Super Bowl 2015 Total Points Scored Betting Odds

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BetOnline was offering hundreds of Super Bowl 2015 proposition bets including the Total Points Scored betting odds.  LIVE IN-PLAY BETTING AVAILABLE HERE

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Understanding that recent Super Bowls have been high scoring affairs, the more the points, the shorter the odds get.  Could 2015 usher in a new era?

0-14 points scored would pay out $700 for every $10 bet.

15-21 points scored would pay out $250 for every $10 bet.

22 to 28 points would pay $100 for every $10 bet.

29 to 35 points would pay $50 for every $10 bet.

36 to 42 points would pay $45 for each $10 bet.

43 to 49 points would pay $35 for every $10 bet.

50 to 56 points would pay $40 for each $10 wagered.

57 to 63 points would pay $55 for every $10 bet.

64 to 70 points would pay $80 for each $10 bet.

71 to 77 points would pay $140 for every $10 wagered.

78 or more points would pay $110 for every $10 bet.

The later won’t be easy, no Super Bowl has ever featured a total score of more than 75 points, and that would be Super Bowl XXIX San Francisco vs. San Diego.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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