Baltimore Ravens 2013 Super Bowl Odds, Wins Total Bet Like Taking Candy From a Baby

The Baltimore Ravens odds to win the 2013 Super Bowl were set at a very enticing 16/1 while the 2012 regular season win totals betting featured an OVER/UNDER of 10 with the OVER paying $16.50 for every $10 bet.  We don’t even need to go any further to point out there is some TERRIFIC VALUE in betting the Ravens to win OVER 10 regular season games at BetOnline, a company that is giving away $900 in FREE BETS to qualified new customers and 25 percent on reloads. 

The Ravens have been a Super Bowl contender for the past couple of seasons now.  This season, Baltimore will need to rely more on their offense than in recent years as their defense is not expected to be as good in 2012.

They have a new coordinator in former Patriots assistant Dean Pees.  Ray Lewis is still in Baltimore but he’s not exactly getting any younger.  This Ravens team will need to rely more on the undrafted Jameel McClain, Dannell Ellerbe and Albert McClellan.

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With Joe Flacco as starting quarterback teamed up with Ray Rice and Cam Cameron as the offensive coordinator, 2012 looks like another good year for the Ravens, who have finished 12-4 in their last two seasons.

Let’s now look at the 2012 regular season schedule.

Baltimore Ravens 2012 Schedule:

Week 1: Cincinnati (Mon.)
Week 2: at Philadelphia
Week 3: New England
Week 4: Cleveland (Thur.)
Week 5: at Kansas City
Week 6: Dallas
Week 7: at Houston
Week 8: BYE
Week 9: at Cleveland
Week 10: Oakland
Week 11: at Pittsburgh
Week 12: at San Diego
Week 13: Pittsburgh
Week 14: at Washington
Week 15: Denver
Week 16: New York Giants
Week 17: at Cincinnati

Home wins can be achieved against Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dallas, Oakland and we would give them two of four against either Pittsburgh, New England, the New York Giants or Denver. 

Road games in Philadelphia, Kansas City, Cleveland, Washington and the final week in Cincinnati are certainly doable.  The common thought process is that this Ravens team, favored slightly to win the division over Pittsburgh, should beat the Steelers in at least one of their two games. 

Likewise, San Diego is still a bit suspect after last season’s poor showing.  But since everyone seems to think Philadelphia will perform miracles, Gambling911.com will give Baltimore the loss in one of those two games. 

We predict the Ravens will go OVER 10 regular season games in 2012 with a line we just can’t afford to pass up that pays $16.50 on every $10 bet or $165 for every $100 bet.

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Arizona Cardinals 65/1

Atlanta Falcons 25/1

Baltimore Ravens 16/1

Buffalo Bills 45/1

Carolina Panthers 48/1

Chicago Bears 20/1

Cincinnati Bengals 40/1

Cleveland Browns 150/1

Dallas Cowboys 20/1

Denver Broncos 14/1

Detroit Lions 22/1

Green Bay Packers 11/2

Houston Texans 12/1

Indianapolis Colts 125/1

Jacksonville Jaguars 180/1

Kansas City Chiefs 50/1

Miami Dolphins 39/1

Minnesota Vikings 100/1

New England Patriots 5/1

New Orleans Saints 15/1

New York Giants 20/1

New York Jets 30/1

Oakland Raiders 80/1

Philadelphia Eagles 21/2

Pittsburgh Steelers 17/1

San Diego Chargers 25/1

San Francisco 49ers 19/2

Seattle Seahawks 55/1

St Louis Rams 100/1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 100/1

Tennesse Titans 55/1

Washington Redskins 68/1

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com