Super Bowl 2014 Moneylines – Broncos vs. Seahawks

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The Super Bowl 2014 moneylines for the Broncos vs. Seahawks were the second most wagered on after the spreads and they were both seeing more action than the totals.  Bet online at SportsBettingOnline.com and receive up to 10 percent back on your losses weekly or get a 50 percent cash bonus up to $500.  Wager from your smartphone

A moneyline requires a team to win outright.  The favorite, in this case Denver, will have a higher price than the spread whereas the underdog, Seattle, will pay better than the odds offered betting the spread.

The Broncos moneyline was the 3rd most wagered on thus far for this year’s Super Bowl.  You will need to bet $13.50 to win $10 for Denver to win outright (no need to cover the -2.5 spread).  The $13.50 is refunded should the Broncos win outright and the profit is then $10.

Seattle pays $11.50 with a $10 bet for an outright win. 

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

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