Where Can I Bet on Chicago Bears 2014 and 2015 Futures?

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You can bet on Chicago Bears 2014 and 2015 futures at Sportsbook.ag here.

Futures wagering options include odds to win the Super Bowl, NFC Championship, NFC North division and the regular season win totals OVER/UNDER.

The Bears have the 8th shortest odds of winning the 2015 Super Bowl at 22/1 odds.

Green Bay has the best odds in the division of winning the big game at 15/1 while Detroit was coming in at 40/1 odds.

The Bears have tremendous value of winning the NFC North division with a potential payout of $35 on a $10 bet or $350 on a $100 bet.

Chicago is a high priced favorite to win 9 or more games at -170.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

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