2012 Super Bowl Betting Odds: Last Scoring Play of the Game Will Be…

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BetDSI.com has released Super Bowl betting odds on what the last scoring play of the game will be.  Get all the latest prop bets here from the sportsbook you’ve trusted since 1997. 

First off, while the odds are appealing at 50/1, don’t count on a safety as the fina play.  There has only been two times in a Super Bowl where the safety has occurred. 

The Giants touchdown run would pay out $650 for every $100 bet or $65 for every $10 bet.

Oddsmakers are torn between a Giants touchdown pass and a Patriots field goal to finish off this year’s Super Bowl.  Both pay out just over $20 for every $10 bet or $200 for every $100 bet. 

THE LAST SCORING PLAY OF THE GAME WILL BE?

21601

GIANTS FIELD GOAL

+400

21602

GIANTS SAFETY

+5000

21603

GIANTS TOUCHDOWN PASS

+250

21604

GIANTS TOUCHDOWN RUN

+650

21605

ANY OTHER GIANTS TOUCHDOWN

+1500

21606

PATRIOTS FIELD GOAL

+250

21607

PATRIOTS SAFETY

+500

21608

PATRIOTS TOUCHDOWN PASS

+275

21609

PATRIOTS TOUCHDOWN RUN

+475

21610

ANY OTHER PATRIOTS TOUCHDOWN

+1500

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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