Mortal Kombat live betting: rounds, finishers, durations
The Mortal Kombat section of live betting carries streamed matches from the fighting game series, played one round at a time between two characters. There is no draw column: the three-way market shows only W1 and W2, and a match runs until one fighter has five round wins. Mortal Kombat 1 matches sit in the Mortal Kombat 1 group.
Five round wins, nine rounds at most
Section 10.74 of the site rules sets the length: up to five wins, which caps a match at nine rounds. A Mortal Kombat 1 match on 24 October ended 5-0 for Johnny Cage over Kung Lao after 11 minutes 29 seconds. Rounds one to five lasted 1:05, 0:54, 0:47, 0:38 and 0:38, and every one of them ended with a finishing move: three Fatalities or Cameo Fatalities in a row, a Brutality in round four, then another Cameo Fatality.
What you can back inside a round
Market | How it is settled |
|---|---|
Win In Round | The fighter who wins the named round |
Round Duration, Over/Under | Seconds of fighting: 90 minus the figure where the timer stops |
Method Of Win In Round | Fatality, Brutality or no finish; a Faction Kill counts as a Fatality |
Flawless Victory In Round | The winner takes no damage at all, including self-inflicted |
A timer stopping at 74 gives a 16-second round, the example the rules use. On Mortal Kombat 11 the round methods add a fourth option, Friendship: on Frost against Johnny Cage, a Friendship in round 4 was priced at 4.62, and the match also carried over/under lines on the number of Friendships. Those matches are grouped under Mortal Kombat 11 live.
Groups in the list and how a bet is fixed
Seven groups were open on 24 October, from Mortal Kombat X and its tournament to Mortal Kombat 3 and Mortal Kombat 11 XXL. Once the server has registered a live bet and confirmation has come back, it is final and cannot be edited.
Other sports in play are on 1xBet's live page.
Real stakes require a 1xBet account, created through registration.