Triple Your UFC 266 Profits with Stake Sports

The UFC 266 matches are particularly exciting during this time of the year, especially if you place your bets with Stake Sports, as the bookmaker wants to mark this occasion with a special promotion that will triple potential payouts for its new and active punters. They get to choose between three main events, all taking place this weekend and if the fight ends early, punters can win three times as much, similar to the Stake EPL multi-double winnings where the winnings double.

All the games scheduled over the next few days will qualify, so punters enjoy a lot of freedom in choosing the markets.

• Stake Sports will pay three times the profits if the games don’t go the distance and the winner achieves victory sooner.
• It doesn’t matter if they do it through KO, TKO, Submission or DQ.
• All that is required is for the match to end sooner and all winning bets will be paid promptly, with the betting bonuses added.
• The more you wager, the bigger the potential winnings and also the multiplied bonus.
• High Rollers are the main beneficiaries of this offer, but casual punters can also take advantage of bigger payouts.

There are only three eligible matches for this promotion and you need to bet on:

1. Alexander Volkanovski vs Brian Ortega
2. Valentina Shevchenko vs Lauren Murphy
3. Nick Diaz vs Robbie Lawler

Among the conditions required by the bookmaker is for punters to place the bets before the match has started like many of the promotions, such as the Stake early goal payout offer. Only qualifying fights are eligible for the triple payouts and you can only bet on the match winner. This means that special markets do not qualify for this campaign and players should prioritize the mainstream bets.

Each player can only take advantage of this promotion once. As a result, only the first bet on the day will be factored in, with the other wagers triggering standard payouts. Players are expected to bet a minimum of $5, while the maximum tripled winnings are limited to $50.

If a match is voided or if players cash out their profits before the end of the game, they lose eligibility for the bonus. Under normal circumstances, bookmakers will pay winning bets and the corresponding bonus within 48 hours.