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Yes, It’s already week 16. Where did the season go?!?!

The big news it’s that for most fantasy football players, this is their championship game week. And fortunately it doesn’t seem like most teams are resting players (which has happened in past years).

Yes we have a list of bets that you can make this week. And yes we have updated odds for the Super Bowl. Of course that’s the reason you visit this site.

Thanks again for stopping by, and lets us know if you have any questions or if there is anything else you would like to see on this site.

Odds to win the 2014 Super Bowl XLVIII
Seattle Seahawks 12/5
Denver Broncos 3/1
San Francisco 49ers 15/2
New England Patriots 12/1
Carolina Panthers 14/1
New Orleans Saints 14/1
Kansas City Chiefs 16/1
Cincinnati Bengals 20/1
Green Bay Packers 25/1
Baltimore Ravens 33/1
Indianapolis Colts 33/1
Philadelphia Eagles 33/1
Chicago Bears 40/1
Dallas Cowboys 66/1
Detroit Lions 66/1
Miami Dolphins 66/1
Arizona Cardinals 75/1
San Diego Chargers 75/1
Pittsburgh Steelers 300/1

Odds to win the 2014 AFC Conference
Denver Broncos 5/6
New England Patriots 9/2
Kansas City Chiefs 13/2
Cincinnati Bengals 8/1
Indianapolis Colts 14/1
Baltimore Ravens 16/1
Miami Dolphins 28/1
San Diego Chargers 40/1
Pittsburgh Steelers 125/1

Odds to win the 2014 NFC Conference
Seattle Seahawks 10/11
San Francisco 49ers 9/2
Carolina Panthers 15/2
New Orleans Saints 15/2
Green Bay Packers 14/1
Philadelphia Eagles 18/1
Chicago Bears 25/1
Dallas Cowboys 33/1
Detroit Lions 33/1
Arizona Cardinals 40/1

Odds to win the 2014 AFC East Division
New England Patriots 1/16
Miami Dolphins 8/1

Odds to win the 2014 AFC North Division
Cincinnati Bengals 1/4
Baltimore Ravens 5/2

Odds to win the 2014 AFC West Division
Denver Broncos 1/8
Kansas City Chiefs 5/1

Odds to win the 2014 NFC East Division
Philadelphia Eagles ½
Dallas Cowboys 3/2

Odds to win the 2014 NFC North Division
Chicago Bears 11/10
Green Bay Packers 8/5
Detroit Lions 11/4

Odds to win the 2014 NFC South Division
Carolina Panthers 5/7
New Orleans Saints 1/1

SUPER BOWL XLVIII – Early Line
AFC +2½
NFC -2½

NFL Special – Will Jim Schwartz be the head Coach for the Detroit Lions for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes +200
No -300

NFL Special – Will Dennis Allen be the head Coach for the Oakland Raiders for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes +150
No -200

NFL Special – Will Jason Garrett be the head Coach for the Dallas Cowboys for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes EVEN
No -140

Odds to Win 2013 NFL Defensive MVP
Luke Kuechly 9/5
Robert Mathis 11/4
Robert Quinn 4/1
Richard Sherman 7/1
Earl Thomas 7/1
Lavonte David 10/1
Vontaze Burfict 12/1
J.J. Watt 15/1
Deandre Levy 20/1

Odds to Win 2013 NFL MVP
Peyton Manning (DEN) QB -2500
Any other player +1000

NFL WEEK 16 SPECIALS – Eli Manning – Total Interceptions thrown in the Regular Season?
Over/Under 28

NFL WEEK 16 SPECIALS – Will the Redskins trade Kirk Cousins before the 2014 NFL Draft is over?
Yes -130
No -110

NFL WEEK 16 SPECIALS – If the Redskins trade Kirk Cousins before the 2014 NFL Draft is over will they get a 1st round pick for him?
Yes +200
No -300

NFL WEEK 16 SPECIALS – Will Matt Cassel start game 1 of the 2014 Regular Season for the Vikings?
Yes +110
No -150

NFL WEEK 16 SPECIALS – Will Mike Shanahan be the coach of the Redskins for Game 1 of the 2014 Regular Season and his son (Kyle) not be on the coaching staff?
Yes -140
No EVEN

NFL WEEK 16 SPECIALS – Total Points scored by all teams Week 16
Over/Under 725½

NFL WEEK 16 SPECIALS – Will a team score 50 or more points Week 16
Yes +400
No -700

NFL WEEK 16 SPECIALS – How many teams will score 40 or more points Week 16?
Over/Under 1½

Personally I like the over on this last bet. It might not be the best bet you can make this weekend, but it sure looks like fun! Who doesn’t like to root for offense?!?! And I think it would be awesome to see a couple of teams go over 40 points this week. Hell it could happen in one game, and you could win. Football can be that crazy “any given Sunday”.

No matter what you bet, good luck this weekend. I hope all our readers win every weekend. That’s what makes sports betting fun!

Sport betting is a form of gambling defined as the activity of forecasting results in competitions and placing a stake on the outcome. This is considered illegal except for the State of Nevada. At any rate, betting has become widespread in nearly all ball games to include the National Football League or NFL. Simple wagers can be made through bookmakers or different online outlets.

Likewise, it is possible to make straight bets which are wagers made against the line. It is a number designated by bookmakers which handicaps a certain team and favors another. On the other hand, proposition bets are bets made on the specific outcome of a specific match. There are parlays or multiple bets (maximum of 12) and compensates the winning bettor with a huge payout. There are also other types of wagers such as progressive parlays, teasers, goal line bets, future wagers, and in-play betting.

The National Football League season may be over. However, it does not mean that betting has stopped since futures are still available. Futures betting depend on each team’s chances of winning the Super Bowl for the next season. Betting can be very enjoyable because of the prospects of winning a large amount with fairly small bets. Here are some guidelines in placing wagers on NFL futures.

? Do not concentrate on the schedules alone. Most bettors prefer to wait until NFL schedules are released in spring. These individuals normally base stakes on this available information. However, it is not advisable to speculate on the success of teams based on potential opponents.

? Be on the lookout for up and coming rookies who can make considerable impact in the league. Study player movements because rookies and offseason recruits can mean a lot to NFL teams. At the same time, look at free agency because player acquisitions can affect the fortunes of football squads. Watching the free agency market will allow you to have access to good odds.

