Super Bowl 2012 Margin of Victory Odds

Written by:
Carrie Stroup
Published on:
Jan/29/2012
Super Bowl 2012 Margin of Victory Odds

Carrie Stroup here with your Super Bowl 2012 margin of victory odds and the opportunity to win some pretty significant cash.  Sportsbook.com has these odds available for betting.  Receive up to $250 in FREE CASH based on your initial deposit.  Live betting on this year’s Super Bowl will be available as well. 

One thing to consider is that the oddsmakers have the line on this Super Bowl at -3 and every recent Super Bowl game where the Patriots have appeared has landed on the number 3.  You can wager on whether this game is won by exactly 3 points and receive nearly $400 for every $100 bet

The Giants winning by between 1 and 4 points would pay out $500 for every $100 bet (+500 odds).

The Patriots winning by between 1 and 4 points (which is the current line range) would pay $400 for every $100 bet.

Many are predicting New York will win this Super Bowl, but imagine if they did so by 29 or more points.  Hard to imagine, but the payout would be an incredible $10000 for every $100 bet.

The higher the winning margin of victory, the better the payout for either team.

All Super Bowl 2012 Margin of Victory betting odds appear below. 

 

 

Giants Win By 01-04 pts

+500

 

Giants Win By 05-08 pts

+700

 

Giants Win By 09-12 pts

+1000

 

Giants Win By 13-16 pts

+1000

 

Giants Win By 17-20 pts

+1500

 

Giants Win By 21-24 pts

+3000

 

Giants Win By 25-28 pts

+5000

 

Giants Win By 29-33 pts

+10000

 

Giants Win By 34-38 pts

+10000

 

Giants Win By 39 or more

+7500

 

Patriots Win By 01-04 pts

+400

 

Patriots Win By 05-08 pts

+500

 

Patriots Win By 09-12 pts

+800

 

Patriots Win By 13-16 pts

+800

 

Patriots Win By 17-20 pts

+1200

 

Patriots Win By 21-24 pts

+2000

 

Patriots Win By 25-28 pts

+3500

 

Patriots Win By 29-33 pts

+6000

 

Patriots Win By 34-38 pts

+7500

 

Patriots Win By 39 or more
+6000

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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