UFC Vegas 113 lands at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas on Saturday, February 7, with Mario Bautista vs Vinicius Oliveira headlining a main card. The card also features a flyweight clash between Amir Albazi and Kyoji Horiguchi, plus heavyweight action with Jailton Almeida taking on Rizvan Kuniev.
Below, we’ve put together our favorite UFC Vegas 113 parlay picks and best combos for the main card. These are the spots where we think it actually makes sense to tie fights and markets together. Rather than forcing 6-8 legs just for a bigger payout, we’re keeping our parlays selective and focused on logical connections.
Parlays are always higher risk, higher reward, so we’re keeping our combos tight. If you prefer straight bets, you can also see our UFC Vegas 113 best bets and single fight predictions.
UFC Vegas 113 Parlay Picks At A Glance
Parlay Type
Legs
Combined Odds & Books
Main-card parlay
Bautista ML + Horiguchi ML + Oleksiejczuk vs Barriault Under 1.5 rounds
Odds from FanDuel and BetMGM, accurate as of February 7, 12:29 AM ET. UFC parlay prices can move quickly, so always re-check the latest odds before betting.
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This is our main card favorites combo: two favorites who should control their fights plus an under leg in a middleweight firefight. We’re comfortable tying these together because Bautista and Horiguchi have clear paths to victory, while Oleksiejczuk vs Barriault features two aggressive strikers hunting early finishes.
Leg-by-Leg Reasoning
Leg 1 – Bautista ML (-154): The American volume striker brings overwhelming offensive output that should prove decisive over five rounds. Bautista’s superior striking volume and accuracy create sustained pressure that banks rounds with judges favoring activity.
Oliveira’s exceptional defensive metrics keep rounds competitive, but Bautista’s relentless pace and five-round experience should overwhelm the Brazilian’s counter-striking approach. Oliveira’s path requires perfect defense and timely counters, but Bautista’s volume advantage becomes increasingly pronounced over 25 minutes.
Leg 2 – Horiguchi ML (-410): The legendary Japanese striker enters as a massive favorite and it makes sense stylistically. Horiguchi’s edge is pace plus experience against elite speed. His superior striking volume and exceptional accuracy create a clear technical advantage.
Albazi’s path involves slowing the fight with wrestling and banking control time, but Horiguchi’s 54% takedown defense neutralizes most attempts while his own takedown volume (1.80 per fight) creates scrambles where experience matters. Even if Albazi steals a round with wrestling control, Horiguchi’s superior striking and cardio should secure a clear decision over three rounds.
Leg 3 – Oleksiejczuk vs Barriault Under 1.5 (-168): Both middleweights bring catastrophic defensive vulnerabilities that virtually guarantee an early finish. Oleksiejczuk’s southpaw power against Barriault’s 50% striking defense and massive 5.63 strikes absorbed per minute creates immediate knockout opportunities.
Barriault’s aggressive brawling mentality means he willingly trades in the pocket rather than using defensive movement, creating stationary targets for Oleksiejczuk’s power shots. The Polish fighter’s superior accuracy and better defensive metrics suggest he lands clean first in this firefight. Neither possesses elite defense, and both carry knockout power at middleweight. One big exchange should end this violently in round 1 or early round 2.
This parlay focuses on fight duration in the main event plus combining it with two heavy favorites who should control their matchups. We’re mixing overs in fights featuring elite defensive metrics with favorites whose technical superiority should produce clear decisions.
Leg-by-Leg Reasoning
Leg 1 – Bautista vs Oliveira Over 3.5 (-128): Five-round main events featuring defensive specialists rarely end early. Oliveira’s exceptional defensive skills make him extremely difficult to finish despite Bautista’s volume. Neither fighter possesses elite finishing ability at bantamweight.
Bautista’s zero submission average and moderate knockout power against defensive opponents create minimal finish threat. Oliveira’s counter-striking approach prioritizes survival and timely shots over aggressive finishing. Both fighters’ durability and Oliveira’s elite defense should carry this past the halfway point of round 4.
