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Jan. 26, 2009
<a href="http://www.beted.com/home.aspx?AgentID=EDM_PRED_07TXTLINK&page=/promland/0511/0511PRED.aspx">betED.com</a> offering 100s of Super Bowl Prop Bets
Super Bowl prop bets have become just as popular as betting the actual outcome of the game, and <a href="http://www.beted.com/home.aspx?AgentID=EDM_PRED_07TXTLINK&page=/promland/0511/0511PRED.aspx">betED.com</a> has recognized that by offering an unprecedented number and variety of props for Super Bowl XLIII on Sunday.
Football betting fans have literally hundreds of Super Bowl Prop Bets to choose from at <a href="http://www.beted.com/home.aspx?AgentID=EDM_PRED_07TXTLINK&page=/promland/0511/0511PRED.aspx">betED.com</a>, including:
Game - Props
Player vs. Player - Props
RB's - Props
QB's - Props
WR's - Props
Defensive - Props
Kicker - Props
Touchdown Props
Miscellaneous - Props
1st & Last - Props
Every year, one of the most popular Super Bowl props takes place before the kick-off – the coin toss. betED.com has -105 moneyline odds for both Heads and Tails.
Some other basic bets include Team Totals, with the Pittsburgh Steelers’ over/under total at 27 (Over, -115; Under, -125) and the Arizona Cardinals’ total at 20 (Over, -120; Under, -120).
Other popular Game Props include Team to Score First (Steelers, -155; Cardinals, +115); Team to Score Last (Steelers, -135; Cardinals -105); and Will the Team to Score First Win (Yes, -195; No, +155).
Player against Player props are always hot, as well, with many involving Pittsburgh pivot Ben Roethlisberger versus Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner. Some examples are which QB will have the Most Completions (Roethlisberger, +6, -125; Warner, -6, -115); Most Pass Attempts (Roethlisberger, +8, -125; Warner, -8, -115); and most touchdown passes (Roethlisberger, +.5, -230; Warner, -.5, +170).
Wide Receiver props include whether Steelers’ pass-catcher Santonio Holmes will have more or less than 62.5 receiving yards (over, -120; Under, -120); and Total Receptions (Over 3.5, -130; Under 3.5, -110).
And one popular miscellaneous prop doesn’t even involve football, but rather the half-time show – specifically, which song will Bruce Springsteen open his half-time set with: Born in the U.S.A (-180); Glory Days (+120); Any Other Song (+100).
Of course, you can also bet the Super Bowl the traditional way: by picking the winner. Bet SUPER BOWL XLIII at <a href="http://www.beted.com/home.aspx?AgentID=EDM_PRED_07TXTLINK&page=/promland/0511/0511PRED.aspx">betED.com</a>.
Super Bowl XLIII takes place Sunday in Tampa (6:20 pm ET, NBC).
<a href="http://www.beted.com/home.aspx?AgentID=EDM_PRED_07TXTLINK&page=/promland/0511/0511PRED.aspx">betED.com</a> offering 100s of Super Bowl Prop Bets
Super Bowl prop bets have become just as popular as betting the actual outcome of the game, and <a href="http://www.beted.com/home.aspx?AgentID=EDM_PRED_07TXTLINK&page=/promland/0511/0511PRED.aspx">betED.com</a> has recognized that by offering an unprecedented number and variety of props for Super Bowl XLIII on Sunday.
Football betting fans have literally hundreds of Super Bowl Prop Bets to choose from at <a href="http://www.beted.com/home.aspx?AgentID=EDM_PRED_07TXTLINK&page=/promland/0511/0511PRED.aspx">betED.com</a>, including:
Game - Props
Player vs. Player - Props
RB's - Props
QB's - Props
WR's - Props
Defensive - Props
Kicker - Props
Touchdown Props
Miscellaneous - Props
1st & Last - Props
Every year, one of the most popular Super Bowl props takes place before the kick-off – the coin toss. betED.com has -105 moneyline odds for both Heads and Tails.
Some other basic bets include Team Totals, with the Pittsburgh Steelers’ over/under total at 27 (Over, -115; Under, -125) and the Arizona Cardinals’ total at 20 (Over, -120; Under, -120).
Other popular Game Props include Team to Score First (Steelers, -155; Cardinals, +115); Team to Score Last (Steelers, -135; Cardinals -105); and Will the Team to Score First Win (Yes, -195; No, +155).
Player against Player props are always hot, as well, with many involving Pittsburgh pivot Ben Roethlisberger versus Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner. Some examples are which QB will have the Most Completions (Roethlisberger, +6, -125; Warner, -6, -115); Most Pass Attempts (Roethlisberger, +8, -125; Warner, -8, -115); and most touchdown passes (Roethlisberger, +.5, -230; Warner, -.5, +170).
Wide Receiver props include whether Steelers’ pass-catcher Santonio Holmes will have more or less than 62.5 receiving yards (over, -120; Under, -120); and Total Receptions (Over 3.5, -130; Under 3.5, -110).
And one popular miscellaneous prop doesn’t even involve football, but rather the half-time show – specifically, which song will Bruce Springsteen open his half-time set with: Born in the U.S.A (-180); Glory Days (+120); Any Other Song (+100).
Of course, you can also bet the Super Bowl the traditional way: by picking the winner. Bet SUPER BOWL XLIII at <a href="http://www.beted.com/home.aspx?AgentID=EDM_PRED_07TXTLINK&page=/promland/0511/0511PRED.aspx">betED.com</a>.
Super Bowl XLIII takes place Sunday in Tampa (6:20 pm ET, NBC).