2010 Super Bowl Props Getting Most Props

Written by :

C Costigan

Published on :

7 February, 2010

Sunday morning's most bet on 2010 Super Bowl props at Bookmaker.com went to these wagers:

YES - There will be a 33 yard or longer field goal kicked by either the Indianapolis Colts or New Orleans Saints (bet it here).

1^st Half Indianapolis Colts by -3 points (bet it here).

And, Largest lead by either team at any point during the game OVER 16 ½ points (bet it here).

This is significant in that Bookmaker.com attracts the "sharpest" of action and these can be considered the "sharpest" of bets.

"Many people do not realize that Super Bowl props bets are not just for the recreational player," stated Don Shapiro of Gambling911.com. "The pros pick and choose accordingly and these are some prop wagers they have jumped on."

Additionally, the professionals wagering at Bookmaker.com have decided to back the New Orleans Saints at +5.

Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

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