The odds doesn't change that much, Donaire is still 4:1 underdog.
I think for underdog bettors this is really a good odds assuming that Donaire can still fight and has the power and the timing to counter Inoue when he is going inside just like in the first fight. Donaire though will need to have a lot of stamina against the young Inoue to be able to sustain his attack the whole 12 rounds because this is what I'm seeing in this fight. Back and forth war throughout 12.
Yes, it's a good take for us Donaire fans.
But I'm still assuming that as the match closes to the date, the odds will have its change a lot. Well, we're still far from their match so if there's not that much change, it's okay.
We might see it happen maybe by the first week of the month for their match or 1 week before their match. The big change in odds is likely to begin.
It could be, but I'm not seeing a huge swing in favor of Donaire, might remain at that odds as we approaches the fight.
Nevertheless, as Filipinos and who support our fighters, the odds is already tempting and attractive. A few sats here and there won't make any difference, but at least if Donaire wins by a long shot, we are all going to celebrate as well.
Fan will always be a fan, a small amount of stake to add spice while watching the fight.
Who knows Donaire makes an upset and wins this fight, right? It's on how you'll going to take this and how would you
anticipate luck with your bet.
The heavy favors are still with Inoue, but we never know what fate between these two, there's always a lucky punch that
may land in Inoue's critical point, else it can be the other way around.