2012 Pro Bowl Betting Odds Have AFC Favored (Video)

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Don Shapiro

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26 January, 2012

The 2012 Pro Bowl betting odds had the AFC listed as a -4 favorite, but has been hitting -4.5. Check for the most updated line on this weekend’s game at BetDSI.com, serving the sports betting community since 1997. You can bet this game LIVE on your mobile phones.

There might be some solid value betting the NFC with two solid quarterbacks on the roster, Aaron Rodgers starting and Drew Brees as the backup. The AFC has as their starter Ben Roethlisberger with Andy Dalton of Cincinnati backing him up.

The NFC has won three of the last four Pro Bowls, all by more than the current spread. Matt Schaub of the Texans was last year’s winning starting quarterback.

The NFL Pro Bowl tends to get some decent betting action each year despite having low ratings over the years. It is the only major all-star game that draws lower ratings than its regular-season games.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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