ProphetX promo code TSN: Get $75 prediction bonus for Buckley vs. Malott and how to trade UFC Edmonton card

The UFC heads to Canada to Rogers Place in Edmonton, where Joaquin Buckley and Mike Malott headline a card packed with Canadian talent. Buckley is trying to snap a two-fight skid after losses to Kamaru Usman and Sean Brady. Malott enters on a four-fight win streak, capped by a third-round TKO of Gilbert Burns in April. The main card starts at 8 p.m. ET on Paramount+.

Malott is a slight favorite at home, but this five-round welterweight bout is close to a coin flip on prediction markets. Below, we break down how to claim the ProphetX offer and how to trade the UFC Edmonton card, from fight winners to method of victory and round props. 

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ProphetX promo code for Buckley vs. Malott

ProphetX is one of the best up-and-coming prediction markets in the country, and the new user promo code doesn't hurt. Currently, first-time traders on ProphetX can claim an enticing welcome offer at sign-up to trade $50 and get $75 in bonus funds.

Once applying promo code TSN, new users must trade $50 on any qualifying market to receive the bonus reward. The $75 bonus will be paid out in three $25 installments over 14 days. With the welcome bonus awarded right out of the gate, new players can have the ability to continue trading on the ProphetX platform using incentive funds rather than having to make an additional deposit right away.

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How to claim ProphetX promo code for UFC Fight Night: Buckley vs Malott

There are multiple steps before a new user can earn their special promotion code. Here are the tasks new ProphetX accounts must complete before adding some incentive funds to their account:

1. Click here or any ProphetX offer on this page to go to the ProphetX sign-up page.
2. Create your account with your email and a password, then confirm the verification code ProphetX emails you.
3. Enter the promo code TSN in the promo code field during registration.
4. Verify your identity with your full name, date of birth, address, and the last four digits of your Social Security number.
5. Make an initial deposit and complete $50 in qualifying trades within 30 days. Only trades that open a new position at 80 cents or lower count, but you can spread the $50 across multiple trades or go all in on one market.
6. Keep your eyes out for your first $25 credit, which must be used in full within a week in order to unlock the second installment. That second batch of incentive funds must be spent in full within another week to unlock the third.

ProphetX promo code terms and conditions

Here are the important terms and conditions tied to unlocking this promotion:

• New participants only in the 49 available states (excluding Nevada)
• Trade $50+ to unlock $75 in non-withdrawable incentive funds
• $75 bonus is paid in three $25 installments over 14 days
• Trades above 80% excluded
• Each installment expires 45 days after credit

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UFC Fight Night: Buckley vs. Malott markets on ProphetX

ProphetX has ample markets available for UFC Fight Night. Here's the full list of what markets users can place their predictions on:

• Fight winner (moneyline)
• Method of victory
• Total rounds (over/under)
• Parlays and same-game parlays

UFC Fight Night: Buckley vs. Malott value picks

Mandel Nallo vs Nate Landwehr (Lightweight)

• Mandel Nallo to win by KO/TKO/DQ (63.5% at ProphetX)

Mandel Nallo’s UFC debut in Winnipeg was rough. Jai Herbert stopped him in the first round. Still, the former Bellator standout is one of the most active strikers you’ll find at 155 pounds. He lands more than eight significant strikes per minute and connects on roughly 60% of what he throws.

That’s a nightmare matchup for Nate Landwehr right now. “The Train” has been knocked out in three straight fights, and the most recent one was ugly. Cub Swanson put him down twice and finished him in the first round at UFC 327 in April. Landwehr is also 38 and moving up to lightweight against a bigger opponent. Nallo stands 6-foot with a 75-inch reach, which gives him three inches on Landwehr.

Nallo has his own durability concerns, and he’s no spring chicken at 37. That said, Landwehr has always been willing to stand and trade, and his chin hasn’t held up lately. Nallo has earned the majority of his wins by knockout, and I like him to add another one Saturday night.

