Early Theoretical 2015 Super Bowl Betting Odds Available

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Carrie Stroup here with your early theoretical 2015 Super Bowl betting odds courtesy of our friends at Sportsbook.ag where your 2nd bet is always FREE after placing your initial 1st bet.

“We’ve opened early Super Bowl lines and totals for all 4 potential matchups,” Sportsbook.ag’s Matt James advised Gambling911.com on Wednesday.

And here are those odds:

Patriots vs Seahawks -3 / 50.5

Packers vs Patriots -1  / 54.5

Colts  vs Seahawks -7 / 48.5

Colts vs Packers -6 / 55.5

“Seahawks -3 vs Pats has proved the most popular bet so far with 87% of the money,” James revealed.  (This is) an early indication of where the money could go for the main event.”

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter   

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