? The luck of talented teams can change drastically. Ball squads can make great playoff runs only to fall short of their campaigns. Thus, your futures wager will be spoiled completely. Study each team during the offseason. Keep in mind that player retirement, injuries and free agency can influence the future of any team during the succeeding season.

? Coaching changes can also play a major factor in betting. The new coach can either make or break a team and affect your futures wager.

Wagers are placed primarily through bookmakers. In essence, the bookmaker serves as market conduit for sports bettors. The bookmaker receives the bets regardless of the teams involved. A spread is maintained notwithstanding the results of the betting. Federal laws have been implemented to avert illegal bookmaking. The most prominent is the Federal Wire Act (1961) which is not relevant to other forms of web-based gambling. Bookmakers have an 11 is to 10 advantage over bettors. It is a different case for small bets because the bookmaker is limited to a 6-5 advantage.

Below are updated odds for the 2014 Super Bowl, and more bets for the 15th week of the NFL season. The Broncos are still the favorite to win even with their loss to the Chargers the other night.

If you are crazy enough to bet on either the Jets or the Steelers, you can get them at 300-1 odds right now. Personally I wouldn’t waste my money on either of those teams.

Speaking of the Jets, they play the Carolina Panthers this week. The Panthers (currently 18/1 to win the Super Bowl) are playing well and should be a lock to make the playoffs this year. If I was to bet on a team this weekend, it would be Cam Newton and Carolina.

Odds to win the 2014 Super Bowl XLVIII
Denver Broncos 11/4
Seattle Seahawks 11/4
New Orleans Saints 8/1
San Francisco 49ers 8/1
New England Patriots 10/1
Cincinnati Bengals 16/1
Carolina Panthers 18/1
Kansas City Chiefs 25/1
Philadelphia Eagles 28/1
Indianapolis Colts 33/1
Detroit Lions 40/1
Baltimore Ravens 50/1
Chicago Bears 50/1
Dallas Cowboys 50/1
Green Bay Packers 50/1
Miami Dolphins 66/1
San Diego Chargers 75/1
Arizona Cardinals 100/1
New York Jets 300/1
Pittsburgh Steelers 300/1

Odds to win the 2014 AFC Conference
Denver Broncos 4/5
New England Patriots 7/2
Cincinnati Bengals 6/1
Kansas City Chiefs 11/1
Indianapolis Colts 14/1
Baltimore Ravens 22/1
Miami Dolphins 33/1
San Diego Chargers 50/1
New York Jets 125/1
Pittsburgh Steelers 125/1

Odds to win the 2014 NFC Conference
Seattle Seahawks 6/5
New Orleans Saints 9/2
San Francisco 49ers 9/2
Carolina Panthers 9/1
Philadelphia Eagles 12/1
Detroit Lions 20/1
Chicago Bears 22/1
Dallas Cowboys 25/1
Green Bay Packers 33/1
Arizona Cardinals 50/1

Odds to win the 2014 NFC East Division
Philadelphia Eagles ½
Dallas Cowboys 3/2

Odds to win the 2014 NFC North Division
Detroit Lions 2/3
Chicago Bears 7/4
Green Bay Packers 5/1

Odds to win the 2014 NFC South Division
New Orleans Saints 1/7
Carolina Panthers 4/1

SUPER BOWL XLVIII – Early Line
AFC +1
NFC -1

Will Peyton Manning break the Single Season Record of 50 TD Passes?
Yes -400
No +250

Will Peyton Manning break the Single Season Record of 5,476 Passing Yards?
Yes +110
No -150

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – Which Team will be the 6th Seed in the AFC Playoffs?
Baltimore Ravens 1/1
Miami Dolphins 1/1
San Diego Chargers 15/1
New York Jets 15/1
Tennessee Titans 20/1
Pittsburgh Steelers 25/1

NFL WEEK 15 SPECIALS – Will the Bears allow a 100 yard Rusher for the 7th straight Week vs the Browns?
Yes +500
No -800

NFL WEEK 15 SPECIALS – Will the Patriots trail at any point in the second half vs the Dolphins and come back to win the game?
Yes +100
No -140

NFL WEEK 15 SPECIALS – Kirk Cousins – Total Passing Yards Week 15 vs Atlanta
Over/Under 240½

NFL WEEK 15 SPECIALS – Kirk Cousins – Total TD Passes Week 15 vs Atlanta
Over 1½ (EVEN)
Under 1½ (-130)

NFL WEEK 15 SPECIALS – Kirk Cousins – Total Interceptions Week 15 vs Atlanta
Over ½ (-200)
Under ½ (+160)

NFL WEEK 15 SPECIALS – Who will finish the Season with more interceptions?
Eli Manning (NYG) QB +110
Geno Smith (NYJ) QB -150

NFL WEEK 15 SPECIALS – Who will finish the Season with more Receiving Yards?
Calvin Johnson (DET) WR -140
Josh Gordon (CLE) WR EVEN

NFL WEEK 15 SPECIALS – Will the Broncos break the single Season Points record of 589?
Yes -250
No +170

NFL WEEK 15 SPECIALS – Will the Broncos break the single Season TD record of 75?
Yes -175
No +135

NFL WEEK 15 SPECIALS – Will the Jaguars finish the Season on a 6 game winning streak?
Yes 9/1

NFL WEEK 15 SPECIALS – Who will be the next Head coach of the Houston Texans?
Lovie Smith 5/2
Art Briles 11/4
Ken Whisenhunt 4/1
David Shaw 5/1
Kevin Sumlin 5/1
Wade Philips 15/2
John Gruden 15/1
Bill Cowher 15/1

NFL WEEK 15 SPECIALS – Will the Texans draft a QB in the First Round of the 2014 NFL Draft?
Yes -130
No -110

NFL WEEK 15 SPECIALS – Will a linebacker lead the league in interceptions?
Yes -300
No +200

Odds to win the 2014 Super Bowl XLVIII
Seattle Seahawks 5/2
Denver Broncos 13/4
New England Patriots 13/2
San Francisco 49ers 9/1
Carolina Panthers 10/1
New Orleans Saints 10/1
Cincinnati Bengals 20/1
Detroit Lions 25/1
Indianapolis Colts 28/1
Dallas Cowboys 33/1
Kansas City Chiefs 33/1
Philadelphia Eagles 33/1
Baltimore Ravens 50/1
Chicago Bears 75/1
Green Bay Packers 75/1
New York Giants 75/1
Arizona Cardinals 100/1
Miami Dolphins 100/1
Pittsburgh Steelers 125/1
San Diego Chargers 125/1
Tennessee Titans 250/1

