No NFL Player to be Arrested Before Super Bowl Sunday

Written by :

Dan Shapiro

Published on :

1 February, 2011

Bookmaker.com has released odds on a popular Super Bowl prop: Will an NFL player be arrested prior to Super Bowl Sunday?

They say “No” with a line of -300. You would have to bet $30 to win $10 (and the initial bet is refunded assuming your wager wins).

On the other hand, $12 is paid out for every $10 bet on the event there is an NFL player arrested prior to this Sunday’s Super Bowl.

The minimum bet is $50 and therefore the maximum profit would be $60 if an arrest occurs.

Bookmaker.com is also offering odds on whether Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is accused of a crime prior to the big game. Odds on the YES would pay out $60 for every $10 bet.

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