First Scoring Play By Team Odds Super Bowl 49

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

24 January, 2015

BetPhoenix.ag had your First Scoring Play by Team odds for Super Bowl 49. You can claim between $300 and $500 in free cash up to Game Time at BetPhoenix here, the name you’ve trusted since 2005.

New England touchdown pass pays $25 for every $10 bet or $250 for every $100.

Patriots touchdown run pays $45 for every $10 bet or $450 for every $100 bet.

New England field goal pays 3/1 odds.

A Patriots safety will pay out $4000 on a $100 bet or $400 on a $10 bet.

Any other Patriots touchdown pays $1500 on a $100 bet or $150 for every $10 bet.

A Seattle touchdown pass pays $300 on a $100 bet or $30 for every $10 wagered.

The Seahawks scoring a touchdown run first pays 3/1 odds.

A Seahawks field goal pays $30 for every $10 bet or $300 for every $100 bet.

A Seattle safety pays $4000 on a $100 bet or $400 on a $10 bet.

Any other Seattle touchdown pays $1500 on a $100 bet or $150 for every $10 bet.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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