Odds to win the 2014 AFC Conference
Denver Broncos 1/1
New England Patriots 12/5
Cincinnati Bengals 13/2
Indianapolis Colts 12/1
Kansas City Chiefs 14/1
Baltimore Ravens 20/1
Miami Dolphins 33/1
Pittsburgh Steelers 50/1
San Diego Chargers 50/1
Tennessee Titans 100/1

Odds to win the 2014 NFC Conference
Seattle Seahawks 11/10
Carolina Panthers 11/2
New Orleans Saints 11/2
San Francisco 49ers 6/1
Detroit Lions 14/1
Dallas Cowboys 18/1
Philadelphia Eagles 18/1
Arizona Cardinals 40/1
Chicago Bears 40/1
Green Bay Packers 40/1
New York Giants 40/1

Odds to win the 2014 AFC North Division
Cincinnati Bengals 1/12
Baltimore Ravens 5/1
Pittsburgh Steelers 33/1

Odds to win the 2014 NFC East Division
Dallas Cowboys 4/5
Philadelphia Eagles 1/1
New York Giants 20/1

Odds to win the 2014 NFC North Division
Detroit Lions 1/5
Chicago Bears 9/2
Green Bay Packers 9/1

Odds to win the 2014 NFC South Division
New Orleans Saints 5/7
Carolina Panthers 1/1

SUPER BOWL XLVIII – Early Line
AFC +1
NFC -1

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – Who will have the #1 Pick in the 2014 NFL Draft?
Jacksonville Jaguars EVEN
Houston Texans -140

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – Odds to Win NFL Coach of the Year
Andy Reid 7/4
Pete Carroll 3/1
Ron Rivera 4/1
Sean Payton 6/1
Bill Belichick 6/1
Chip Kelly 15/1
Bruce Arians 20/1
Chuck Pagano 25/1

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – Which Team will be the 6th Seed in the AFC Playoffs?
Baltimore Ravens 5/4
Miami Dolphins 7/5
Pittsburgh Steelers 7/1
San Diego Chargers 7/1
Tennessee Titans 10/1
New York Jets 20/1

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – Will Josh Gordon record 200 or more Receiving Yards Week 14?
Yes +400
No -700

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – Which team will record more Offensive Yards Week 14?
Seattle Seahawks -25½
San Francisco 49ers +25½

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – New Orleans Saints Total Offensive Yards Week 14
Over/Under 350½

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – Will Nick Foles break Peyton Manning’s record of throwing 20 TD Passes before throwing an Interception to start a Season?
Yes -250
No +170

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – How many Rushing yards will the Bears allow Week 14 vs the Cowboys
Over/Under 115½

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – Cleveland Browns Total Passing Yards Week 14 vs the Patriots
Over/Under 235½

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – New York Jets Total Passing Yards Week 14 vs the Raiders
Over/Under 195½

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – Will the Texans end the Season on a 14 game losing streak?
Yes 5/1

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – Will the Chiefs end the Season on a 7 game losing streak?
Yes 20/1

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – Odds to win Offensive Rookie of the Year
Eddie Lacy (GB) RB 3/2
Keenan Allen (SD) WR 11/4
Mike Glennon (TB) QB 3/1
Giovani Bernard (CIN) RB 9/2
Zac Stacy (STL) RB 11/2

NFL WEEK 14 SPECIALS – Which network will hire Tim Tebow first?
ESPN 1/2
FOX 2/1
CBS 4/1

NFL Special – Will Greg Schiano be the head Coach for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes +200
No -300

NFL Special – Will Joe Philbin be the head Coach for the Miami Dolphins for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes -150
No +110

NFL Special – Will Leslie Frazier be the head Coach for the Minnesota Vikings for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes +200
No -300

NFL Special – Will Dennis Allen be the head Coach for the Oakland Raiders for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes +150
No -200

NFL Special – Will Jason Garrett be the head Coach for the Dallas Cowboys for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes -250
No +170

NFL Special – Will Mike Munchak be the head Coach for the Tennessee Titans for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes +110
No -150

NFL Special – Will Rex Ryan be the head Coach for the New York Jets for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes EVEN
No -140

NFL Special – Will Gary Kubiak be the head Coach for the Houston Texans for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes +200
No -300

NFL Special – Will Mike Shanahan be the head Coach for the Washington Redskins for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes +125
No -165

NFL Special – Will Tom Coughlin be the head Coach for the New York Giants for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes -500
No +300

NFL Special – Will Mike Tomlin be the head Coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes -400
No +250

NFL Special – Will Mike Smith be the head Coach for the Atlanta Falcons for game 1 of the 2014 Season?
Yes -250
No +170

These are the odds for each team to win the Super Bowl before today’s games at most Sportsbooks in Las Vegas.

Denver Broncos 7/2
Seattle Seahawks 7/2
New England Patriots 6/1
New Orleans Saints 8/1
Carolina Panthers 12/1
San Francisco 49ers 15/1
Cincinnati Bengals 20/1
Kansas City Chiefs 28/1
Dallas Cowboys 35/1
Indianapolis Colts 40/1
Detroit Lions 40/1
Green Bay Packers 45/1
Philadelphia Eagles 50/1
Arizona Cardinals 60/1
Chicago Bears 75/1
Pittsburgh Steelers 75/1
Baltimore Ravens 75/1
San Diego Chargers 150/1
Tennessee Titans 200/1
Miami Dolphins 250/1
New York Giants 300/1
New York Jets 400/1
St Louis Rams 400/1
Washington Redskins 500/1
Cleveland Browns 500/1
Buffalo Bills 500/1
Oakland Raiders 1000/1
Tampa Bay Buccanneers 9999/1
Minnesota Vikings OFF
Houston Texans OFF
Atlanta Falcons OFF

If you like a team that you think will just make the playoffs, but you’re not sure if you would bet on them to win the Super Bowl, don’t worry too much, because any team that makes the playoffs has a chance to win the Super Bowl. Just look at some of the stats below.

– Three of the past eight Super Bowl champions were No. 5 or No. 6 seeds. That is, they won three straight road playoff games to reach the big game. They were the 2010 Packers, the 2008 Giants and the 2006 Steelers.

– Six of the past eight Super Bowl champions didn’t have a first-round bye. They were the 2012 Ravens (No. 4 seed), 2011 Giants (No. 4 seed), 2010 Packers (No. 6 seed), 2008 Giants (No. 5 seed), 2007 Colts (No. 3 seed) and 2006 Steelers (No. 6 seed).

