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Super Bowl LI Opener
January 22, 2017


Two of the top offenses in the NFL will meet in Super Bowl LI at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas on February 5. Both New England and Atlanta took care of business at home in the conference title games as the Patriots cruised past the Steelers and the Falcons routed the Packers in the final game at the Georgia Dome.


The Patriots are seeking their fifth Super Bowl victory and making their first appearance since beating Seattle two seasons ago, while the Falcons are playing in the Super Bowl for the first time since falling to the Broncos in 1998.


Favorites have rolled so far in the playoffs by winning and covering eight of the first 10 games. The ‘over’ cashed in seven of 10 postseason games, as the Falcons eclipsed the ‘over’ in each of their two playoff victories.


Super Bowl LI from Houston (2/5/17)


Line: Patriots -3 (58)


Movement: New England opened up as three-point favorites at the LVH SuperBook at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort, while CG Technologies also put out the same opening number.


Offshore book 5Dimes opened New England at -3 as well, with the total of 57 ½. CG put out a total of 58, as a majority of books are hovering between 57 ½ and 58 on their totals.


The total is the highest in Super Bowl history as the previous highest total came in Super Bowl XLIV between the Saints and Colts at 57. The game finished 'under' the total as New Orleans won, 31-17.


Betting Notes: The Patriots and Falcons didn't meet in the regular season, but these teams last hooked up in 2013. New England held off Atlanta at the Georgia Dome, 30-23 as 3-point underdogs, while the game finished 'over' the total of 49.


Neither of these teams played a regular season or playoff game at NRG Stadium, while New England is playing in Houston for the first time since 2015. The Patriots have captured one of their Super Bowl titles in Houston as New England edged Carolina, 32-29 in Super Bowl XXXVIII in 2004. Atlanta last played at NRG Stadium in 2011 as the Falcons lost to the Texans, 17-10.


The Falcons split their four interconference games this season against the AFC West, while the Patriots went 3-1 in four games against NFC West opponents.


Super Bowl Betting Notes:


-- The Falcons are the second straight NFC South team to play in the Super Bowl after Carolina lost in last season's Super Bowl.


-- New England owns a 4-4 SU and 2-5-1 ATS record in Super Bowls, while going 0-4 ATS in the favorite role.


-- Brady is playing in his seventh Super Bowl, posting a 4-2 SU and 2-4 ATS record as he won in last Super Bowl appearance two seasons ago against the Seahawks, 28-24.


-- In their lone Super Bowl appearance, the Falcons lost to the Broncos in Super Bowl XXXIII by a 34-19 count. Atlanta failed to cash as 7 ½-point underdogs, while the ‘over’ of 52 ½ barely hit.


-- The NFC has won four of the last seven Super Bowls, while the 'over' is 4-2 the last six Super Bowls.


-- Check out all the past Super Bowl Results

 

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Opening Line Report - SB51
January 23, 2017


While the Patriots opened universally as field-goal favorites over the Falcons in Super Bowl 51, the record total is the story line that has the attention of Las Vegas bookmakers.


The total opened between 58 and 59.5 around Vegas, and even if it closes at the low end of that range, it would be the highest over/under in Super Bowl history, surpassing the 57 for the Saints’ 31-17 win over the Colts in Super Bowl 44 in Miami.


The Wynn took early sharp action on ‘under’ its opener of 59 for this year’s Super Bowl in Houston, but John Avello, executive director of race and sports at the Wynn, figured the wiseguys were going that way at his shop because there were lower numbers elsewhere.


CG Technology opened 58 and saw public money come hard on the ‘over.’


By the time we spoke to Jason Simbal, vice president of risk at CG, about an hour after New England completed its 36-17 win over Pittsburgh for the AFC title, the book had written $20,000 on ‘over’ and just $120 on ‘under’. While the biggest ‘over’ bet was $3,300, CG’s early limit on the Super Bowl total, all the action was public.


“No real sharp action about it,” Simbal said. “It was all fans cashing in their tickets and betting it back on the ‘over’.”


The public will continue to bet ‘over,’ Ed Salmons, oddsmaker at the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook, anticipates. That’s the way the public typically bets, and two more ‘overs’ cashing in Sunday’s conference championship games won’t sway them off that tendency. The Falcons’ 44-21 win over Green Bay sent that game soaring ‘over’ a total that was as high as 61 at some spots, and the AFC game got ‘over’ a number ranging from 49.5 to 51 at kickoff.


“The public likes to bet over, and these high numbers aren’t scaring them,” Salmons said.


There will be a number at which wiseguys will be compelled to go the other way, however. While they lost on ‘under’ 61 in Sunday’s NFC tilt, they’ll take another shot with that bet if the Super Bowl total gets to a certain threshold, Salmons guesses.


“Once this game settles, the wiseguys will look to bet under 59,” Salmons said.


They may get that opportunity


“I wouldn’t be surprised if it ended up 60, especially after what we saw (Sunday) with the favorites and ‘over’ covering pretty easily,” Simbal said.


The point spread

Sports books across Las Vegas and offshore agreed on the opening point spread for Super Bowl 51, hanging New England -3 as the Pats put their game against the Steelers out of reach.


While no one seems to come close to the Patriots – they’ve failed to cover just three times this season and only twice with Tom Brady active – the early line felt right to the three bookmakers with whom we spoke.


In the week leading up to Sunday’s games, Simbal’s group at CG was thinking New England -3 (-120) or -3.5 for a potential Super Bowl matchup with the Falcons. In fact, CG was dealing Pats -3 (-120) as a look-ahead line, but didn’t get much interest.


“We knew that price wasn’t horrible because none of the sharp guys laid it or took it,” Simbal said. “(But the Falcons) looked awesome (Sunday), and we were thinking maybe 2.5.”

Salmons echoed that sentiment.


“After watching the first game and watching the first half of the second game, I thought the line would be 2.5, maybe even a touch lower,” he said. “But as Pittsburgh kind of gave up in the second half and the Patriots were converting touchdowns, it reached 3, which is where we started the day (before the games were played).”


