UFC 316 Odds Tonight: Dvalishvili vs. O'Malley 2 Betting Lines & Card Info

Who will emerge victorious tonight when Merab Dvalishvili and Sean O'Malley square off for a second time at UFC 316?

Andrew Reid

Last updated: June 7, 2025 6:01 PM EDT • 7 min read

UFC 316 Odds Tonight: Dvalishvili vs. O'Malley 2 Betting Lines & Card Info — Pictured: Merab Dvalishvili (red gloves) fights Umar Nurmagomedov (blue gloves) during UFC 311 at Intuit Dome. Photo by Gary A. Vasquez via Imagn Images.

The awaited rematch between Merab Dvalishvili and Sean O'Malley takes place tonight with the bantamweight title on the line. Our UFC 316: Dvalishivili vs. O'Malley 2 odds from our best sports betting sites break down the entire card, including the co-headlining women's bantamweight title fight between Julianna Pena and Kayla Harrison.

The action gets underway from Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., with the early prelims beginning at 6 p.m. ET (ESPN+), the prelims at 8 p.m. ET (ESPN), and the main card starting around 10 p.m. ET (pay-per-view).

Read to the bottom for ChatGPT's picks as to who will walk away with the titles tonight.

🧐 UFC 316 betting insights

UFC 316 betting insights from BetMGM as of Saturday, June 7.

🎟️ Most bet props

Sean O’Malley by KO/TKO or DQ (+450)
Sean O’Malley by Decision/Technical Decision (+600)
Patchy Mix by Submission (+200)
Merab Dvalishvili by Submission (+800)
Sean O’Malley by Submission (+2500)

⚖️ UFC 316 weigh-in results

After a disastrous weigh-in last week, things were mostly smooth today ahead of Saturday's card with just one fighter missing weight. Ariane de Silva came in a whopping six pounds over, but her fight with Wang Cong is still going ahead. The Brazilian fighter will forfeit 25% of her purse to her opponent due to the miss.

Main Card

Merab Dvalishvili (134) vs. Sean O'Malley (135)
Julianna Pena (135) vs. Kayla Harrison (135)
Kelvin Gastelum (185) vs. Joe Pyfer (185)
Mario Bautista (135) vs. Patchy Mix (135)
Vicente Luque (170) vs. Kevin Holland (170)

Prelims

Bruno Silva (125) vs. Joshua Van (125)
Azamat Murzakanov (205) vs. Brendson Ribeiro (205)
Serghei Spivac (251) vs. Waldo Cortes-Acosta (265)
Khaos Williams (170) vs. Andreas Gustafsson (170)

Early prelims

Ariane da Silva (132) vs. Wang Cong (125)

da Silva weighed in six pounds above the flyweight limit and will forfeit 25% of her purse to Cong

Jeka Saragih (145) vs. JooSang Yoo (145)
Quilan Salkilld (156) vs. Yanal Ashmouz (155)
MarQuel Mederos (155) vs. Mark Choinski (155)

📊 UFC 316 odds - Main Card

Here’s our breakdown of the UFC 316: Dvalishvili vs. O'Malley 2 odds and betting lines for Saturday's full card to help with your UFC picks (odds via our best UFC betting sites).

🥊 Merab Dvalishvili (19-4) vs. Sean O'Malley (18-2)

Dvalishvili took the strap for O'Malley in Sept. 204 via unanimous decision, and he defended it in January with a unanimous decision win over Umar Nurmagomedov
O'Malley hasn't entered the Octagon since his loss to Dvalishvili at UFC 306

🥊 Julianna Pena (13-5) vs. Kayla Harrison (18-1)

Pena claimed the bantamweight title via split decision over Raquel Pennington in October, her second time winning the strap
Pena once claimed the title from Amanda Nunes (Dec. 2021) but lost it to Nunes in her first defense (July 2022)
Harrison is the No. 2 contender in the division, beating Holly Holm and Ketlen Vieira in her two UFC fights

UFC 316 Odds: Dvalishvili vs. O'Malley 2 Betting Lines & Card Info — Pictured: Julianna Pena punches Raquel Pennington at UFC 307. Photo by Stephen R. Sylvanie via Imagn Images.

🥊 Kelvin Gastelum (20-9) vs. Joe Pyfer (13-3)

Gastelum is 3-6 over his last nine bouts dating back to 2019
Pyfer picked up a KO/TKO victory over Marc-Andre Barriault last time out (June 2024)

🥊 Mario Bautista (15-2) vs. Patchy Mix (20-1)

Bautista is No. 10 in the bantamweight division; Mix is making his UFC debut
Bautista is on a run of of seven straight wins, his last three coming via decision (split decision over Jose Aldo in October)
Mix is a Bellator champion also on a seven-bout win streak, with wins over Magomed Magomedov (May 2024) and Sergio Pettis (Nov. 2023) in his last two fights

🥊 Vicente Luque (23-10-1) vs. Kevin Holland (27-13)

Luque is No. 14 in the welterweight division, while Holland is unranked
Luque submitted Themba Gorimbo in the first round last time out (Dec. 2024)
Holland is just 2-4 over his last six fights, most recently topping Gunnar Nelson via decision in March

📊 UFC 316 - Prelims

🥊 Bruno Silva (14-6-2) vs. Joshua Van (13-2)

Silva was knocked out by Manel Kape in December, ending a run of four straight victories
Van has rattled off three straight unanimous decision wins, most recently over Rei Tsuruya at UFC 313 (March)

🥊 Azamat Murzakanov (14-0) vs. Brendson Ribeiro (17-7)

Murzakanov is 4-0 since making the jump from Dana White's Contender Series; 3-0 via KO/TKO and 1-0 via unanimous decision
Ribeiro submitted Diyar Nurgozhay in the second round in March

