Battle for the DSRL Odds Posted

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While this year's Super Bowl is certainly garnering the requisite hype and hoopla as it always does, there's a nmther matchup in town that is also turning heads. The Battle for the DSRL - Oreo Double Stuff Racing League between the ‘Donalds' and the NFL's Manning brothers has sparked the interest of fans everywhere and they are gunning for the inside scoop. This being the case, the largest most successful sportsbook on the web, BetUS.com posted odds on the mammoth matchup.

Analysts at BetUS.com posted the following odds on The Battle for the DSRL:

The Battle for the DSRL - Oreo Double Stuff Racing League Odds to Win Matchup Lick Race

         •         The Donalds (Donald J Trump/Darrell Hammond)  5/2

         •         The Mannings (Peyton/Eli)  1/5

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