Super Bowl 47 MVP: Who Will They Thank First Betting Odds

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BetOnline was offering Super Bowl 47 MVP betting odds on who the chosen Most Valuable Player thanks first.  This is always a popular Super Bowl prop wager.  BetOnline was offering betting right up to the final play of the big game and up to $900 in FREE BETS to qualified new customers.   

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God is almost always the favorite.  Should Ray Lewis be named Super Bowl MVP, the EVEN odds currently being offered have incredible value.  This one would probably be priced at -2000 if we knew for sure he’d take the honor. 

Not all NFL players are religious though. 

The favorite to be named Super Bowl 47 MVP, Colin Kaepernick is.

Falcons quarterback, Joe Flacco, has the next shortest odds.  Though Christian, his religious viewpoints are not widely known.

If some of these players hold true to their beliefs, it makes total sense as to why thanking God would be the favorite. 

Ray Rice on the other hand believes faith and football should go hand in hand.

Thanking teammates first pays 2/1 odds while thanking the coach pays 3/1.

Parents and fans each pay 6/1 odds. 

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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