Coin Toss Bet Super Bowl 47 at Near Even Odds

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While most online sportsbooks were offering the coin toss bet for Super Bowl 47 at -105 to -115, Bookmaker was offering this uber popular Super Bowl bet at generous -103 odds.  Bet the championship game at Bookmaker.eu here and qualify to receive up to $2500 in FREE BONUS MONEY based on your initial deposit (*a deposit is what you open your wagering account with initially in order to place bets).  

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It’s easy to see why oddsmakers would feature this one at even odds.  Heads has come up 26 times while tails has come up 21 times.  It is interesting to note that heads has been the result for the past four Super Bowls.  That is the longest single stretch for heads or tails for that matter.  Needless-to-say, tails was seeing around 65 percent of the betting action at Bookmaker. 

Other coin toss related wagers include Team to Win the Coin Toss, both of which were also at -103 odds, Will the Player to Call the Coin Toss be Correct at -103 odds, and Will the Team to Win the Coin Toss Win the Game.  All of these bets can be found at Bookmaker here.  

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

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