Rob Gronkowski 2015 Super Bowl Prop Bets

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Rob Gronkowski 2015 Super Bowl prop bets were available at AceSportsbook.com where you can claim thousands of dollars in free bonus money and bet hundreds of Super Bowl propositions here.   LIVE BETTING ON THE GAME IS AVAILABLE

Pass receptions OVER/UNDER 5.5.

Receiving yards OVER/UNDER 72.5.

Gronkowski’s first reception is OVER/UNDER 10.5.

Longest reception OVER/UNDER 22.5.

Should Gronkowski not score a touchdown in Super Bowl 2015, the payout would be $14.50 on a $10 bet.  Scoring one is priced at -175, meaning you would have to bet $17 to win $10 (you get back your $17 +$10 if the bet is a winner).

If he scores a touchdown in the first half the payout is $14.50 on a $10 bet.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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