Super Bowl 49 Proposition Bets: Total QB Sacks, Overtime, 2 Point Conversion

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

25 January, 2015

BetOnline was offering hundreds of Super Bowl 49 proposition bets including the total quarterback sacks in the game, whether the Super Bowl goes into overtime, if a fourth consecutive safety is scored and whether there will be a successful 2-point conversion or onside kick.

BetOnline has the total QB sacks in the game listed at OVER/UNDER 4.5 with the UNDER a -140 favorite and the OVER at +110.

Super Bowl 49 going into overtime would pay out $70 for every $10 bet. Believe it or not, there has never been a Super Bowl that has gone into overtime. Could this be the year?

A 4^th consecutive safety scored in a Super Bowl? We doubt that will happen but we doubted there would be three straight last year as well. Another safety does pay sweet money - $100 for every $10 bet.

A successful 2-point conversion pays $35 for every $10 bet while an onside kick attempt will pay $14.50 for every $10 bet.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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