Salmons said some Westgate house players bet Patriots and ‘over’ in Super Bowl wagering Sunday night. At CG, 20 of the first 33 bets were on New England, although a limit-wager of $11,000 to win $10,000 was placed on the Falcons +3.


Avello said a money-line wager on the Pats prompted a move from -150 to -155 at the Wynn.


How will the line move?


When it comes to Super Bowl wagering, public money overwhelms sharp action. Therefore, the line moves largely based on the public’s opinion, and since they’ve been cashing on the Patriots every week, it’s hard to see the public changing course, especially against the far less popular Falcons.


“If the public decides they like the Patriots, no matter how much the wiseguys like the other side, the public will drive the number,” Salmons said.


Salmons envisions the line getting to as high as 3.5 but not lasting long there before it gets bought back to New England -3 (-120) or -3.5 (even).


Added Avello, “If it’s going anywhere, it’s probably going up. I don’t see it coming down to 2.5. With the number being 3, I’ll hang around at that number, I’ll move money (vig) for a while, and if I start to get really heavy on a side, I’ve got no problem getting off that number, rather early than late. ... I would suspect there will be more money early on the Patriots.”


The public’s tendency to take the dog on the money line but lay the points with the favorite may result in a move to 3.5, according to Simbal.


“In that case, you may end up coming off the 3, because they’re going to lay the 3.5, and as the book you want the 3 working for you so you can scoop it all. But the Falcons are (one of) the least public teams there is, so I’m not so sure that’s 100 percent going to be the case. It’s a tricky game.”


While one bettor at CG is holding a $5,000 ticket on the Falcons at 40/1 odds, the book still wins just under $1 million on Super Bowl futures with an Atlanta win in two weeks.


“They’re one of the least bet teams all year,” Simbal said.


Simbal suggested the books will be in the same position they’ve been all season – rooting against the Patriots.


“They covered and went ‘over’ in both their playoff games so far,” Simbal said of the Pats. “If they cover and go ‘over’ again, the Patriots are going to be main reason why the books had an ugly, ugly football season.”

 

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Super Bowl 51 Betting Update
January 25, 2017


The VegasInsider.com Super Bowl 51 Betting Update will provide daily betting updates from Micah Roberts in Las Vegas on this year's NFL finale between New England and Atlanta, which is set for Sunday, Feb. 5, 2017.

Update - 1.25.17 - 4:45 p.m. ET


A couple of Las Vegas sports books got off their 3-flat number as Patriots money is starting flow, but two of the books -- Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook and Station Casinos -- who were at -3 (-120) already went back to 3-flat on Wednesday morning showing that a few bettors found Atlanta +3 (EVEN) attractive.


Boyd Gaming sports books have been at -3 (-115) since Monday.


"The early action has been strong so far," said Boyd sports book director Bob Scucci. "We're seeing more play from the public on the Patriots and our larger bets have been on the Falcons, but that was at +3 EVEN and -105. All we've done is move the money so far."


Scucci's strategy is of the conservative nature when dealing with the most key number in the NFL and he doesn't want to overreact too soon.


"The pattern over the last few years has seen an influx of money coming in on game day, so I don't want to get off the number if I don't have to," he said. "I'm more likely to stay where I'm at until all that action comes in the final two days of betting."


CG Technology sports books made the move from 3-flat to -3 (-115) on Wednesday morning with VP of risk management Jason Simbal citing an "accumulation" of Patriots wagers signaling it was their time to move. John Avello at the Wynn Las Vegas also made the move to -3 (-115) citing a "good-size Patriots bet" for the move.


The record setting Super Bowl total has also developed a betting trend that seems more likely to stay true through the next 11 days than the betting patterns on the side.


"We were as high as 60 and just dropped it from 59.5 down to 59," Scucci said. "We've had a few respected bettors take the Under, but the majority of the parlays have both sides to the Over and its been bet at over a 4-to-1 ratio."


Parlay risk rarely makes a book move a number, but with both sides to the 'over' looming large and it being the highest handled game of the year, risk over six-figures on either side to the 'over' is definitely something to take into the equation for bookmakers which means we'll probably see the total moving higher than lower down the stretch. Remember, the public is in charge here with the line movement, not the sharps.


SOUTH POINT PROP


We told you yesterday that the Stratosphere was offering -105 juice on either side through Thursday, which is something South Point owner Michael Gaughan usually offers to all his loyal casino guests. I asked book director Chris Andrews if they would be doing it and he said "not yet, but you know me and Jimmy (Vaccaro). We figure to do something."


One of the things they're offering already is an alternative spread for those looking for a hook on either side. They have the Patriots -2.5 (-135) and the Falcons +3.5 (-120), numbers that essential say they're closer to moving to -3.5 on their regular point spread. The South Point is the only book in town that offer exclusively flat number. We'll be talking about their booking dilemma on that procedure over the next few days.


COME MEET LT


Part of the Las Vegas Super Bowl experience is drawing fans and bettors to a property using former football players and the Orleans has a Hall-of-Famer scheduled to hang out.


"We have Lawrence Taylor signing autographs in the Bourbon Street lounge from 6 to 8 pm the day before the Super Bowl," said Scucci, who also mentioned they have a free viewing party in their ball room with food and drink specials.


No city does the Super Bowl experience better than Las Vegas and it doesn't really matter where you watch it at. It's a far more intense viewing experience than any place else, including actually watching the game live in Houston. It's just my biased opinion anyway.


Update - 1.24.17 - 5:00 p.m. ET

Because the Super Bowl is the largest wagered game of the year in Las Vegas, it deserves some Super daily attention and we'll give it to you here all the way to kickoff as we highlight several story-lines from a betting perspective.


While the national media breaks down the relationship of Tom Brady and President Trump, we'll be telling you when the point-spread has moved off -3 and why, what the public is betting, just how high the record total will go and whether or not Nevada has a chance to surpass last year's record state handle of $132 million.


