Patriots Final AFC East Standing in 2015 Betting Odds

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The AFC East could be competitive in 2015.  With that said, BetOnline has begun offering odds on the Final AFC East standing for the favorite, the New England Patriots.

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Patriots final AFC East standing in 2015:

1st -170

2nd +220

3rd +750

4th +1600

We here at Gambling911.com believe the Pats stay on top, as much as we are loyal to our New York Jets (but now reside in Miami so have to give props to those Dolphins).

New England requiring just a $17 bet to win $10 or $170 to win $100 (bet amount is refunded should they come out on top)  We love those odds.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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