When Will Richard Sherman’s Baby Be Born Super Bowl Prop Bet

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The folks at BetOnline.ag have just released what may be the most unique Super Bowl 49 prop bet thus far:  Will Richard Sherman’s baby be born before or after the big gamePlease be advised that BetOnline will be offering LIVE IN-PLAY wagering throughout the game right up to the final play.

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“We have set the odds at before the game +650, after the game -1000 and during the game 20/1,” Dave Mason of BetOnline.ag advised Gambling911.com Friday evening.

The payout should it occur during the game would be $2000 on a $200 bet or $200 on a $10 bet.

The baby is so close to being due there is talk that Sherman might even miss the big game (don’t count on it).

- Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com

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