Top 10 2010 Super Bowl Bets

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The top 10 2010 Super Bowl bets as found at Sportsbook.com as of 3 pm EST were as follows:

Superbowl: Colts

 -4.5 pts  

Superbowl: Saints

 4.5 pts  

Superbowl: Saints

 +170  

Superbowl: Colts

 -200  

Superbowl: Colts

 Ov 57.0  

Superbowl: Colts

 Un 57.0  

1Colts

 -3.0 pts  

1Saints

 3.0 pts  

Tails

 -102  

Heads

 even  

The vast majority of online gambling websites had as their top 10 2010 Super Bowl bets the New Orleans Saints on top.  Sportsbook.com was bucking the trend by having most of the action going towards the Indianapolis Colts.

At press time some 63 percent of bets on the spread were going towards the Colts.

Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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