Patriots Super Bowl Game Props 2015

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Patriots Super Bowl game props were available at MyBookie.ag, where you can claim up to $500 in free cash here.

The Patriots scoring in all four quarters has the potential to pay out $22 for every $10 bet or $220 for every $100.  The NO was listed at -290 odds, a little steep for our taste.

Total rushing yards were listed at OVER/UNDER 96.5 with a price of -115 for both.

Patriots total first downs featured an OVER/UNDER of 20.5, also priced at -115 for both the OVER and UNDER.

New England to score a rushing touchdown had odds of -140.  Not to do so pays EVEN odds.

The Patriots to score a first quarter touchdown was listed at +130 for a payout potential of $13 on every $10 bet should they do so.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

 

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