– Six of the past nine Super Bowl champions went on the road to win their conference championship game. That’s better than a 50/50. That’s something to remember if a team wins their conference championship game on the road this year.

– Only one No. 1 seed – the 2009 Saints – has won a Super Bowl in the past nine seasons.

– Four of the past six Super Bowl champions have had at least six regular-season losses (the 2011 Giants were 9-7). The average regular-season record of the past six champions: 10.7 wins, 5.3 losses.

– Three of the past four Super Bowl champs have had three-game regular-season losing streaks.

These stats above should help to reinforce that any NFL playoff team can go on to win the Super Bowl. It’s a matter of being a good enough team to make the playoffs to begin with, have healthy players (the less injuries the better), and getting hot at the right time. This is why some of the long shots make the best Super Bowl bets.

Don’t get me wrong, I would never advocate betting on a team like the Jets, but a bet on a team like Dallas at 35/1 doesn’t look too bad.

And to some people, betting on football is what it’s all about. Sure it’s fun to have a favorite team and/or root for your fantasy football players, but when you bet on games, you can have a new favorite team every week, or every day, or every game.

Betting the sport also makes college football a lot more fun. Most people’s college’s are never very good, and only a few schools ever get to compete for the national title. But when you place a bet on any bowl game, you have a personal stake in the team that you are betting on, and that makes the game fun. It makes an otherwise meaningless game, all of a sudden very important…

And that’s why betting on the Super Bowl is so popular. It’s the biggest game of the year, but most people don’t really care who wins, except of course if you bet on it. Then the biggest game of the year is suddenly important to you, and you have something to root for. It really makes it a lot of fun.

Well, it time to watch more football. Thanks for reading!

Okay, below we have updated odds to win the Super Bowl. By now more than a few teams are completely out of it. Even teams that are mathematically not eliminated, really have no shot in winning. They’re bad teams, that have bad records, so there is really no way that they will come back to make the playoffs let alone win the Super Bowl… Yes, I’m talking to you Giants fans, as well as a number of other teams. Basically if you’re getting 200-1 odds on your team winning the Super Bowl, it’s not even worth a bet. Just bet on someone else and move on 🙂

The odds for today’s games are:

Green Bay Packers +7 (-115)
Detroit Lions -7 (-105)

The Lions are playing right now, and they’re losing 3-10 to Green Bay. If the Packers came win this game, they will still be in pretty good shape the make the playoffs when Aaron Rodgers comes back. On the other side of the ball, the Lions really need this win. It’s their annual Thanksgiving home game, and a lose would be devastating. Not only would it make it harder to make the playoffs in a tough division, it would be really demoralizing to the team and the fan base. Personally, I’m rooting for Detroit to win this one.

Oakland Raiders +9 (-115)
Dallas Cowboys -9 (-105)

The race for the NFC East is pathetic. The Cowboys and the Eagles are leading this division and both teams have looked terrible at times this year. They’re only saving grace is how bad the other teams in this division have played. That said Dallas is a large favorite today, and it understandable why. The Raiders are the Raiders, and not matter what they do, they can’t seem to get it together. I blame their front office for continuously making terrible personal decisions. So Dallas is the expected to win today by more than a touchdown, and they seems very realistic to me. Of course, it you are an Eagles fan you’re hoping for a huge upset today.

Pittsburgh Steelers +3 (-125)
Baltimore Ravens -3 (+105)

Last year’s Super Bowl winners are playing the last game of the night, and boy is this a different team from last year. They are under 500, and while their defense is still the strength of the team, they haven’t been able to establish the run game much at all this season. It’s probably the offensive lines fault, but Ray Rice is taking most of the heat, especially in fantasy football leagues. Speaking of fantasy football, have you seen how well Antonio Brown playing this year? He’s putting up some huge numbers. Who would have guessed. It’s probably because the Steelers can’t run this ball this year either, so they are throwing it.

Well, that’s enough for now. We’re still a few months out from the next Super Bowl in New Jersey (or are people saying New York?). Either way it should be a good one. It would have been cool to see either the Jets or Giants play in it, but it doesn’t look like that is going to happen.

By the way, did you know that they just legalized online gambling in New Jersey. That’s awesome. Next we need them to legalize sports betting in Atlantic City. Then we’ll finally be on pare with Europe.

Have a great holiday and thanks for stopping by!

These rankings have been updated. Please see our best sports books for 2014 rankings here. Thanks!

Congratulations to the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens! It’s going to be an exciting game.

As always we are ranking the best Online Sportsbooks available for betting on the Super Bowl. For anyone who has followed these rankings in the past, it should come as no surprise that the top ranked sportsbook this year is Bovada. Designed specifically for US players, this company is safe, customer focused and user friendly. They offer great signup bonuses for sports bettors as well as casino and poker players. They also offer more bets on the Super Bowl than any other online sports book. This site really takes betting online to a whole new level.

This is a question that a lot of US gamblers are asking right now. Especially gamblers in San Francisco and Baltimore (both these cities are located in states that don’t offer sports betting).

And this is the question that we are going to answer here…

Answer #1 – Sports Betting in Nevada
If you live in Nevada or close to it, this is a very easy answer. Sports betting is legal in Nevada, and there are sportsbooks throughout the state where anyone over the age of 21 can place a bet on the Super Bowl. Las Vegas is home to some of the biggest sportsbooks (and casinos) in the world. Reno, Nevada offers great action as well.

That takes care of every American that lives in 1 of our 50 states, but what about the rest of us. Well that’s not as easy.

Answer #2 – Bet with a friend
The next best solution might be to try to find someone you can bet directly against. For instance if you like the 49ers to cover the spread, and a friend or co-worker like the Ravens, you can bet directly with that person. As long as you trust that this person will pay you when you win, this is a very easy way to get a bet down on the game.

Of course this option isn’t open to a lot of people. For instance, if you live in Baltimore, everyone around you is most likely rooting for the Ravens. It could be very hard to find someone who would take the other side of your bet.

Both parties also have to trust that the other person will pay when they lose. This could be easy to do when you’re betting small amounts of money, but it you want to bet $100 or more on the game, you really need to trust that they other person will pay you if you win.

That brings us to the amount of the bet. Let’s say you want to bet $100 on the San Francisco 49ers, but you’re friend only wants to bet $20 on the Ravens, you will probably only be able to bet $20… Unless of course you know 5 people that will bet you $20 on the Ravens.

