Perrault said bettors hunting plus money can take a small stab on Klein by knockout. The Slovakian striker rides a four-fight winning streak into the matchup and will enjoy a clear stand-up edge if he can keep Gamrot off his hips. Gamrot’s inability to put opponents away—zero stoppages in his last six outings—means he is likely to leave striking exchanges on the table, giving Klein windows for a counter left head-kick or straight left that has produced six of his ten career finishes. While Perrault still expects the bout to go long, he argued the market is underrating Klein’s knockout equity, making the KO prop an attractive hedge or small single-unit flyer alongside an over 2.5-rounds parlay piece.

Sniper said Ludovit Klein is his preferred side in the mid-range because Mateusz Gamrot’s durability is deteriorating fast. Gamrot has been knocked down five separate times in just ten UFC bouts—a 50 % knock-down rate that Sniper called “terrifying” for a 33-year-old whose reflexes are only going to slip further. Klein, priced at $7,700, pairs that chin concern with legitimate finishing tools: crisp southpaw boxing, 1.24 knockdowns per 15 minutes on the regional scene, and serviceable offensive wrestling that can exploit Gamrot’s tendency to turtle after hard shots. Sniper doubts the fight sees the scorecards; he expects Klein’s pressure and speed to break Gamrot by the mid-second round, producing 90-plus DraftKings points even without a third-round win bonus. Because he envisions an early stoppage, Sniper is fading the popular cash-game stack idea that Mont floated earlier in the show, limiting his Gamrot exposure to small leverage sprinkles and keeping Klein in 40-50 % of his GPP builds.

Mont pegged Ludovit Klein at $7,700 as the underdog everyone will click—and he’s fine joining the party. Klein’s recent physical transformation has coincided with sharper output and improved cardio, making him dangerous against Mateusz Gamrot, who has been knocked down five times in just ten UFC starts. Gamrot’s takedown defense (68 %) and top control are solid, but his striking defense leaks (absorbs 3.9 per minute) and he lands little volume of his own, creating a path for Klein to win rounds or even score a late finish. Both fighters have made the DraftKings optimal lineup three times since 2021, which led Mont to float a rare three-round cash stack: he envisions scrambles, reversals, and a combined 200+ significant strikes if it sees the cards, letting the loser still post 50-plus points. For tournaments he will be overweight Klein, dabble in Gamrot leverage, and sprinkle the under 2.5 prop (currently +200) in his betting portfolio, believing the market underrates Klein’s finishing upside.