AFC Championship 2014 Betting Odds – New England vs. Denver

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AFC Championship 2014 betting odds for New England vs. Denver were available at Bookmaker.  Bet this game LIVE, every play, every minute as the game is happening at Bookmaker here Also qualify to receive up to $2500 in FREE BETS.

The line on this game was Broncos -4.5 after opening as high as -6.5 at Bookmaker immediately following Denver’s win over San Diego Sunday.  The total on this game is 55.5.

There is good reason why this number is coming in lower than the anticipated -7.5 formulated by Gambling911.com.  New England has dominated this series over the past four years, winning in each of those meetings. While three of those four games were played in New England, three of those four games were also won by 10 or more points.  The Patriots won in overtime at home earlier in the season.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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