Before we get into what's been happening with the spread, let's first lay out how different a landscape this game is for bookmakers compared to any other game. Usually, wise-guys are respected with any play they make and a spread is moved, but the procedures change with the Super Bowl because of the masses coming out to play -- sometimes the only time they visit a book on the year.


"This is the one line a year that the public controls what happens and they usually believe what they saw last," said Westgate SuperBook VP Jay Kornegay. "But in this case, both teams looked impressive so they have a lot to think about."


Both the Falcons and Patriots won in impressive blowouts last Sunday against quality teams on lengthy win streaks. Last season it was the Panthers blowing out Arizona in the NFC Championship game while the Broncos squeaked by the Patriots, 20-18, in the AFC Championship game. Early Panthers money came pouring in and the books moved with the money, but then the public supported the underdog Broncos during the final weekend push.


Some books went from needing the Broncos for a huge decision three days before kickoff to being completely flipped around needing the Panthers. Nevada books collectively held 10.1 percent of the handle for a $13.3 million win. But the question a few books were asking themselves afterwards is if they moved too rapidly with initial Panthers money when 80 percent of the overall expected action had yet to be seen. The quick move gave all the Broncos bettors an inflated spread and money-line.


On Sunday night, all the books opened the Patriots -3 and on Monday a few went to -3 (-120) with the notion they'll probably be moving higher. One of those books was the Westgate where Kornegay said the cause was "some money, but also a feeling that the line will eventually move in that direction."


Station Casinos made the adjustment too with book director Jason McCormick saying their move was caused by an "accumulation of action" and that he believes "-3.5 is coming"


William Hill books also made the move to -3 (-120) with 63 percent of its cash taken in coming on New England. As of Tuesday afternoon those were the only books to move off 3-flat in Las Vegas.


Each book has to formulate their own game plan and all would agree they don't want to be on -3. Some are waiting for a good excuse to move while others are holding strong where they are, such as the chain of 10 MGM Resorts sports books where hub manager Jeff Stoneback said they would need a risk of $500,000 to move the off of -3.


"Everything is balanced for us so far, so there's no need to speculate on where it might go," Stoneback said. "I'd rather not be on 3, but my philosophy has always been to wait until the money pushes us."


History shows that the books do all they can to not post the biggest game of the year with the seasons most common and important number of 3. In the previous 27 Super Bowls, only two games had three-point spreads -- favorites won and covered both. It's a dangerous number and has a high risk of landing and the books don't want to give back all the millions of dollars wagered with a push. They want a decision.


When and where the number goes will be the main story-line for the next week. Stoneback feels the public is more prone to support the underdog when all the guests start flying into town next weekend. The 'dog has won and covered the past five Super Bowls and have gone 12-3 against the spread in the last 15.


The high money-line in town is at the Stratosphere with a Patriots -170/+150 split and the low number is -145/+125 at the Golden Nugget. The total is a steady 59 at most books with the South Point and Station Casinos at 59.5. The previous Super Bowl total high was 57 when the Saints beat the Colts (-5) in South Florida with a 31-17 decision.


If looking for early bargains, the Stratosphere is offering reduced juice (-105) on the Super Bowl sides Tuesday through Thursday this week.


Also, the Westgate will release their world famous Super Bowl props -- over 20 sheets with 350 props -- on Thursday night at 7:00 p.m. PT. The sheets will not be available until Friday night or Saturday morning. Kornegay and his staff have done such a good with these over the years that 55 percent of their overall Super Bowl action will come from props. Most books only get around 30 percent. The beauty of the props is that it dilutes overall risk on the game itself. If they lose to the game, they still can win to the props and on the day.

 

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51 Super Betting Angles
January 26, 2017


51 Super Betting Angles


Super Bowl LI between the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons will be the 51st installment of the big game on Sunday, Feb. 5, 2017 from Houston, Texas.


Before you begin to handicap the matchup and prop wagers, you should check out 51 angles that the VegasInsider.com Editorial staff have uncovered for this year’s Super Bowl.


1 – In the first 50 Super Bowls, only one was decided by exactly one point – Super Bowl XXV in in 1991 when the Giants defeated the Bills 17-16 from Tampa, Florida as seven-point underdogs.


2 - Matt Ryan is looking to become the second quarterback to win a Super Bowl coming out of an ACC school (Boston College). The only other signal-caller to win the Lombardi Trophy out of the ACC is Florida State’s Brad Johnson, who was victorious for Tampa Bay in Super Bowl XXXVII over Oakland.


3 – Atlanta kicker Matt Bryant has only missed three field goals this season (34-of-37) and was ranked second in accuracy. Bryant also led all kickers this season with a long of 59 yards. New England kicker Stephen Gostkowski connected on 84.4 percent (27-of-32) of his attempts.


4- This will be the fourth Super Bowl played in the state of Texas and third from Houston. Favorites have gone 3-0 straight up and 2-1 against the spread in those games while the ‘over’ went 2-1.


5 - It’s been very difficult to score on New England in the fourth quarter this season, with the unit allowing 5.1 points per game (ranked 4th). Meanwhile, Atlanta allowed 9.4 PPG in the fourth quarter this season, which was ranked 31st in the league.


6 – Atlanta was installed as an underdog six times this season and the team went 4-2 SU and 5-1 ATS in those games. The worst loss came at Philadelphia on Nov. 13, a 24-15 decision.


7 – Bettors looking for a solid prop wager should note that Patriots’ wide receiver Julian Edelman has hauled in seven or more catches in eight straight playoff games.


8 – Including their recent 36-20 win in the Divisional Playoffs over Seattle, Atlanta has gone 8-2 with quarterback Matt Ryan when playing with rest. The offense has averaged 30 points per game in those situations.


9 – There have been nine situations where a head coach was making his debut in the Super Bowl has beaten a head coach with Super Bowl experience. The last two times in this situation, the Super Bowl rookie has won with the previous occurrence coming in Super Bowl XLVIII with Pete Carroll’s Seahawks knocking off John Fox’s Broncos, 43-8.


