Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl 50 Odds to Win – Updated Post Season

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The Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl 50 odds to win updated January 15, 2016 were set at 13-1, made longer from the 8-1 odds being offered entering into Wildcard Weekend.

The Steelers past Super Bowl experience and success had them with the 6th best odds of winning Super Bowl 50 despite nearly missing out on the Playoffs.

The line on Pittsburgh to beat Cincinnati on the road had come down a half point to -2.5 a few hours prior to game time.  They came into their Wildcard matchup with the Bengals having won 10 games Straight Up and 9 Against The Spread.  They had also won four of the past five against a Bengals team that will be without their star quarterback Andy Dalton.

Cincinnati nearly pulled off a victory last week with the lead but imploded during the final seconds to allow Pittsburgh a winning field goal.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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