Baltimore Ravens AFC North 2013 Odds

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The Baltimore Ravens AFC North 2013 odds were set at 2/1 at Gambling911.com’s newest sponsor, SportsBetting.ag.

These are all your AFC North 2013 odds with a horse race between the Pittsburgh Steelers (technically the favorite), the Cincinnati Bengals and the Ravens.

Baltimore Ravens

+200

Cincinnati Bengals

+220

Cleveland Browns

+650

Pittsburgh Steelers

+150

Before betting on Baltimore, remember that no Super Bowl champion has repeated since 1995.

And it gets worse for the Ravens as they lost six key defensive players including Ray Lewis (retirement), Bernard Pollard, Ed Redd, Cary Williams, Dannell Ellerbe and Paul Kruger. 

Also keep in mind that last season Baltimore barely made the division playoffs.

This could still be a good team, but at 2/1 odds of winning the AFC North, they are no bargain.  Check out their rivals for better value.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

 

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