10 – This will be the 10th Super Bowl total that will close with a total listed in the fifties or possibly sixties. Since the Super Bowl began in 1967, there were nine games listed in this range. Even though points were expected in those games, the ‘under’ produced a 6-3 record in those contests and that includes a run of four straight tickets.


11 – During the regular season, there were two teams tied for the least amount of giveaways with 11 and those clubs were the Falcons and Patriots.


12 - Of the 100 quarterbacks who have started a Super Bowl, 24 of them have worn number 12 (Tom Brady). Those signal callers have gone 13-11 overall and that is the most wins by quarterbacks wearing 12 in SB history.


13 – Tom Brady has dominated current NFC South teams his career, owning a 13-3 all-time record and that includes a 2-0 mark versus Atlanta.


14 – The fewest points scored by a winning team in a Super Bowl was 14, which came in Super Bowl VII when the Dolphins defeated the Redskins 14-7.


15 – The Falcons have seen the ‘over’ cash in 15 of their 18 games this season, which was the best mark in the league.


16 – This is the 16th time in Super Bowl history that a team is making its second appearance after losing in its first chance. From 1970-1999, clubs in this situation won seven of nine times after falling in its initial Super Bowl appearance. However, only one team in the last six opportunities have won since 2004 with the Seahawks beating the Broncos in Super Bowl XLVII.


17 – In the first 50 Super Bowls, the most common points scored by a losing team was 17 and 10, which happened eight times apiece.


18 – The amount of rushing touchdowns scored by Patriots’ running back LeGarette Blount was 18, which is the most for a Super Bowl participant since Seattle’s Shaun Alexander (27) in 2006.


19 – Atlanta’s defense allowed 18.9 PPG in the second-half of the season, which includes 20 and 21-point efforts in the playoffs.


20 – The most combined penalties called in a Super Bowl was 20, which happened twice in 50 games. Dallas and Denver did so in Super Bowl XII and the Patriots and Panthers followed suit in SBXXXVIII.


21 – Bettors have seen underdogs cover the point-spread in 21 of the 50 Super Bowls and 14 of those clubs pulled off outright victories.


22 – Atlanta forced 22 turnovers this season (12 INTs) and only gave away 11 turnovers, which was the same amount of a giveaways for New England (see above).


23 - According to the Nevada Gaming Commission, sportsbooks have posted a “profit” in 23 of the last 25 Super Bowls. The two matchups they lost on came in 1995 when San Francisco annihilated San Diego and in 2008 when the New York Giants upset the New England Patriots.


24 – In the first 50 Super Bowls, 24 of them have been decided by 14 points or more.


25 – Matt Ryan has played in seven career postseason games and he’s helped the team post 25.8 PPG in those games, which has helped the ‘over’ go 6-1 in this span.


26 – The Falcons played four games versus the AFC this season and they allowed 26.5 PPG in those contests while posting a 2-2 record.


26 – Tom Brady is favored for the 26th time in his playoff career. The Patriots own a 12-13 ATS mark in his first 25 opportunities in the favorite role.


27 - Quarterbacks have captured the Super Bowl Most Valuable Player award 27 times. Tom Brady (5/6) and Matt Ryan (9/5) are the top two betting choices for this year’s popular prop wager.


28 – The Patriots have visited NRG Stadium five times and they’ve gone 4-1 in those games while averaging 28.6 PPG. The ‘over’ went 4-1.


29 – New England has averaged 29.2 PPG in its last 13 games against opponents from the NFC.


30 – Tom Brady has been intercepted 30 times in 33 playoff games but only four of those picks came in six Super Bowl appearances.


31 – Twice in Super Bowl history a team has scored at least 31 points and lost. The Cowboys fell to the Steelers in Super Bowl XIII in Miami, 35-31, while the 49ers dropped Super Bowl XLVII to the Ravens, 34-


32 – With this game included, New England owns the record for most appearances in the Super Bowl with nine and the most points they every scored was 32.


33 – Atlanta has only played in one Super Bowl, which was the 33rd installment from Miami Gardens, Florida in 1999. The Broncos defeated the Falcons 34-19 in that game.


34 – The Falcons led the league with 34.4 PPG this season and the production was strong both at home (36 PPG) and on the road (32.5 PPG).


35 – Atlanta Falcons linebacker Vic Beasley is listed as a 35/1 betting choice to win the Super Bowl MVP, which is the lowest number for any defensive player. Linebackers have won the award two of the last three years (Malcolm Smith, Von Miller).


36 – In the history of the NFL playoffs, only one team scored 36 points in the Super Bowl and conference championships. That team was New England, who accomplished the feat in this year’s AFC title game against Pittsburgh.


37 - Matt Ryan has won 37 games away from the Georgia Dome in his career, but is 0-2 on the playoffs away from home. Tom Brady has played in 119 career road games and is 82-37.


38 – The most points a Bill Belichick-led team has surrendered in the playoffs was 38, which occurred in the 2006 AFC Championship when QB Peyton Manning and the Colts rallied past the Patriots for a 38-34 win.


39 – In Super Bowl 39 (XXXIX), New England defeated Philadelphia 24-21 but failed to cover as a seven-point favorite. This was one of two games where the underdog, in this case the Eagles, scored late to affect the point-spread. The other backdoor cover came in SBXIII when Pittsburgh defeated Dallas 35-31. The Cowboys trailed 35-17 and scored 14 points in the final three minutes.


40 – Atlanta quarterback Matt Ryan was sacked 40 times this season, three in the playoffs. His counterpart Tom Brady was only dragged down 19 times, four of the sacks in the postseason.


41 – Falcons kicker Matt Bryant will be the oldest player competing in Super Bowl 51 at 41-years-old. The oldest player ever to play in a Super Bowl was also a kicker, Matt Stover of the Colts in SBXLIV.