This is why most people outside of Nevada end up betting the game online.

Answer #3 – Bet with an Online Sportsbook

There are some big benefits to betting the Super Bowl online. The first is that you can place a bet from anywhere using a computer or a smart phone. You could be standing in line at the grocery store checking Facebook on your IPhone, when you suddenly realize that the over/under is way too high, and that you want to bet the under. All you would need to do is log into your online sportsbook, and place a bet. It really is that easy.

Online sportsbooks also offer a lot of Super Bowl bets that the Las Vegas casinos do not. This year, our #1 ranked sportsbook is offering over 500 different prop bets on the Super Bowl. You can find the full list HERE. It’s really incredible.

The one downside to betting sports online is funding your online account. This isn’t the easiest process as you will often need to send funds overseas (which is completely safe as long as you use a trusted sportsbook). It’s just not as easy as sending funds through PayPal or betting with cash at a casino.

Of course, you don’t have to send funds anywhere if you decide to bet with a bookie from your local bar

Answer #4 – Bet with a local bookie

This is a way that you can bet on the game, but we really don’t recommend it. Everyone has heard stories about bookies breaking people legs. There’s a good reason why you’ve heard a story like that, because it really happens.

Bookies are often tied to organized crime, and it’s safer to not deal with them at all. Let’s say you place a bet with a bookie, and he decides not to pay you. What can you do? Nothing. Let’s say you decide not to pay the bookie. What can he do? Break your legs.

All and all betting on the Super Bowl can and should be a fun experience. It’s much easier to keep it that way by not using a bookie.

To recap, the 4 ways that you can bet the Super Bowl in America are: placing a bet in Nevada, betting with a friend, betting with an offshore sportsbook, and betting with a local bookie.

We hope you enjoy the game. Currently the San Francisco 49ers are favored by 3.5 points. They open as 5 point favorites before everyone starting betting on the Ravens. The line dropped to 3.5, and we don’t expect the line to move again. You should have until the start of the game to get your bets in with this spread.

Good luck and thanks for visiting, ”Bet the NFL Super Bowl”.

Congratulations to the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens for making to the 2013 Super Bowl. It was a great weekend for both teams.

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The 49ers won, but they didn’t cover. They were favored by 6, and only won by 4.
The Ravens won and they easily covered. They were 7.5 point underdogs against the Patriots, and the first team that was more than 7 point underdogs to win both the division and championship playoff rounds. It looks like Las Vegas undervalued Baltimore in the playoffs.

Right now the 49ers are favored by 4 to win the Super Bowl. It’s a very interesting line. It’s more than a field goal and less than a touchdown.

The over/under opened at 49 points. It has since been bet down to 47.5 points. The early bettors like the under, while the public tends to root for points. More points make for a more exciting game, and the public is in it for the excitement. Of course these two teams have great defenses, and that’s probably why the early “sharp” bettors jumped on the under.

The Super Bowl is dominated by the betting public. It’s the most heavily bet game every year. So many people bet on this game that the so called “expert” bettors only make up a small part of the action. Because of this it’s important to look at each team’s fan base.

San Francisco is a very public team. They’ve been good over the past several years, they have a loyal fan base and people like to bet on them. The 49ers have a lot of fans from when they were good in the 90s. People remember the Joe Montana and Steve Young days and will still root for and bet on this team for that reason alone. The 49ers also covered a lot of games vs the spread this year, so they’ve made people a lot of money. Those bettors might continue to bet this team in the Super Bowl.

The Ravens are hot right now, but they don’t get a lot of support from the betting public. That could be the reason why the 49ers are favored. Of course anything can happen over the next couple of weeks, and we could see more money being bet on the Ravens than the 49ers, especially since they’re underdogs.

These teams match up well. There are coached by two brothers who grew up looking at the game in the same way. Both teams are built to play hard hitting NFL football. They both have good quarterbacks and great defenses. The 49ers have Colin Kaepernick who can run and throw the ball, but is young and inexperienced in the playoffs and the NFL. The Ravens have Joe Flacco who might not have as much raw talent as Kaepernick, but he’s an experienced leader who is used to being in the spotlight.

On defense Baltimore is lead by Ray Lewis. This 16 year veteran is a key part of their defense. Although Wes Welker’s wife may not like him, he’s a true leader on the football field. His experience and defensive play calling should serve the Ravens well on that side of the ball.

Almost $100 million was bet on last year’s Super Bowl in Las Vegas. This is most heavily bet game every year. Experts say that hundreds of millions (maybe even billions) are also bet with offshore sports books and local bookies.

These bets are most on the spread, the money line or the over/under, but there are also hundreds of prop bets offered on the Super Bowl. You can bet on almost anything, from who will win the coin toss to how many yards Kaepernick will run for. For the last several years you could even bet on what color the Gatorade will be that be dumped on the winning coach.

The Las Vegas casinos have only lost on one Super Bowl in the last 10 years. In 2008 bettors gambled $92 million and casinos lost $2.57 million when the New York Giants beat the New England Patriots 17-14. Vegas has won even other year.

Thanks for reading. We’ll be back with an updated guide on How to Bet the Super Bowl and a full list of prop bets soon. Please feel free to contact us with any questions, and as always, good luck!

SUPER BOWL XLVII – Odds to Win MVP:
Colin Kaepernick (SF) QB 7/4
Joe Flacco (BAL) QB 5/2
Ray Lewis (BAL) LB 6/1
Frank Gore (SF) RB 17/2
Ray Rice (BAL) RB 12/1
Michael Crabtree (SF) WR 16/1
Anquan Boldin (BAL) WR 18/1
Torrey Smith (BAL) WR 20/1
Vernon Davis (SF) TE 22/1
Aldon Smith (SF) LB 25/1
Dennis Pitta (BAL) TE 33/1
Ed Reed (BAL) FS 33/1
Randy Moss (SF) WR 40/1
Terrell Suggs (BAL) LB 50/1
LaMichael James (SF) RB 50/1
Patrick Willis (SF) LB 66/1
NaVorro Bowman (SF) LB 66/1
Dashon Goldson (SF) FS 66/1
David Akers (SF) K 66/1
Bernard Pierce (BAL) RB 75/1
Justin Tucker (BAL) K 75/1
Delanie Walker (SF) TE 75/1
Ted Ginn Jr. (SF) WR 75/1
Alex Smith (SF) QB 100/1
Field 22/1

Below we have a huge list of prop bets for this weekend. You can find all these bets at the online sportsbook Bovada (see the link on the right on the page). One that jumped out at us was the second bet on the list. “Who will record the most Rushing Yards in the Conference Championships?” Colin Kaepernick is listed at 9/2.

