Make a Super Bowl Bet on QB Even/Odd Yardage Prop for Super Bowl 45

Super Bowl betting handicappers should make a wager on even/odd yardage prop bets for Super Bowl XLV.  The game, kicking off on Feb. 6th, pits two of the most highly respected players in the entire NFL in the QB position against each other.

The Pittsburgh Steelers tackle the Green Bay Packers and both teams bring an excellent quarterback to the field.  For Green Bay, QB Aaron Rodgers has been dynamite all season long.  For Pittsburgh, QB Ben Roethlisberger has been spectacular since riding out a 4 game suspension to start the season.

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Let’s analyze an interesting prop bet in the sportsbook that could yield high profits.

 Super Bowl XLV

Where:  Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas 

When:  Feb. 6th, 2011

TV:  FOX

Super Bowl XLV QB Props

Pittsburgh Steeler QB Ben Roethlisberger Total Passing Yards

Odd Number                            -105

Even Number                           -105

Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers Total Passing Yards

Odd Number                            -105

Even Number                           -105

I like to call this prop the baccarat Superbowl odds prop.  Why?  I call it that because the bet is just like baccarat.  In baccarat, gamblers write down every single number that comes up on the board in hopes that a “pattern” will emerge.  Of course, there’s no real pattern.  I mean, how can there be a pattern when we’re talking about something like random numbers showing up on a board or odd or even number ending yardage in a football game.  I mean, really? But, because stats are all important in any type of gambling, it makes sense to look at a few.  First, Aaron Rodgers’s total number of passing yard games that ended in even and odd this season counting the playoffs.

QB Aaron Rodgers                Even – 10, Odd – 7

Now, Big Ben:

QB Ben Roethlisberger         Even – 7, Odd – 7

Weird, right?  And…meaningless, but that doesn’t mean that football handicappers shouldn’t wager on this prop.  They should.  Want to know why?  Pigskin handicappers should bet on this prop because of the odds.  There’s roughly a 50% chance of Rodgers and Roethlisberger ending with passing yards at either an odd or even number.

The juice is down from -10 to -5 for this prop.  That’s like betting on red or black on the roulette wheel.  Think of the greens on the roulette wheel as the juice when betting this prop.  So, if you’re having an “odd” day on Feb. 6th, then bet odd on both guys, if you’re having an “even” day on Feb. 6th, then bet even on both guys.

Or, bet odd on one dude and even on the other, but, put something on the prop.  After all, it’s rare to be able to have a 50% chance at something in the sportsbook and only have to lay -5 juice instead of -10.

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