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NFL Futures Betting
If you’re a savvy sports pundit or gifted fortune teller, then betting on National Football League futures with Sports Interaction is for you! With futures, players can throw down on a team’s regular-season win total, which team will win its respective division, which team will win the American and National Football Conferences and - the granddaddy of them all – Super Bowl betting. If you’re sure Tom Brady’s return from injury means the New England Patriots are on their way to the 2010 Super Bowl, betting with Sports Interaction could pay off handsomely. Or, if you think another darkhorse candidate can emerge and make a postseason run like the Arizona Cardinals did a year ago, check out all the NFL Futures available and put your money behind a longshot. For all your regular-season and playoff predictions and plays, check out Sports Interaction’s NFL Futures for the most comprehensive and interactive sports betting around!
NFL Futures Betting Rules
General betting rules apply to all NFL football futures bets. In addition, the following rules are specific to betting on NFL futures.
- All NFL football games including Super Bowl Betting must go at least 55 minutes of play for futures bets on the game to have 'action'.
- Football overtime periods count as part of the wagered game, if played, unless otherwise noted for all NFL futures bets and betting on the Super Bowl.
- Futures bets on any Super Bowl or NFL football game that is postponed or abandoned before at least 55 minutes of play will be considered 'no action', unless the outcome of the bet has already been decided at the time of abandonment - i.e. 'first touchdown scorer bets' will stand once a touchdown has been scored in the game.
- An NFL college game or superbowl betting must go 55 minutes of play for a futures bet on the Over/Under to be considered 'action', even if the total score in the game is already more than the over handicap offered for that event.
- A Winning NFL football Futures Bet Margin: Winning margin betting is from scratch (the start of the game)
NFL Futures Betting Guide
A futures bet is a bet on an event where there are many competitors, sometimes made long in advance of the event taking place.
Futures are most common in events like Super Bowl betting, motor racing, NASCAR, or golf, among others. Futures are also posted in major competitions, like Major League Baseball and the NFL, at the start of the season, where players can get better odds on a team in which they have confidence than they would get later in the season or complete early Superbowl betting.
Because of the number of competitors, futures bets offer larger payouts. The larger payoffs are offset by the increased difficulty of picking a winner.
NFL Futures Betting News
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Super Bowl Betting History
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Super Bowl XLIV - Outright
- Price
- Price
- New Orleans Saints 4.00
- New England Patriots 6.00
- Indianapolis Colts 6.00
- Minnesota Vikings 7.00
- Pittsburgh Steelers 12.00
- Philadelphia Eagles 19.00
- Baltimore Ravens 19.00
- Dallas Cowboys 21.00
- Atlanta Falcons 26.00
- New York Giants 31.00
- San Diego Chargers 31.00
- Denver Broncos 31.00
- Cincinnati Bengals 31.00
- Houston Texans 34.00
- Arizona Cardinals 51.00
- Chicago Bears 56.00
- Green Bay Packers 61.00
- San Francisco 49ers 67.00
- Miami Dolphins 81.00
- New York Jets 121.00
- Carolina Panthers 151.00
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2009 NFL Regular Season Wins - Pittsburgh
- Price
- Price
- Over 10.5 Closed
- Under 10.5 Closed
2009/2010 AFC Championship - Outright
- Price
- Price
- Indianapolis Colts 2.75
- New England Patriots 4.00
- Pittsburgh Steelers 5.50
- Denver Broncos 8.50
- Baltimore Ravens 9.00
- Cincinnati Bengals 13.00
- San Diego Chargers 15.00
- New York Jets 34.00
- Houston Texans 36.00
- Miami Dolphins 51.00
2009/2010 NFC Championship - Outright
- Price
- Price
- New Orleans Saints 2.40
- Minnesota Vikings 3.50
- Dallas Cowboys 8.50
- Philadelphia Eagles 11.00
- Atlanta Falcons 11.00
- New York Giants 13.00
- Arizona Cardinals 17.00
- Green Bay Packers 25.00
- Chicago Bears 26.00
- San Francisco 49ers 51.00
- Carolina Panthers 71.00
- Seattle Seahawks 151.00
AFC East
- Price
- Price
- New England Patriots 1.14
- Miami Dolphins 7.00
- New York Jets 10.00
- Buffalo Bills 181.00
AFC North
- Price
- Price
- Price
- Pittsburgh Steelers 1.83
- Cincinnatti Bengals 3.40
- Baltimore Ravens 3.75
AFC South
- Price
- Price
- Indianapolis Colts 1.04
- Houston Texans 8.00
AFC West
- Price
- Price
- Denver Broncos 1.47
- San Diego Chargers 2.50
NFC East
- Price
- Price
- Philadelphia Eagles 2.40
- New York Giants 2.85
- Dallas Cowboys 2.85
- Washington Redskins 101.00
NFC North
- Price
- Price
- Price
- Minnesota Vikings 1.10
- Chicago Bears 10.00
- Green Bay Packers 10.00
NFC West
- Price
- Price
- Price
- Arizona Cardinals 1.38
- San Francisco 49ers 3.25
- Seattle Seahawks 11.00
