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Feb 7th, 2009 - Miami, FL
2010 Super Bowl Betting
Super Bowl betting records prove that this activity is a huge moneymaking deal both for sportsbooks and sports bettors all around the world. And now, betting on the Super Bowl can be done with a wide variety of options, including office pools, proposition bets, handicapping contests and many more. All of these options are conveniently offered at BookMaker.com for all to enjoy. When picking a winning bet for the Super Bowl, it is almost always profitable to concentrate on the winning team. The history of the Super Bowl shows that the team that wins the game almost always covers the spread. So, in order to win while betting on the Super Bowl, if you pick the team that wins you are almost certain to cover the betting spread. Of course, it can't hurt to buy some points or put in a teaser in order to further your chances of scoring some dough.
Most people think they can pick the winner, and it is not surprising that over 90 percent of the people that bet on the Super Bowl are not professional gamblers. Also, before the Superbowl, there are lots of betting opportunities in the conference playoffs and championship games. Throughout Superbowl betting history this has also brought a lot of action to the sportbooks. Because of the public phenomenon with the Super Bowl the only way the line usually moves is toward the favorite and the over because that is what the public likes to bet.
The betting line on the Super Bowl almost never moves toward the underdog, because the books know betting money will flow on the favorite.
Another fact in Super Bowl History talks about the Patriots becoming the second team in NFL history to win three Super Bowls in four years and the seventh team to win consecutive Super Bowls. Their championship years are 2002, 2004 and 2005.
Super Bowl XLIV, as any other Superbowl in history, is an extremely hyped game that for the most part has not lived up to its billing. That also holds true with the gambling aspect of the game.
Usually the point spread is not in doubt late in the game. There have been a few exceptions, and once in a while the dog covers but doesn't win, as it went down in when Carolina covered against New England but didn't win. For the most part though, the game is one sided, the point spread is rarely in doubt, and overall the public has held their own.
In the Super Bowl sometimes we think that there really can't be trends that apply to Super Bowl XLIV or any other. That is not really the case, as Superbowl betting trends have done just as well as in any other area of sports betting.
When taking a look at the 2008 Superbowl betting lines, pick the favorite. You are on the plus side if you took the favorite minus the points in every Super Bowl ever played. It is not a huge percentage, but the favorites have covered more than the dogs. You can throw the over right in there with the favorites.
Since 1982 if you took the over in every Super Bowl you would be very pleased according to the Superbowl odds. These two trends may surprise you because it is well known that the public bets favorites and the over, particularly in the Super Bowl. That should tell you that for the most part the public has held their own in the big game when they bet on the Superbowl.
Most of the time when people bet on the Super Bowl they either lay the points or take the money line underdog. Usually the winner of the game also covers the spread, so most of the time if you are going to bet the dog, do so on the money line.
If you can spot Super Bowl betting trends on rushing statistics it is almost a sure winner for the Super Bowl. The team that has had the most rushing attempts has won well over 70% over the time. It makes sense that the team behind will be throwing the ball, so I don't know if you can make the prediction of rushing attempts before the game is played, but it is still a trend worth thinking about before you bet the NFL Super Bowl XLIV Online or in any way.
During the 1980's and 1990's a trend that made no sense but worked was taking the NFC when a Republican President was sitting in office. That trend has not held water in the 2000's however, as New England and Pittsburgh put that theory to shame.
As you bet on the Super Bowl remember that trends can be interesting to look at. Just as in the regular season you definitely want to consider them, but don't base your entire handicapping upon them. Super Bowl XLIV is just one game, all be it a huge game, and sometimes we get carried away by looking at too many things. I believe keeping it simple always works the best. Simplicity when you bet on the Super Bowl has been to take the favorite and the over. If you don't like either of those bets presented to you in the 2010 Superbowl betting lines, then I suggest finding a good prop bet. At least that will keep you in action throughout the game, and your chances of winning might actually be better.
The Super Bowl used to be a betting event that only included the side and the total but now these Superbowl betting choices and propositions have taken on a life all to themselves.
