What Are The Odds of a Super Bowl Safety in 2016?

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The odds of a Super Bowl safety in 2016 were set at 8-1 odds.  Betting on a safety not occurring is simply not worth the price of -1500 (bet $1500 to win $10 no way).

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Betting on a safety to occur makes sense as a $10 wager pays $80.  More importantly, it’s happened in more than half the Super Bowls dating back to 2009.

No safety was recorded last year, however, we went three straight Super Bowls previous to 2015 where a safety was indeed scored. 

Before that there was a safety scored in 2009.

We would be remiss in pointing out that prior to 2009 there hadn’t been a Super Bowl safety since 1991.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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