42 – The most passing attempts in a game by Atlanta quarterback Matt Ryan this season was 42, which occurred in a Week 6 loss (26-24) at Seattle.


43 – Prop bettors should note that TE Martellus Bennett and WR Mohamed Sanu both joined the Patriots and Falcons respectively this season. The newbies both averaged 43 receiving yards per game.


44 – Patriots’ running back LeGarrette Blount’s longest rush from scrimmage this season was 44 yards. Three different Falcons (Devonta Freeman, Tevin Coleman, Terron Ward) all had at least one rush from scrimmage of 45 yards or longer this season.


45 – The most points New England has scored in the postseason with Tom Brady under center was 45, which occurred twice. The Patriots blasted the Broncos (45-10) in the 2011 postseason and the Colts 45-7 in the 2015 playoffs.


46 – Tampa Bay outscored Oakland 28-18 during the second-half of their 48-21 victory in SBXXXVII (2003). The 46 combined points was the most ever scored in the final two quarters of the Super Bowl.


47 – In the eight games that the Patriots played against playoff opponents this season, the average combined scored was 47.4.


48 – Atlanta’s best offensive effort occurred in Week 4 when they earned a 48-33 victory at home over Carolina. Including this outcome, the Falcons scored 40-plus points in six games.


49 – San Francisco captured a 49-26 victory over San Diego in Super Bowl 29, which was the only time a team scored exactly seven touchdowns and extra points in a game. The 75 combined points was also the most ever scored in a Super Bowl.


50 – With Tom Brady under center, the Patriots have seen a postseason total listed at 50 or higher 12 times and the ‘under’ went 6-5-1 in those games.


51 – Since defeating the Eagles 24-14 in SBXXIX (2005), the Patriots have played 51 games against the NFC. They’ve posted an impressive 40-11 (78.4%) winning record.

 

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Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook


Super Bowl LI – PROPOSITONS


NRG STADIUM – HOUSTON, TEXAS


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2017
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS VS. ATLANTA FALCONS
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THE FOLLOWING PROPOSITIONS MAY BE PARLAYED UP TO 2 TEAMERS (66001-66080)
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**Players must play in individual props for action**
(Rotation-Bet Numbers listed first – Odds Subject to Change)


OPENING COIN TOSS WILL BE:
66001 HEADS - 102
66002 TAILS - 102


WILL EITHER TEAM SCORE 3 STRAIGHT TIMES?
EXCLUDES EXTRA POINTS AND 2 PT CONVERSIONS - INCLUDES SAFETIES
EXAMPLE: FALCONS TD, FALCONS FG, FALCONS TD = 3 STRAIGHT SCORES
66003 YES - 190
66004 NO +170


WILL EITHER TEAM SCORE IN THE FIRST 6½ MINUTES OF THE GAME?
IF SCORE OCCURS AT EXACTLY 6 MINUTES AND 30 SECONDS
INTO THE GAME "YES" IS WINNER - INCLUDES SAFETY
66005 YES - 140
66006 NO +120


WILL EITHER TEAM SCORE IN THE FINAL 2 MINUTES OF THE FIRST HALF?
IF SCORE OCCURS WITH EXACTLY 2 MINUTES REMAINING
IN THE FIRST HALF "YES" IS WINNER - INCLUDES SAFETY
66007 YES - 330
66008 NO +270


WILL EITHER TEAM SCORE IN THE FINAL 3½ MINUTES OF THE GAME?
IF SCORE OCCURS WITH EXACTLY 3 MINUTES AND 30 SECONDS REMAINING
IN GAME, OR IF GAME GOES TO OVERTIME "YES" IS WINNER - INCLUDES SAFETY
66009 YES - 160
66010 NO +140


FIRST PENALTY?
EXCLUDES DECLINED PENALTIES
66011 PATRIOTS +105
66012 FALCONS - 125


WHICH TEAM WILL HAVE THE MOST PENALTY YARDS?
EXCLUDES DECLINED PENALTIES
66013 PATRIOTS +105
66014 FALCONS - 125


WILL THERE BE A MISSED EXTRA POINT KICK?
IF NO TD IS SCORE - ALL BETS ARE REFUNDED
66015 YES +270
66016 NO - 330


WILL BOTH TEAMS MAKE 33 YARD OR LONGER FIELD GOALS?
IF NO FIELD GOAL IS MADE - "NO" IS THE WINNER
66017 YES - 110
66018 NO - 110


TOTAL QB SACKS BY: BOTH TEAMS
IF NO SACK IS RECORDED - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66019 OVER 4 EVEN
66020 UNDER UN - 120


TEAM TO USE COACH'S CHALLENGE FIRST
EXCLUDES OFFICIAL CHALLENGES FROM THE LEAGUE
66021 PATRIOTS - 110
66022 FALCONS - 110


FIRST PASS BY Tom BRADY* (NE) WILL BE:
INTERCEPTION IS "INCOMPLETE"
66023 COMPLETE - 250
66024 INCOMPLETE +210


WILL Tom BRADY* (NE) THROW AN INTERCEPTION?
66025 YES +130
66026 NO - 150


FIRST RUSHING ATTEMPT BY: Tom BRADY* (NE)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66027 OVER 1½ OV - 160
66028 UNDER UN +140


FIRST RUSHING ATTEMPT BY: Dion LEWIS* (NE)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66029 OVER 3½ OV EVEN
66030 UNDER UN - 120


FIRST RUSHING ATTEMPT BY: Legarrette BLOUNT* (NE)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66031 OVER 3½ OV +160
66032 UNDER UN - 180


FIRST RECEPTION BY: Julian EDELMAN* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66033 OVER 9½ OV - 110
66034 UNDER UN - 110


FIRST RECEPTION BY: Chris HOGAN* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66035 OVER 11½ OV EVEN
66036 UNDER UN - 120


FIRST RECEPTION BY: Malcolm MITCHELL* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66037 OVER 9½ OV - 110
66038 UNDER UN - 110