Who will record the most Passing Yards in the Conference Championships?
Tom Brady (NE) EVEN
Matt Ryan (ATL) +250
Joe Flacco (BAL) +300
Colin Kaepernick (SF) +700

Who will record the most Rushing Yards in the Conference Championships?
Ray Rice (BAL) 2/1
Frank Gore (SF) 11/4
Stevan Ridley (NE) 4/1
Colin Kaepernick (SF) 9/2
Michael Turner (ATL) 6/1
Shane Vereen (NE) 12/1
Jacquizz Rodgers (ATL ) 15/1

Who will record the most Receiving Yards in the Conference Championships?
Wes Welker (NE) 7/2
Michael Crabtree (SF) 9/2
Roddy White (ATL) 5/1
Julio Jones (ATL) 11/2
Aaron Hernandez (NE) 6/1
Anquan Boldin (BAL) 7/1
Torrey Smith (BAL) 7/1
Brandon Lloyd (NE) 9/1
Tony Gonzalez (ATL) 12/1

(SF @ ATL) – Total Passing Yards – Colin Kaepernick (SF)
Over/Under 237½ (-125)/(-105)

(SF @ ATL) – Total TD Passes – Colin Kaepernick (SF)
Over/Under 1½ (-135)/(+105)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Interceptions – Colin Kaepernick (SF)
Over/Under ½ (-135)/(+105)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Completions – Colin Kaepernick (SF)
Over/Under 17½ (-115)/(-115)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Passing Attempts in the game – Colin Kaepernick (SF)
Over/Under 28½ (-105)/(-125)u

(SF @ ATL) – Total Rushing Yards – Colin Kaepernick (SF)
Over/Under 62½ (-130)/(EVEN)

(SF @ ATL) – Longest Rush – Colin Kaepernick (SF)
Over/Under 18½ (-125)/(-105)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Rushing Attempts – Colin Kaepernick (SF)
Over/Under 7½ (-135)/(+105)

(SF @ ATL) – Will Colin Kaepernick (SF) score a Rushing TD in the game?
Yes -125, No -105

(SF @ ATL) – Total Rushing Yards – Frank Gore (SF)
Over/Under 77½ (-130)/(EVEN)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receiving Yards – Frank Gore (SF)
Over/Under 20½ (-125)/(-105)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receptions – Frank Gore (SF)
Over/Under 2 (-140)/(+110)

(SF @ ATL) – Will Frank Gore (SF) score a TD in the game?
Yes EVEN, No -130

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receiving Yards – Michael Crabtree (SF)
Over/Under 85½ (-115)/(-115)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receptions – Michael Crabtree (SF)
Over/Under 6 (-130)/(EVEN)

(SF @ ATL) – Will Michael Crabtree (SF) score a TD in the game?
Yes -120, No -110

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receiving Yards – Vernon Davis (SF)
Over/Under 40½ (-125)/(-105)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receptions – Vernon Davis (SF)
Over/Under 3 (-115)/(-115)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receiving Yards – Randy Moss (SF)
Over/Under 30½ (-130)/(EVEN)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receptions – Randy Moss (SF)
Over/Under 2½ (+110)/(-140)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Tackles & Assists – Patrick Willis (SF)
Over/Under 7½ (-115)/(-115)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Tackles & Assists – NaVorro Bowman (SF)
Over/Under 8½ (-115)/(-115)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Points – David Akers (SF)
Over/Under 8½ (-115)/(-115)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Passing Yards – Matt Ryan (ATL)
Over/Under 280½ (-125)/(-105)

(SF @ ATL) – Total TD Passes – Matt Ryan (ATL)
Over/Under 1½ (-165)/(+135)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Interceptions – Matt Ryan (ATL)
Over/Under ½ (-180)/(+150)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Completions – Matt Ryan (ATL)
Over/Under 24½ (-120)/(-110)

(SF @ ATL) – Longest Completion – Matt Ryan (ATL)
Over/Under 39½ (-115)/(-115)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Passing Attempts in the game – Matt Ryan (ATL)
Over/Under 37½ (-115)/(-115)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Rushing Yards – Matt Ryan (ATL)
Over/Under 6½ (-105)/(-125)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Rushing Yards – Michael Turner (ATL)
Over/Under 47½ (-125)/(-105)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receiving Yards – Michael Turner (ATL)
Over/Under 5½ (-130)/(EVEN)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receptions – Michael Turner (ATL)
Over/Under 1 (-130)/(EVEN)

(SF @ ATL) – Will Michael Turner (ATL) score a TD in the game?
Yes +135, No -165

(SF @ ATL) – Total Rushing Yards – Jacquizz Rodgers (ATL)
Over/Under 29½ (-125)/(-105)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receiving Yards – Jacquizz Rodgers (ATL)
Over/Under 25½ (-120)/(-110)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receptions – Jacquizz Rodgers (ATL)
Over/Under 3 (-115)/(-115)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receiving Yards – Roddy White (ATL)
Over/Under 79½ (-115)/(-115)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receptions – Roddy White (ATL)
Over/Under 5½ (-140)/(+110)

(SF @ ATL) – Will Roddy White (ATL) score a TD in the game?
Yes +140, No -170

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receiving Yards – Julio Jones (ATL)
Over/Under 72½ (-120)/(-110)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receptions – Julio Jones (ATL)
Over/Under 5½ (-105)/(-125)

(SF @ ATL) – Will Julio Jones (ATL) score a TD in the game?
Yes +120, No -150

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receiving Yards – Tony Gonzalez (ATL)
Over/Under 54½ (-125)/(-105)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Receptions – Tony Gonzalez (ATL)
Over/Under 5½ (-125)/(-105)

(SF @ ATL) – Will Tony Gonzalez (ATL) score a TD in the game?
Yes +125, No -155

(SF @ ATL) – Total Tackles & Assists – Sean Weathersppon (ATL)
Over/Under 8½ (-115)/(-115)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Tackles & Assists – Stephen Nicholas (ATL)
Over/Under 6½ (-115)/(-115)

(SF @ ATL) – Total Tackles & Assists – Thomas DeCoud (ATL)
Over/Under 5½ (-105)/(-125)

(SF @ ATL) – Who will throw the first TD Pass in the game?
Colin Kaepernick (SF) QB +120
Matt Ryan (ATL) QB -150

