NFL Super Bowl Odds: Cardinals vs. Steelers (Updated)

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NFL Super Bowl odds are constantly being updated on the Cardinals vs. Steelers as we get closer to the big game.   You can get the latest odds via the Gambling911.com odds monitor.  It should be noted that nearly every online sportsbook endorsed by Gambling911.com now had the line at Pittsburgh -6 ½ as of early Super Bowl Sunday morning.  This is quite a contrast from earlier in the week when only around 10 percent of the online sportsbooks had this line.

So now you might have a tough time getting the Arizona Cardinals at +7 and line was still available at betED.com.

The betting trends during the AM hours had Arizona getting around 55 percent of the public action on the spread but 80 percent on the money line (paying $200 for every $100 bet if the Cardinals win outright). 

The public was also favoring the Over slightly.

Can the Steelers walk away with a 6-1 Super Bowl record?  Maybe...maybe not.

Jamison Hensley of the Baltimore Sun predicts a Steelers win and big cover.

"The Steelers' pass rush will be too much for the Cardinals to handle. Pittsburgh will hit Warner early and force him to throw into coverage. Turnovers and physical play will be the difference in the game. Once again, a dominating defense wins the Super Bowl in Tampa, Fla. Steelers, 31-13."

Gambling911.com does not anticipate this line moving believe -6 ½ or above -7.

Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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