FIRST RECEPTION BY: Marcellus BENNETT* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66039 OVER 8½ OV - 120
66040 UNDER UN EVEN


FIRST RECEPTION BY: Dion LEWIS* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66041 OVER 7½ OV +120
66042 UNDER UN - 140


FIRST RECEPTION BY: James WHITE* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66043 OVER 6½ OV - 110
66044 UNDER UN - 110


FIRST GROSS PUNT BY: Ryan ALLEN* (NE)
IF NO PUNT - ALL BETS ARE REFUNDED - MUST BE AN OFFICIAL PUNT
66045 OVER 44½ OV - 110
66046 UNDER UN - 110


WILL THE FIRST KICKOFF BY Stephen GOSTKOWSKI* (NE) RESULT IN A TOUCHBACK?
IF NO KICKOFF - ALL BETS ARE REFUNDED
66047 YES - 190
66048 NO +170


FIRST PASS BY Matt RYAN* (ATL) WILL BE:
INTERCEPTION IS "INCOMPLETE"
66049 COMPLETE - 240
66050 INCOMPLETE +200


WILL Matt RYAN* (ATL) THROW AN INTERCEPTION?
66051 YES - 120
66052 NO EVEN


FIRST RUSHING ATTEMPT BY: Matt RYAN* (ATL)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66053 OVER 2½ OV - 150
66054 UNDER UN +130


FIRST RUSHING ATTEMPT BY: Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66055 OVER 3½ OV +110
66056 UNDER UN - 130


FIRST RUSHING ATTEMPT BY: Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66057 OVER 3½ OV EVEN
66058 UNDER UN - 120


FIRST RECEPTION BY: Julio JONES* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66059 OVER 13½ OV - 110
66060 UNDER UN - 110


FIRST RECEPTION BY: Mohamed SANU* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66061 OVER 10½ OV +105
66062 UNDER UN - 125


FIRST RECEPTION BY: Taylor GABRIEL* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66063 OVER 10½ OV - 110
66064 UNDER UN - 110


FIRST RECEPTION BY: Aldrick ROBINSON* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66065 OVER 6½ OV - 110
66066 UNDER UN - 110


FIRST RECEPTION BY: Levine TOILOLO* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66067 OVER 10½ OV EVEN
66068 UNDER UN - 120


FIRST RECEPTION BY: Austin HOOPER* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66069 OVER 7½ OV EVEN
66070 UNDER UN - 120


FIRST RECEPTION BY: Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66071 OVER 7½ OV - 110
66072 UNDER UN - 110


FIRST RECEPTION BY: Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
66073 OVER 8½ OV - 120
66074 UNDER UN EVEN


FIRST GROSS PUNT BY: Matt BOSHER* (ATL)
IF NO PUNT - ALL BETS ARE REFUNDED - MUST BE AN OFFICIAL PUNT
66075 OVER 45½ OV - 110
66076 UNDER UN - 110


WILL THE FIRST KICKOFF BY Matt BRYANT* (ATL) RESULT IN A TOUCHBACK?
IF NO KICKOFF - ALL BETS ARE REFUNDED
66077 YES - 170
66078 NO +150


SHORTEST TOUCHDOWN OF THE GAME
IF NO TD SCORED - ALL BETS ARE REFUNDED - INCLUDES ALL RETURNS
IF A FUMBLE IS RECOVERED IN THE END ZONE - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
66079 OVER 1½ OV +150
66080 UNDER UN - 170
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NO PARLAYS ALLOWED ON THE FOLLOWING PROPOSITIONS
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
WILL EITHER TEAM SCORE 4 STRAIGHT TIMES?
EXCLUDES EXTRA POINTS AND 2 PT CONVERSIONS - INCLUDES SAFETIES
EXAMPLE: PATRIOTS TD, PATRIOTS FG, PATRIOTS TD , PATRIOTS TD = 4 STRAIGHT SCORES
10001 YES +210
10002 NO - 250


TEAM TO SCORE FIRST:
10003 PATRIOTS - 130
10004 FALCONS +110


TEAM TO SCORE LAST:
10005 PATRIOTS - 130
10006 FALCONS +110


LONGEST MADE FIELD GOAL OF GAME:
IF NO FIELD GOAL MADE - ALL BETS REFUNDED
10007 OVER 45½ OV - 130
10008 UNDER UN +110


SHORTEST MADE FIELD GOAL OF GAME:
IF NO FIELD GOAL MADE - ALL BETS REFUNDED
10009 OVER 26½ OV - 120
10010 UNDER UN EVEN


TOTAL FIELD GOALS MADE BY: BOTH TEAMS:
IF NO FIELD GOAL MADE - "UNDER" IS WINNER
10011 OVER 3½ OV EVEN
10012 UNDER UN - 120


DISTANCE OF FIRST MADE FIELD GOAL OF THE GAME:
IF NO FIELD GOAL MADE - ALL BETS REFUNDED
10013 OVER 34½ OV - 130
10014 UNDER UN +110


TOTAL YARDAGE OF ALL MADE FIELD GOALS OF THE GAME:
IF NO FIELD GOAL MADE - ALL BETS REFUNDED
10015 OVER 123½ OV - 110
10016 UNDER UN - 110


WILL EITHER TEAM MAKE A FIELD GOAL IN THE FIRST QUARTER?
10017 YES - 120
10018 NO EVEN


WILL EITHER TEAM MAKE A FIELD GOAL IN THE SECOND QUARTER?
10019 YES - 270
10020 NO +230


WILL EITHER TEAM MAKE A FIELD GOAL IN THE THIRD QUARTER?
10021 YES - 125
10022 NO +105


WILL EITHER TEAM MAKE A FIELD GOAL IN THE FOURTH QUARTER?
10023 YES - 160
10024 NO +140


FIRST SCORE OF THE GAME WILL BE:
10025 TOUCHDOWN - 190
10026 ANY OTHER SCORE +170


LONGEST TOUCHDOWN OF THE GAME:
INCLUDES ALL RETURNS - IF NO TD IS SCORED ALL BETS REFUNDED
10027 OVER 49½ OV - 110
10028 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS BY: BOTH TEAMS
10029 OVER 6½ OV - 130
10030 UNDER UN +110