(SF @ ATL) – Who will throw the first Interception in the game?
Colin Kaepernick (SF) QB +120
Matt Ryan (ATL) QB -150

(SF @ ATL) – Who will throw more TD Passes in the game?
Colin Kaepernick (SF) QB +135
Matt Ryan (ATL) QB -165

(SF @ ATL) – Who will have more Passing Yards in the game?
Colin Kaepernick (SF) QB +35½ (-105)
Matt Ryan (ATL) QB -35½ (-125)

(SF @ ATL) – Who will have more Rushing Yards in the game?
Colin Kaepernick (SF) QB +10½ (-105)
Frank Gore (SF) RB -10½ (-125)

(SF @ ATL) – Who will have more Receiving Yards in the game?
Michael Crabtree (SF) WR -2½ (-125)
Roddy White (ATL) WR +2½ (-105)

(SF @ ATL) – Who will have more Receiving Yards in the game?
Michael Crabtree (SF) WR -10½ (-115)
Julio Jones (ATL) WR +10½ (-115)

(SF @ ATL) – Who will have more Receptions in the game?
Michael Crabtree (SF) WR Pick (-125)
Roddy White (ATL) WR Pick (-105)

(SF @ ATL) – Who will have more Receptions in the game?
Michael Crabtree (SF) WR Pick (-130)
Tony Gonzalez (ATL) TE Pick (EVEN)

(SF @ ATL) – Player to score the first TD in the game?
Field 13/2
Frank Gore (SF) RB 13/2
Colin Kaepernick (SF) QB 15/2
Michael Turner (ATL) RB 15/2
Julio Jones (ATL) WR 8/1
Michael Crabtree (SF) WR 8/1
Tony Gonzalez (ATL) TE 8/1
Roddy White (ATL) WR 9/1
Vernon Davis (SF) TE 12/1
Jacquizz Rodgers (ATL) RB 14/1
Randy Moss (SF) WR 14/1
Delanie Walker (SF) TE 16/1
Harry Douglas (ATL) WR 20/1
Lamichael James (SF) RB 22/1
A.J. Jenkins (SF) WR 30/1
Jason Snelling (ATL) RB 30/1
Ted Ginn Jr. (SF) WR 30/1
Bruce Miller (SF) FB 40/1
Drew Davis (ATL) WR 40/1
Matt Ryan (ATL) QB 40/1
No TD scored in the game 66/1

(SF @ ATL) – Player to score the first San Francisco TD in the game?
Colin Kaepernick (SF) QB 4/1
Frank Gore (SF) RB 13/4
Lamichael James (SF) RB 12/1
Bruce Miller (SF) FB 25/1
Michael Crabtree (SF) WR 4/1
Randy Moss (SF) WR 8/1
Ted Ginn Jr. (SF) WR 16/1
A.J. Jenkins (SF) WR 16/1
Vernon Davis (SF) TE 7/1
Delanie Walker (SF) TE 9/1
Field 10/1
No San Francisco TD scorer 8/1

(SF @ ATL) – Player to score the first Atlanta TD in the game?
Matt Ryan (ATL) QB 20/1
Michael Turner (ATL) RB 7/2
Jacquizz Rodgers (ATL) RB 6/1
Jason Snelling (ATL) FB 14/1
Roddy White (ATL) WR 4/1
Julio Jones (ATL) WR 7/2
Harry Douglas (ATL) WR 9/1
Drew Davis (ATL) WR 20/1
Tony Gonzalez (ATL) TE 7/2
Field 10/1
No Atlanta TD scorer 7/1

(BAL @ NE) – Total Passing Yards – Joe Flacco (BAL)
Over/Under 275½ (-120)/(-110)

(BAL @ NE) – Total TD Passes – Joe Flacco (BAL)
Over/Under 1½ (-140)/(+110)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Interceptions – Joe Flacco (BAL)
Over/Under ½ (-165)/(+135)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Completions – Joe Flacco (BAL)
Over/Under 21½ (-125)/(-105)

(BAL @ NE) – Longest Completion – Joe Flacco (BAL)
Over/Under 40½ (-120)/(-110)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Passing Attempts in the game – Joe Flacco (BAL)
Over/Under 34½ (-130)/(EVEN)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Rushing Yards – Joe Flacco (BAL)
Over/Under 2½ (-125)/(-105)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Rushing Yards – Ray Rice (BAL)
Over/Under 77½ (-130)/(EVEN)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receiving Yards – Ray Rice (BAL)
Over/Under 39½ (-120)/(-110)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receptions – Ray Rice (BAL)
Over/Under 4 (EVEN)/(-130)

(BAL @ NE) – Will Ray Rice (BAL) score a TD in the game?
Yes -125, No -105

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receiving Yards – Anquan Boldin (BAL)
Over/Under 70½ (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receptions – Anquan Boldin (BAL)
Over/Under 4½ (-140)/(+110)

(BAL @ NE) – Will Anquan Boldin (BAL) score a TD in the game?
Yes +150, No -180

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receiving Yards – Torrey Smith (BAL)
Over/Under 62½ (-125)/(-105)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receptions – Torrey Smith (BAL)
Over/Under 3½ (-135)/(+105)

(BAL @ NE) – Will Torrey Smith (BAL) score a TD in the game?
Yes +135, No -165

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receiving Yards – Dennis Pitta (BAL)
Over/Under 40½ (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receptions – Dennis Pitta (BAL)
Over/Under 4 (EVEN)/(-130)

(BAL @ NE) – Will Dennis Pitta (BAL) score a TD in the game?
Yes +155, No -190

(BAL @ NE) – Total Tackles & Assists – Ray Lewis (BAL)
Over/Under 10 (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Tackles & Assists – Ed Reed (BAL)
Over/Under 5½ (+105)/(-135)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Tackles & Assists – Terrell Suggs (BAL)
Over/Under 4 (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Points – Justin Tucker (BAL)
Over/Under 8 (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Sacks – Terrell Suggs (BAL)
Over/Under ½ (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Passing Yards – Tom Brady (NE)
Over/Under 305½ (-125)/(-105)

(BAL @ NE) – Total TD Passes – Tom Brady (NE)
Over/Under 2½ (+110)/(-140)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Interceptions – Tom Brady (NE)
Over/Under ½ (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Completions – Tom Brady (NE)
Over/Under 24½ (-130)/(EVEN)

