I agree with that assessment. I'm just trying to jog my memory. I could've swore I had a boxing match or something years ago (don't bet boxing anymore) and it was something like over 7.5 rounds.
And they went by the time elapsed in the 7th round as the guy bit the dust in that round. Something to that effect.
And they went by the time elapsed in the 7th round as the guy bit the dust in that round. Something to that effect.
wait a minute....
so does this mean 2:31 is a winner?
- A total listed on a fight represents the total number of completed rounds. The halfway point of a round is at exactly two minutes and thirty seconds into a five minute round. Thus, 2 ½ rounds would be two minutes and thirty seconds of the 3rd round.
- If an over/under total lands on the exact half round total in a fight, the wager will be a push.
so does this mean 2:31 is a winner?
so does this mean 2:31 is a winner?....Yes
- A total listed on a fight represents the total number of completed rounds. The halfway point of a round is at exactly two minutes and thirty seconds into a five minute round. Thus, 2½ rounds would be two minutes and thirty seconds of the 3rd round.
- If an over/under total lands on the exact half round total in a fight, the wager will be a push. If the phrase "Fight goes 2:30 round X", and the fight ends at exactly that second of that round, then "Fight goes" will be graded the winner.
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- A total listed on a fight represents the total number of completed rounds. The halfway point of a round is at exactly two minutes and thirty seconds into a five minute round. Thus, 2½ rounds would be two minutes and thirty seconds of the 3rd round.
- If an over/under total lands on the exact half round total in a fight, the wager will be a push. If the phrase "Fight goes 2:30 round X", and the fight ends at exactly that second of that round, then "Fight goes" will be graded the winner.
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