Marshawn Lynch Super Bowl Player Prop Bet: Will He Be Fined?

Written by :

Carrie Stroup

Published on :

19 January, 2015

The first of a few hundred Super Bowl player prop bets have been introduced by Sportsbook.ag: Will he be fined by the NFL for any incident on Super Bowl XLIX Media Day? Place your 1^st bet and get your 2^nd bet FREE. Use bonus code G911.

Here are your odds:

YES +800 (Will pay out $80 for every $10 bet or $800 for every $100 bet)

NO -2000 (Not worth the high price. You would have to wager $2000 to win $100)

Just this week, Lynch was facing another fine for making an obscene gesture after he crossed the goal line to help his team lead for the first time in the 4^th quarter.

Lynch received a fine of $11,050 for making a similar gesture as he dove into the end zone at the end of his 79-yard touchdown run against the Cardinals in late December.

And that gesture was????

Lynch made a mid-air crotch grab.

What, if anything, he does during Super Bowl media day. We shall see. You can bet on it here.

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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