(BAL @ NE) – Longest Completion – Tom Brady (NE)
Over/Under 40½ (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Passing Attempts in the game – Tom Brady (NE)
Over/Under 38½ (-120)/(-110)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Rushing Yards – Tom Brady (NE)
Over/Under 1½ (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Rushing Yards – Stevan Ridley (NE)
Over/Under 70½ (-120)/(-110)

(BAL @ NE) – Will Stevan Ridley (NE) score a TD in the game?
Yes -105, No -125

(BAL @ NE) – Will Shane Vereen (NE) score a TD in the game?
Yes +105, No -135

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receiving Yards – Wes Welker (NE)
Over/Under 90½ (-125)/(-105)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receptions – Wes Welker (NE)
Over/Under 7½ (-110)/(-120)

(BAL @ NE) – Will Wes Welker (NE) score a TD in the game?
Yes+125, No -155

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receiving Yards – Brandon Lloyd (NE)
Over/Under 62½ (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receptions – Brandon Lloyd (NE)
Over/Under 4½ (-130)/(EVEN)

(BAL @ NE) – Will Brandon Lloyd (NE) score a TD in the game?
Yes +150 No -180

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receiving Yards – Aaron Hernandez (NE)
Over/Under 70½ (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Receptions – Aaron Hernandez (NE)
Over/Under 6 (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Will Aaron Hernandez (NE) score a TD in the game?
Yes +105 No -135

(BAL @ NE) – Total Tackles & Assists – Jerod Mayo (NE)
Over/Under 9 (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Tackles & Assists – Devin McCourty (NE)
Over/Under 5½ (-115)/(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Tackles & Assists – Vince Wilfork (NE)
Over/Under 4 (EVEN)/(-130)

(BAL @ NE) – Total Points – Stephen Gostkowski (NE)
Over/Under 9(-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Who will throw the first TD Pass in the game?
Joe Flacco (BAL) QB +130
Tom Brady (NE) QB -160

(BAL @ NE) – Who will throw the first Interception in the game?
Joe Flacco (BAL) QB -165
Tom Brady (NE) QB +135

(BAL @ NE) – Who will throw more TD Passes in the game?
Joe Flacco (BAL) QB +145
Tom Brady (NE) QB -175

(BAL @ NE) – Who will have more Passing Yards in the game?
Joe Flacco (BAL) QB +25½ (-115)
Tom Brady (NE) QB -25½ (-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Who will have more Passing Yards in the game?
Tom Brady 2012 Conference Championships (239 Yards) +60½ (-105)
Tom Brady 2013 Conference Championships -60½ (-125)

(BAL @ NE) – Who will have more Rushing Yards in the game?
Ray Rice 2012 Conference Championships (67 Yards) +7½ (-105)
Ray Rice 2013 Conference Championships -7½ (-125)

(BAL @ NE) – Who will have more Receiving Yards in the game?
Anquan Boldin 2012 Conference Championships (101 Yards) -25½ (-125)
Anquan Boldin 2013 Conference Championships +25½ (-105)

(BAL @ NE) – Who will have more Tackles & Assists in the game?
Ray Lewis 2012 Conference Championships (12 Tackles & Assists) -1½ (-125)
Ray Lewis 2013 Conference Championships +1½ (-105)

(BAL @ NE) – Who will have more Rushing Yards in the game?
Ray Rice (BAL) RB -4½ (-115)
Stevan Ridley (NE) RB +4½ (-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Who will have more Receiving Yards in the game?
Anquan Boldin (BAL) WR +17½ (-105)
Wes Welker (NE) WR -17½ (-125)

(BAL @ NE) – Who will have more Receiving Yards in the game?
Torrey Smith (BAL) WR Pick (-115)
Brandon Lloyd (NE) WR Pick (-115)

(BAL @ NE) – Who will have more Receiving Yards in the game?
Anquan Boldin (BAL) WR Pick (-110)
Aaron Hernandez (NE) TE Pick (-120)

(BAL @ NE) – Who will have more Receptions in the game?
Anquan Boldin (BAL) WR Pick (-125)
Brandon Lloyd (NE) WR Pick (-105)

(BAL @ NE) – Who will have more Receptions in the game?
Dennis Pitta (BAL) TE Pick (+120)
Brandon Lloyd (NE) WR Pick (-150)

(BAL @ NE) – Player to score the first TD in the game?
Field 13/2
Ray Rice (BAL) RB 13/2
Stevan Ridley (NE) RB 13/2
Aaron Hernandez (NE) TE 7/1
Wes Welker (NE) WR 15/2
Brandon Lloyd (NE) WR 10/1
Anquan Boldin (BAL) WR 11/1
Torrey Smith (BAL) WR 11/1
Shane Vereen (NE) RB 12/1
Dennis Pitta (BAL) TE 14/1
Danny Woodhead (NE) RB 16/1
Bernard Pierce (BAL) RB 18/1
Deion Branch (NE) WR 20/1
Jacoby Jones (BAL) WR 20/1
Michael Hoomanawanui (NE) TE 20/1
Ed Dickson (BAL) TE 25/1
Matthew Slater (NE) WR 25/1
Tom Brady (NE) QB 33/1
Tandon Doss (BAL) WR 35/1
Vonta Leach (BAL) FB 35/1
Joe Flacco (BAL) QB 40/1
No TD scored in the game 100/1

(BAL @ NE) – Player to score the first Baltimore TD in the game?
Joe Flacco (BAL) QB 18/1
Ray Rice (BAL) RB 3/1
Bernard Pierce (BAL) RB 15/2
Vonta Leach (BAL) FB 20/1
Anquan Boldin (BAL) WR 5/1
Torrey Smith (BAL) WR 5/1
Jacoby Jones (BAL) WR 10/1
Tandon Doss (BAL) WR 20/1
Dennis Pitta (BAL) TE 6/1
Ed Dickson (BAL) TE 11/1
Field 8/1
No Baltimore TD scorer 13/2

(BAL @ NE) – Player to score the first New England TD in the game?
Tom Brady (NE) 15/1
Stevan Ridley (NE) RB 13/4
Shane Vereen (NE) RB 13/2
Danny Woodhead (NE) RB 9/1
Wes Welker (NE) WR 9/2
Brandon Lloyd (NE) WR 13/2
Deion Branch (NE) WR 14/1
Matthew Slater (NE) WR 20/1
Aaron Hernandez (NE) TE 4/1
Michael Hoomanawanui (NE) TE 12/1
Field 9/1
No New England TD scorer 12/1