Kyle Daukaus vs Marc-Andre Barriault (Middleweight)

• Under 2.5 rounds (62.69% at ProphetX)

Kyle Daukaus isn’t nicknamed “The D’Arce Knight” for nothing. Twelve of his 17 pro wins have come by submission, and he’s at his best when he can drag a fight to the mat and hunt for the neck. Bo Nickal finished him in the first round in June, but before that Daukaus had beaten Michel Pereira and Gerald Meerschaert.

Marc-Andre Barriault is in a tough spot. The Canadian hasn’t won since June 2023, and he dropped a unanimous decision to Michal Oleksiejczuk in February. He has a real puncher’s chance with 11 knockout wins, but he has also been finished several times in the UFC. Dustin Stoltzfus knocked him out in the first round, and Anthony Hernandez choked him out.

Barriault’s last two losses went the full 15 minutes, which is the risk here. Even so, Barriault rarely wrestles, and he doesn’t bring much defensive grappling against a specialist like Daukaus. One scramble is all Daukaus needs to grab a choke, and Barriault’s power means this one could end early in the other direction as well.

UFC Edmonton round props

Chelsea Chandler vs Melissa Croden (Bantamweight)

• Over 2.5 rounds (62.69% at ProphetX)

Melissa Croden is the ranked fighter here, sitting 15th at women’s bantamweight, and she fights a disciplined, measured game. She averages about four significant strikes per minute, absorbs fewer than two, and mixes in takedowns. Her last outing was a clean unanimous decision win over Daria Zhelezniakova in Winnipeg, with all three judges scoring it 29-28.

Chelsea Chandler has been all or nothing in the UFC. She snapped a two-fight skid in June by submitting Priscila Cachoeira with an armbar in the first round. Before that, three of her UFC fights went the distance, including decision losses to Norma Dumont and Yana Santos.

Chandler’s quick finishes give me some pause, especially since she came out of a year-long layoff and looked sharp. However, Croden is a patient fighter who doesn’t take many risks. She’s comfortable taking rounds rather than chasing a finish, and she’s the bigger, longer fighter with plenty to lose against an unranked opponent. I expect a tactical fight that goes the full 15 minutes.

Mike Malott vs Joaquin Buckley (Welterweight)

• Under 3.5 rounds (53.05% at ProphetX)

This is a five-round main event between two guys who like to end fights. Mike Malott’s breakthrough came in April when he dropped Gilbert Burns twice and finished him with ground-and-pound in the third round. That marked his fourth straight win and sent Burns into retirement. Malott also has finishes over Kevin Holland and Charles Radtke.

Joaquin Buckley built his name on highlight-reel knockouts. He stopped Colby Covington, Stephen Thompson and Vicente Luque during his six-fight win streak. Both of his recent losses came on the scorecards to elite wrestlers, Kamaru Usman and Sean Brady, who were happy to grind him out.

Malott won’t take that approach. He’s a striker first, and Buckley’s chin has been cracked before. Chris Curtis knocked him out in 2022. Malott has also shown some vulnerability late, getting stopped by Neil Magny in the third round. With two powerful strikers in the cage, I expect this fight to end before the midpoint of the fourth round.

UFC Fight Night: Buckley vs. Malott prediction

Who will win?

• Joaquin Buckley to win (47.62% at ProphetX)

Joaquin Buckley is on a two-fight losing streak in the UFC, which is why he’s priced as an underdog in hostile territory. Context matters, though. Those losses came against Kamaru Usman and Sean Brady, two of the best wrestlers in the division. Neither fight had much to do with Buckley’s striking.

Mike Malott is a better wrestler than his reputation suggests, but his game is built on boxing. He outworked Gilbert Burns on the feet in April. That suits Buckley just fine. Buckley’s knockout power is the best weapon in this fight, and he’s put away better strikers than Malott, including Stephen Thompson.

Buckley’s grappling does deserve some scrutiny. He also dropped two wrestling matches on the RAF circuit, including one to Tyron Woodley. If Malott shoots early and often, this gets dicey. That said, Malott has been stopped before when the pace picked up, and five rounds give Buckley plenty of time to find the shot. At a near coin-flip price, I’ll back the more dangerous puncher with something to prove.