Odds of the AFC North Winning the 2015 Super Bowl Worst in League

Written by :

Dan Shapiro

Published on :

26 August, 2014

It’s hard to believe that Vegas believes the AFC North is least likely to win the 2015 Super Bowl. Odds were set at close to 10-1 at Bookmaker with the AFC South and NFC East having longer odds online.

Have Vegas oddsmakers lost their minds?

The Degenerate Gamblers of Grantland.com seem to think so, pointing out that the AFC North is the only division that has three teams with under 3-1 odds of winning their respective division.

“Vegas is confused by this division,” the Degenerates insist.

We here at Gambling911.com tend to agree.

We’ve posted each division’s chances of winning the Super Bowl at Bookmaker below the video.

NFL DIVISION OF SUPER BOWL XLIX WINNER
91227	NFC EAST	+1118
91228	NFC NORTH	+532
91229	NFC SOUTH	+604
91230	NFC WEST	+252
91231	AFC EAST	+657
91232	AFC NORTH	+968
91233	AFC SOUTH	+1534
91234	AFC WEST	+426

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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