2009 Super Bowl Player Props

Player to win the 2009 Super Bowl MVP award was just one of many Super Bowl betting props being offered by SBG Global for Sunday's big game featuring the Arizona Cardinals and Pittsburgh Steelers.

Favorites to win the MVP award were Ben Roethlisberger (paying almost $200 for every $100 bet at SBG Global), Kurt Warner (paying 2/1 odds), Larry Fitzgerald (paying $500 for every $100 bet) and Willie Parker (paying $650 for every $100 bet).

But the 2009 Super Bowl player props encompassed far more than just who would be named Most Valuable Player.

"Among the highest paying odds are such Super Bowl player props as whether Ben Roethlisberger's first pass will be an interception, with the payout being $800 on every $100 bet," said Don Shapiro of Gambling911.com.   "There will always be player props with some great value.  The savvy sports bettor mulls over every one and picks his poison accordingly."

It should be noted that Cardinals quarterback, Kurt Warner, has similar odds of throwing an interception with the first pass.

Total passing yards by Roethlisberger also pays $800 for every $100 bet if his range is between 0 and 100 yards.  The payouts in between that and 300 yeards are less (from $140 to $180 on a $100 bet).  Over 300 yards pays out $400 for every $100 bet.

The player to score the first touchdown in the game is also among the more popular Super Bowl player props.

Here is a breakdown of those 2009 Super Bowl player props odds as found at SBG Global:

Anquan Boldin +800 (pays $800 for every $100 bet)

Ben Patrick +2400 (pays $2400 for every $100 bet)

Ben Roethlisberger +1800

Carey Davis +2800

Edgerrin James +1000

Gary Russell +1300

Heath Miller +800

Hines Ward +550

Jerheme Urban +1500
J.J. Arrington +1500
Kurt Warner +2200
Larry Fitzgerald +450
Leonard Pope +1800

Limas Sweed +2200
Mewelde Moore +1500
Nate Washington +1000

Santonio Holmes +700

Steve Breaston +1000

Tim Hightower +850

Willie Parker +450

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Likewise, SBG Global was offering odds on which player would score the first touchdown for their respective team.

The Super Bowl betting frenzy was already underway.  Gambling911.com suggests opening your online betting account as soon as possible in order to avoid the last minute high demand and difficulties placing bets.  Enormous betting volume was anticipated throughout Sunday.

Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com