Yes or No Super Bowl Props 2014: Will There be Overtime and More

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WagerWeb.com has your Yes or No Super Bowl prop bets for 2014 including whether this game goes into overtime. WagerWeb.com offers huge 200% sign-up bonus (must use code AF6067 on signup form).   Easy credit card deposits with just $10.  Same day payouts.  Mobile betting available.

Will there be a score in the 1st 6½ minutes of the game

Will there be a score in the 1st 7½ minutes of the game

Will either team score 3 unanswered times
Will there be a score in the 1st 6 minutes of the game

Will there be a special teams or defensive touchdown scored – Yes pays $15 for every $10 bet.

Will there be a score in the last 2 minutes of the 1st half – No pays $20 on a $10 bet.

Team to score first wins pays $13 for every $10 bet on the NO.  YES has a line of -170.

Team to score last wins.

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PROMO CODE AF6067: WagerWeb.com now offers a mobile app  Join here today from your laptop or mobile device for as little as $50 and receive a 100% cash bonus up to $1000 plus refer your buddies and receive 25 percent of their deposits. More Details Click HereWill both teams have the lead pays $12.50 on a $10 bet for YES.  NO is priced at -165.

Will there be a lead change in the second half pays $13.50 for the YES.

Will the game ever be tied.  NO was at -135 and YES was at slightly less than EVEN odds.

Will there be a 2 point conversion attempt (not necessarily made) – Yes pays close to 2-1 odds.

A successful 2 point conversion pays $31 on a $10 bet.

Will there be a safety for the third straight Super Bowl – YES pays 5/1 odds.

A missed extra point pays 7/1 odds.

Will there be a fumble LOST in the first half.

Will Super Bowl 2014 go into overtime pays 6-1 odds for the YES.

Should the game be decided by exactly three points, the odds are 3-1.

A score in the final 3.5 minutes of Super Bowl 48 had a line of -175.  NO score pays $13.50.

Will the last play of the game be a quarterback rush.

Will a Rushing the passer penalty be called.

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