Super Bowl 2010 Odds: Little Change But Lots of Options

Written by :

C Costigan

Published on :

7 February, 2010

With the Super Bowl 2010 odds, Gambling911.com can report little change in the numbers with SBG Global still offering Indianapolis up at -4 odds and Sportsbetting.com with a line of Saints +6. These are the odds we have been following over the past 12 hours. This of course presented the perfect middling opportunity (bet both sides).

It should be noted that there were a total of 5 lines recorded at 9:30 am EST.

SBG Global had also moved the total up to OVER/UNDER 57.

Line movements at SBG Global over the past two weeks were as follows:

01/24/10 10:44:59 PM -5/-110 (Open) 55.5 -110 (Open)

01/24/10 10:54:59 PM -5.5/-110 55.5 -110

01/24/10 11:14:59 PM -5/-110 55.5 -110

01/25/10 8:44:59 AM -5/-110 56 -110

01/25/10 1:05:00 PM -5.5/-110 56 -110

01/26/10 3:05:00 PM -5.5/-110 56.5 -110

02/01/10 10:24:59 PM -5/-110 56.5 -110

02/03/10 6:15:02 PM -4.5/-110 56.5 -110

02/06/10 4:25:56 PM -4/-130 56.5 -110

02/06/10 6:45:24 PM -4/-130 57 -110

Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

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