Top Dog FC: the gloveless card and how its bouts are settled
Top Dog FC brings together the bare-knuckle boxing bouts a promotion has put on its card and that the line opens for pre-match betting. Every bout has a row of its own, listing when it starts and which two boxers meet.
The Top Dog FC card
On each row of the list, the W1, DRAW and W2 prices are followed by the no-draw market, marked 1 and 2. Tapping a bout opens its page, where the same prices appear under their market names, 1X2 and Team Wins.
Where the official result comes from
A bet on a Top Dog FC bout is settled on what the organiser has officially recorded. The rules spell out which sources count and what happens when they disagree:
Question | What the rules say |
|---|---|
Which start time is used? | the actual one, taken from the organiser's official documents; failing those, from federation websites and other sports sources (section 9, point 1) |
Official figures and independent figures differ? | the site may rely on a video recording or an independent source (point 23) |
Sources conflict on the date, time or result? | payouts are put on hold while the information is checked (point 24) |
A customer wants to challenge the result? | a complaint has to be lodged no later than 10 calendar days after the event ends, provided the organiser has issued official documents (point 5) |
While a payout is on hold, the bet is neither paid nor lost; it waits until the check confirms the correct figure. The complaint window is counted from the end of the bout.
Other fight nights
Further gloveless cards join the Bare-knuckle Boxing section once their bouts are open. Real stakes require a 1xBet account, created through registration.