Cam Newton Super Bowl Prop Bet: 6 or More Touchdown Passes Pays $600

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The Cam Newton Super Bowl prop bet will be among the most wagered on as he is the biggest standout in Super Bowl 50.

One of the biggest bets will be Cam Newton to be named Super Bowl MVP.  The Panthers quarterback is a -160 favorite to be SB50 MVP.

Sportsbook.com was offering pricing on the number of Newton Touchdown Passes from 0 to 6 or more.  0 to 2 pays between $20 and $30 for every $10 wagered.  3 passes pays $45.  4 passes pays $120.  5 pays $400 on a $10 bet.  6 or more is the jackpot paying out $600 for every $10 bet.

Cam Newton the first to score pays $70 for every $10 bet.

For more Cam Newton Super Bowl Prop Bets go here.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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