RJ Harris at -100 against Alvin Hines. Undefeated and underpriced.

The God of Odds likes RJ Harris on the moneyline at +100, and BetUS is the place to hammer it.

RJ Harris walks into Saturday night undefeated at 5-0-0. That's not a fluke. That's a fighter who has finished every opponent put in front of him. Alvin Hines is 7-1-0, but that one loss tells you he can be beaten. Harris hasn't lost a single professional fight. That's the kind of record that commands respect, especially when the odds are flipped to even money.

The line movement tells the real story. Harris opened as a slight favorite, and the market has pushed his moneyline to -100. That's sharp money. Bettors who study tape are backing the undefeated fighter. They see the clean record and the trajectory. Hines has more fights, but he also has a blemish. In MMA, undefeated prospects with momentum are dangerous.

BetUS is offering Harris at +100, the best price available. Bovada and BetOnline have him at -105 or worse. That's a full 5-cent difference. When you're backing a fighter with a perfect record, you want the best return. BetUS gives you that edge.

This isn't a high-confidence slam dunk. Harris has only 5 pro fights, so the sample is small. But the data we have says he wins. Undefeated record, line moving his way, and a market that still offers plus money. That's a bet worth taking.