🥊 Serghei Spivac (17-5) vs. Waldo Cortes-Acosta (13-1)

Spivac hasn't seen a third round in his last seven fights, going 2-3 by KO/TKO and 2-0 by submission since 2021
Spivac took a first-round loss to Jailton Almeida in January
Cortes-Acosta is 6-1 in the UFC, with two KO/TKO wins (most recently in March vs. Ryan Spann) and 4-1 by the judges

🥊 Khaos Williams (15-4) vs. Uros Medic (10-3)

Williams was submitted in the second round by Gabriel Bonfirm in February
Medic suffered a KO/TKO loss to Punahele Soriano last time out (January)

📊 UFC 316 - Early Prelims

🥊 Ariane da Silva (17-10) vs. Wang Cong (7-1)

da Silva is a UFC vet (debut 2019) and lost both her 2024 fights (one unanimous decision, one submission)
Cong has a KO/TKO victory, a submission loss, and a unanimous decision victory over her three career UFC bouts

🥊 Jeka Saragih (14-4) vs. Joo Sang Yoo (8-0)

Saragih hasn't gone past the second round across three UFC fights, with a second-round loss coupled with a 1-1 record in the first round
Yoo is the only undefeated fighter on the card and will be making his UFC debut

🥊 Quillan Salkilld (8-1) vs. Yanal Ashmouz (8-1)

Salkilld won his UFC debut with a first-round knockout in Feb., dropping Anshul Jubli in just 19 seconds
Ashmouz is 2-1 in three UFC bouts, last beating Trevor Peek by unanimous decision in Sept.

🥊 MarQuel Mederos (10-1) vs. Mark Choinski (8-0)

Mederos is 2-0 since making the leap from Dana White's Contender Series, with a unanimous decision win (Landon Quinones, Feb. 2024) and a split decision victory (Austin Hubbard, March)
Choinski is a submission specialist (five of his eight wins are submission stoppages) and makes the leap from Anthony Pettis FC for his UFC debut

🤖 AI Predictions to win the title fights

We asked ChatGPT, a large language model chatbot from OpenAI, for its best prediction to win the UFC 316 title fights. Please note that ChatGPT is not a sports betting model, but it can provide valuable additional information and insights that bettors may overlook.

Men's Bantamweight Title Pick: Merab Dvalishvili

Why: Dvalishvili’s relentless pressure and grappling-heavy style were the key to beating O’Malley in their first fight, and nothing suggests that’s changed. He’s on a long win streak, and even elite opponents haven’t been able to slow him down or outpace him.

Women's Bantamweight Title Pick: Kayla Harrison

Why: Pena is tough and experienced, but Harrison’s physicality and elite grappling pedigree are hard to bet against. She’s dominated nearly everyone she’s faced and has transitioned from the PFL to the UFC with no signs of struggle.

📰 UFC 316 news

It's been a relatively quiet week on the UFC news front, but we do have a new bout on an already packed card.

MarQuel Mederos and Mark Choinski will kick off the evening's action with a lightweight fight, adding a fourth early prelim to the festivities. Mederos was supposed to fight last week but had to pull out of his bout mid-week due to illness. Choinski will be making his promotional debut.

📺 How to watch UFC 316: Dvalishvili vs. O'Malley 2

📅 When: Saturday, June 7
📍Where: Prudential Center (Newark, N.J.)
📺 How to watch: Early Prelims - 6 p.m. ET (ESPN+); Prelims - 8 p.m. ET (ESPN); Main Card - 10 p.m. ET (pay-per-view)

🔮 UFC 316 expert picks

📖 How to read UFC betting odds

Understanding UFC betting odds is essential for making informed wagers. Let's break it down with examples:

Positive odds (+): Positive odds indicate the potential profit on a $100 wager. For instance, if a fighter has odds of +250, it means that a $100 bet on that fighter would yield a profit of $250 if they win the fight. So, your total payout would be $350 ($250 profit + $100 original stake).
Negative odds (-): Negative odds represent the amount you need to wager to win $100 in profit. For example, if a fighter has odds of -150, it means that you would need to bet $150 to win $100 in profit if that fighter wins. Your total payout would be $250 ($100 profit + $150 original stake).

Now, let's consider an actual UFC betting scenario:

Fighter A: +200
Fighter B: -180

For Fighter A (+200), a $100 bet would result in a $200 profit, making the total payout $300. For Fighter B (-180), you would need to wager $180 to win $100 in profit, resulting in a total payout of $280.

Understanding these odds helps you evaluate the potential payout and implied probability of each fighter winning a UFC fight. Positive odds indicate an underdog, while negative odds signify a favorite.

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Written By:
Andrew Reid

Andrew is a Publishing Editor at Sportsbook Review. He graduated from Acadia University with a degree in Kinesiology, working as a personal trainer and in injury rehab, and then attended the College of Sports Media in Toronto to attain a diploma in Radio and Television Sports Broadcasting. Andrew has been involved in the sports betting and fantasy sports space since joining the FNTSY Sports Network in 2014, where he worked as a producer, director, and occasional on-air talent on various shows focusing on sports betting and DFS content. Prior to joining SBR, he spent multiple years with the USA Today Network as an editor and writer. Living in Newfoundland, Andrew frequents grey market sportsbooks, but in the past, when he's lived in regulated areas, he's become well-versed with all of our best sportsbooks. As strictly a casual bettor, he enjoys making touchdown parlays with friends (bro-lays), sweating out golf cut parlays during majors, playing same-game parlays for fun, and chasing long-shot bets. He also enjoys using sportsbooks that have solid iGaming and casino platforms. As the old guy on staff, he has an affinity for industry news, which confuses some, but shh ... quiet ... the news is on.