FIRST TOUCHDOWN OF THE GAME WILL BE:
IF NO TOUCHDOWN IS SCORED ALL BETS REFUNDED
10031 PASSING TD - 175
10032 ANY OTHER TD +155


TOTAL YARDAGE OF ALL TOUCHDOWNS OF GAME:
INCLUDES ALL RETURNS - IF NO TD IS SCORED ALL BETS REFUNDED
IF FUMBLE IS RECOVERED IN THE ENDZONE - TOUCHDOWN = 0 YARDS
10033 OVER 100½ OV - 110
10034 UNDER UN - 110


WILL THE PATRIOTS SCORE A TOUCHDOWN IN THE 1ST QUARTER?
10035 YES - 175
10036 NO +155


WILL THE PATRIOTS SCORE A TOUCHDOWN IN THE 2ND QUARTER?
10037 YES - 300
10038 NO +250


WILL THE PATRIOTS SCORE A TOUCHDOWN IN THE 3RD QUARTER?
10039 YES - 165
10040 NO +145


WILL THE PATRIOTS SCORE A TOUCHDOWN IN THE 4TH QUARTER?
10041 YES - 220
10042 NO +190


WILL THE FALCONS SCORE A TOUCHDOWN IN THE 1ST QUARTER?
10043 YES - 135
10044 NO +115


WILL THE FALCONS SCORE A TOUCHDOWN IN THE 2ND QUARTER?
10045 YES - 210
10046 NO +180


WILL THE FALCONS SCORE A TOUCHDOWN IN THE 3RD QUARTER?
10047 YES - 150
10048 NO +130


WILL THE FALCONS SCORE A TOUCHDOWN IN THE 4TH QUARTER?
10049 YES - 185
10050 NO +165


LARGEST LEAD OF THE GAME BY: EITHER TEAM
10051 OVER 16½ OV - 120
10052 UNDER UN EVEN


TOTAL NUMBER OF KICKOFF RETURNS BY: BOTH TEAMS
RETURNS ONLY - EXCLUDES TOUCHBACKS, OUT OF BOUNDS AND FAIR CATCHES
10053 OVER 4 OV - 160
10054 UNDER UN +140


TEAM TO SCORE LAST IN THE FIRST HALF:
10055 PATRIOTS - 130
10056 FALCONS +110


LAST SCORE OF THE FIRST HALF WILL BE:
EXCLUDES EXTRA POINTS AND TWO POINT CONVERSIONS
10057 TOUCHDOWN - 125
10058 ANY OTHER SCORE +105


WILL THERE BE A SAFETY?
10059 YES +600
10060 NO - 900


WILL THERE BE A SAFETY IN THE 1ST HALF?
10061 YES +1100
10062 NO - 2500


WILL THERE BE A SAFETY IN THE 2ND HALF?
10063 YES +1000
10064 NO - 2000


WILL THERE BE OVERTIME?
10065 YES +700
10066 NO - 1100


WILL THE GAME BE DECIDED BY EXACTLY 3 POINTS?
10067 YES +425
10068 NO - 550


WILL THE GAME BE DECIDED BY EXACTLY 7 POINTS?
10069 YES +800
10070 NO - 1400

 

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WILL THE TEAM THAT SCORES FIRST WIN THE GAME?
10071 YES - 175
10072 NO +155


TOTAL INTERCEPTIONS BY: BOTH TEAMS
IF NO INTERCEPTION - "UNDER" IS WINNER
10073 OVER 1½ OV +110
10074 UNDER UN - 130


TOTAL FUMBLES LOST BY: BOTH TEAMS
IF NO FUMBLE LOST - "UNDER" IS WINNER
10075 OVER 1½ OV +155
10076 UNDER UN - 175


WILL THERE BE A SPECIAL TEAMS OR DEFENSIVE TOUCHDOWN?
10077 YES +175
10078 NO - 200


WILL THERE BE A 2 POINT CONVERSION ATTEMPT?
DEFENSIVE 2PT CONVERSIONS EXCLUDED
10079 YES +140
10080 NO - 160


WILL THERE BE A SUCCESSFUL 2 POINT CONVERSION?
DEFENSIVE 2PT CONVERSIONS EXCLUDED
10081 YES +250
10082 NO - 300


WILL THE GAME BE TIED AFTER 0-0?
SCORE IS COUNTED AFTER COMPLETION OF EXTRA PT OR 2 PT CONVERSION
EX. - FALCONS UP 6-0 & PATRIOTS SCORE TD TO MAKE IT 6-6 AND MAKE EXTRA PT.
PATRIOTS THEN LEAD 7-6 & THAT’S FINAL SCORE - "NO" WOULD BE THE WINNER
10083 YES +110
10084 NO - 130


WILL THERE BE A LEAD CHANGE IN THE 4TH QUARTER?
10085 YES +320
10086 NO - 380


FIRST TURNOVER OF THE GAME WILL BE:
IF NO TURNOVER - ALL BETS REFUNDED
10087 INTERCEPTION - 140
10088 FUMBLE +120


LAST SCORE OF THE GAME WILL BE:
EXCLUDES CONVERSIONS
10089 TOUCHDOWN - 210
10090 ANY OTHER SCORE +180


WILL AT LEAST ONE QUARTER BE SCORELESS?
AT LEAST 1 QUARTER WILL HAVE 0-0 SCORE - INCLUDES OVERTIME QUARTERS
10091 YES +500
10092 NO - 700


TOTAL NUMBER OF DIFFERENT PLAYERS TO HAVE A PASSING ATTEMPT:
EXCLUDES 2 POINT CONVERSIONS
10093 OVER 2½ OV +175
10094 UNDER UN - 200