You will see many sportsbooks around the world put up hundreds of props and Super Bowl gambling lines and odds for the game. It all starts with the coin toss and action continues right until the final snap of the game. Very often sportsbooks will tie the Super Bowl into other events during the day such as the NBA or NHL and this upcoming Superbowl XLIV won't be any different. This makes it more appealing to bet on the Super Bowl 2008 for more people because options are available beyond just the side and total.
Super Bowl betting choices abound at sportsbooks around the world. Be sure and check out more than just the side and the total. Take a look at some of the interesting propositions that are offered for you to bet on the NFL Super Bowl XLIV and don't forget to consider quarter and halftime betting. We all get so enthralled with the halftime show on TV that we often forget that halftime betting is available on the Super Bowl. This is one area of Super Bowl betting choices that the average player can really gain an advantage over the books, but it is often times ignored. Don't make that mistake. Look closely at the halftime Super Bowl Gambling Lines and Odds and see if you can spot some value. It probably will be your last bet of the football season, so make it a good one.
Also don't forget that propositions are something that can keep you in action throughout the game. These types of Superbowl betting choices will keep you in action throughout the game, regardless of the score. The Super Bowl is about betting choices, and there is a multitude to choose from when you talk about Super Bowl XLIV betting.
Tennessee Titans vs. Houston Texans 8:30 ET
Posted on 11/20/2009 12:00:00 AMby North Shore Sports, INC
Monday Night Football betting action heads to Reliant Stadium, where the Tennessee Titans (3-6, 4-5 ATS) will take on the Houston Texans (5-4, 5-3-1 ATS). The final game on the Week 11 NFL betting slate is arguably the most intriguing game on the schedule for Bookmaker Sportsbook customers to dig into. QB Vince Young will return to the Lone Star State, where the crowd will certainly be on his side considering that he led the Texas Longhorns to a National Championship. But the Texans are the upstarts of the league, and they'll want to kick off the second half of their season in a strong manner after their bye week.
The host Texans currently sit as 4.5-point home favorites with the game ‘total set at 48-points at Bookmaker.com for tonight’s MNF betting AFC South battle.
Since their bye week, the Titans have won and covered three straight games. HC Jeff Fisher's decision to change quarterbacks has apparently worked, as Young has led the Titans to 30+ points in each of their L/3 games. However, the game plan may be a large part of that as well. Young hasn't been asked to do much with his arm. He has only thrown for 507 yards in his three starts. Instead, the onus has fallen on RB Chris Johnson.
The East Carolina product is already a 1,000+ yard rusher this year, as he has rumbled for 1,091 yards and eight TDs. He also has 262 receiving yards on 30 receptions. The second-year back has turned himself into an MVP candidate very quickly, as he has accounted for 623 rushing yards and six TDs over the L/4 games. Johnson will be salivating at the idea of facing a Houston defense which he absolutely torched in Week 2, as he ran for 197 yards and received for another 87, accounting for three TDs in the process.
QB Matt Schaub and WR Andre Johnson had fantastic games against these Titans in Week 2 as well, though. Johnson caught ten passes for 149 yards and two scores, while Schaub won AFC Offensive Player of the Week honors for going 25/39 for 357 yards and four TDs without throwing a pick. There's no doubt that Houston can throw the ball around the field, as Schaub is pacing the #3 passing attack in the NFL at 283.7 yards per game.
The biggest question is whether an improving defense can figure out how to contain Johnson and keep Young in the pocket. Before taking their bye week last week, the Texans had gone 3-0-1 ATS and 3-1 SU in their L/4, and they came as close as any team has come to knocking off the Colts when they lost 20-17 at Lucas Oil Stadium two weeks ago.
The 34-31 victory for Houston in Week 2 marked the second straight win for the Texans in this series. The underdog has covered seven of the L/2 clashes between these two squads. The home team has won three straight. Last year at Reliant, the Texans used a stifling defensive effort and 207 receiving yards by Johnson to capture a 13-12 victory.
Tensions will be high between these division rivals, as playoff positioning is also on the line. You're not going to want to miss all of the NFL betting action under the bright lights of Monday Night with Bookmaker.com!








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