Preakness Stakes 2010 Payouts

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Preakness Stakes payouts should range from $20 and up to $400 on a $10 bet at SBG Global.

 

Animal Kingdom, the favorite, might be a bit of an exception as we have seen him at closer to +300 at some other sportsbooks.  At SBG Global, Animal Kingdom’s odds were coming in at +200 for a payout potential of $200 on every $100 bet or $20 for every $10 bet.

 

All other odds appear below

 

 

7101  

Animal Kingdom

+200

7102  

Dialed In

+400

7104  

Mucho Macho Man

+550

7105  

Shackleford

+750

7106  

Astrology

+1000

7107  

Concealed Identity

+2200

7108  

Dance City

+800

7109  

King Congie

+1800

7110  

Mr Commons

+1800

7111  

Norman Asbjornson

+1300

7112  

Sway Away

+1300

7113  

Flashpoint

+1200

7114  

Isn't He Perfect

+3500

7115  

Midnight Interlude

+1800

7116  

Ruler On Ice

+2700

7117  

Saratoga Red

+4000

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Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com  

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