Leg 2 – Horiguchi ML (-410): Horiguchi’s technical superiority and pace advantage create a clear path to decision victory. His exceptional striking metrics combined with Albazi’s low output mean the Japanese legend controls pace and banks rounds over three rounds. Albazi’s wrestling provides competitive moments, but Horiguchi’s experience and defensive awareness should neutralize sustained grappling threats.
Leg 3 – Matsumoto vs Basharat Over 2.5 (-410): Both bantamweights possess solid defensive fundamentals that suggest survival to the final bell. Basharat’s exceptional defensive metrics make him extremely difficult to finish. His undefeated 14-0 record includes primarily decisions, demonstrating durability.
Matsumoto’s 17-1 record shows similar survival skills despite his poor 48% striking defense. Neither fighter possesses elite finishing ability. Basharat averages 0.4 submissions with minimal knockout power, while Matsumoto’s poor accuracy (41%) limits finish opportunities.
To bet this parlay, you’ll need to manually build it across BetMGM and FanDuel, as these are the best available odds for each leg on different books. This is an extreme longshot. Bet 0.1-0.25 units maximum.
Leg-by-Leg Reasoning
Leg 1 – Oliveira ML (+130): The Brazilian defensive specialist possesses elite metrics that could frustrate Bautista’s volume approach. Oliveira’s striking defense and superior damage avoidance can keep him safe from Bautista’s sustained attacks while his superior takedown accuracy may create control opportunities.
If Oliveira can implement his counter-striking gameplan and land timely shots while defending Bautista’s wrestling attempts, he steals rounds with effective striking and octagon control. The switch-stance matchup creates unpredictable angles that favor the more accurate striker. Oliveira’s finishing ability provides upset paths if counters accumulate damage late.
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Leg 2 – Albazi ML (+290): The Iraqi grappler is a massive underdog but possesses skills to pull the upset. Albazi’s wrestling-based approach and timing could slow Horiguchi’s pace if he successfully implements takedowns and banks control time. His superior reach advantage creates distance management opportunities in striking exchanges.
Horiguchi’s moderate takedown defense and age factor (35 years old) create vulnerabilities against younger, fresher grapplers. If Albazi can survive early pressure, weather Horiguchi’s pace, and impose his wrestling gameplan, the Iraqi fighter’s submission threat provides upset finish paths.
Leg 3 – Almeida by Decision (+550): This is one of the best bets in this parlay. If Kuniev’s elite 90% takedown defense holds up better than expected, Almeida’s path becomes grinding out control time and positional dominance over three rounds. The Brazilian’s relentless wrestling pressure suggests he eventually breaks through even elite defense, and accumulating control time without finishing could bank rounds.
If Almeida lands 2-3 takedowns per round and holds position while mixing in striking volume, he wins clear decisions. This scenario requires Kuniev’s defense exceeding expectations while Almeida maintains pressure without finding submissions.
How We’re Building UFC Vegas 113 Parlays
Our philosophy is to keep leg count low to limit compounding risk. We cap our core parlays at three legs maximum and only use parlays where legs logically fit together. Defensive fighters point to overs, clear skill gaps support moneyline bets, and finish-heavy matchups with poor defense justify unders.
We avoid stuffing in every favorite just to chase huge numbers. Parlays are high-risk, high-reward and should be a small part of your portfolio, typically 20-30% of what you would bet on a straight play. Check FanDuel and BetMGM for MMA parlay promos before placing bets.
UFC Vegas 113 Parlay Card Recap
Best Parlay #1: Main Card Favorites Combo
Bautista ML + Horiguchi ML + Oleksiejczuk vs Barriault Under 1.5 rounds at +228 at FanDuel
Best Parlay #2: Distance Combo
Bautista vs Oliveira Over 3.5 + Horiguchi ML + Matsumoto vs Basharat Over 2.5 at +175 at FanDuel
Longshot Parlay
Oliveira ML + Albazi ML + Almeida by Decision at +4618 at FanDuel/BetMGM
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