TOTAL GROSS PASSING YARDS BY: Tom BRADY* (NE)
IF NO GROSS PASSING YARDS - "UNDER" IS WINNER
10095 OVER 310½ OV - 110
10096 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL COMPLETIONS BY: Tom BRADY* (NE)
IF NO COMPLETIONS - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10097 OVER 25½ OV - 110
10098 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL PASS ATTEMPTS BY: Tom BRADY* (NE)
IF NO PASS ATTEMPTS - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10099 OVER 39 OV - 110
10100 UNDER UN - 110


Tom BRADY* (NE) WILL HAVE MORE GROSS PASSING YARDS IN WHICH HALF:
SECOND HALF INCLUDES OVERTIME
10101 1ST HALF +110
10102 2ND HALF - 130


TOTAL RUSHING YARDS BY: Tom BRADY* (NE)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10103 OVER 2½ OV - 110
10104 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RUSH BY: Tom BRADY* (NE)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10105 OVER 3½ OV +110
10106 UNDER UN - 130


WILL Tom BRADY* (NE) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN?
10107 YES +500
10108 NO - 700


LONGEST COMPLETION BY: Tom BRADY* (NE)
IF NO COMPLETION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10109 OVER 39½ OV - 110
10110 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL TOUCHDOWN PASSES BY: Tom BRADY* (NE)
10111 OVER 2 OV - 250
10112 UNDER UN +210


TOTAL TOUCHDOWN PASSES BY: Tom BRADY* (NE)
10113 OVER 2½ OV - 120
10114 UNDER UN EVEN


TOTAL TOUCHDOWN PASSES BY: Tom BRADY* (NE)
10115 OVER 3 OV +265
10116 UNDER UN - 320


WHAT WILL Tom BRADY* (NE) THROW FIRST?
10117 TD PASS - 360
10118 INTERCEPTION +300


WILL Tom BRADY* (NE) THROW A TOUCHDOWN PASS IN THE 1ST QUARTER?
10119 YES - 110
10120 NO - 110


WILL Tom BRADY* (NE) THROW A TOUCHDOWN PASS IN THE 2ND QUARTER?
10121 YES - 180
10122 NO +160


WILL Tom BRADY* (NE) THROW A TOUCHDOWN PASS IN THE 3RD QUARTER?
10123 YES - 110
10124 NO - 110


WILL Tom BRADY* (NE) THROW A TOUCHDOWN PASS IN THE 4TH QUARTER?
DOES NOT INCLUDE OVERTIME
10125 YES - 150
10126 NO +130


DISTANCE OF THE 1ST Tom BRADY* (NE) TOUCHDOWN PASS:
IF NO TOUCHDOWN PASS - ALL BETS ARE REFUNDED
10127 OVER 13½ OV - 110
10128 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RUSHING YARDS BY: Dion LEWIS* (NE)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10129 OVER 39½ OV - 110
10130 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RUSH BY: Dion LEWIS* (NE)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10131 OVER 11½ OV EVEN
10132 UNDER UN - 120


TOTAL RUSHING ATTEMPTS BY: Dion LEWIS* (NE)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10133 OVER 9½ OV EVEN
10134 UNDER UN - 120


WILL Dion LEWIS* (NE) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN?
10135 YES +170
10136 NO - 190


WILL Dion LEWIS* (NE) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN IN THE 1ST HALF?
10137 YES +375
10138 NO - 450


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Dion LEWIS* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10139 OVER 22½ OV - 110
10140 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RECEPTION BY: Dion LEWIS* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10141 OVER 12½ OV - 110
10142 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RECEPTIONS BY: Dion LEWIS* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10143 OVER 2 OV - 150
10144 UNDER UN +130


TOTAL RUSHING YARDS BY: Legarrette BLOUNT* (NE)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10145 OVER 56½ OV - 110
10146 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RUSH BY: Legarrette BLOUNT* (NE)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10147 OVER 14½ OV - 110
10148 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RUSHING ATTEMPTS BY: Legarrette BLOUNT* (NE)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10149 OVER 14 OV EVEN
10150 UNDER UN - 120


WILL Legarrette BLOUNT* (NE) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN?
10151 YES - 160
10152 NO +140


WILL Legarrette BLOUNT* (NE) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN IN THE 1ST HALF?
10153 YES +160
10154 NO - 180


TOTAL RECEPTIONS BY: Legarrette BLOUNT* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10155 OVER ½ OV +200
10156 UNDER UN - 240


TOTAL RECEPTIONS BY: James DEVELIN* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10157 OVER ½ OV +110
10158 UNDER UN - 130


TOTAL RUSHING + RECEIVING YARDS BY: James WHITE* (NE)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT AND/OR RECEPTION - UNDER IS THE WINNER
10159 OVER 27½ OV - 110
10160 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Julian EDELMAN* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10161 OVER 89½ OV - 110
10162 UNDER UN - 110

 

[CNOTES]

LONGEST RECEPTION BY: Julian EDELMAN* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10163 OVER 26½ OV - 110
10164 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RECEPTIONS BY: Julian EDELMAN* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10165 OVER 7½ OV - 110
10166 UNDER UN - 110


WILL Julian EDELMAN* (NE) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN?
10167 YES +115
10168 NO - 135


WILL Julian EDELMAN* (NE) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN IN THE 1ST HALF?
10169 YES +250
10170 NO - 300


WILL Julian EDELMAN* (NE) HAVE A RUSHING ATTEMPT?
10171 YES +150
10172 NO - 170


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Chris HOGAN* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10173 OVER 59½ OV - 110
10174 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RECEPTION BY: Chris HOGAN* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10175 OVER 23½ OV - 110
10176 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RECEPTIONS BY: Chris HOGAN* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10177 OVER 4½ OV +140
10178 UNDER UN - 160


WILL Chris HOGAN* (NE) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN?
10179 YES +120
10180 NO - 140


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Malcolm MITCHELL* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10181 OVER 30½ OV - 110
10182 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RECEPTION BY: Malcolm MITCHELL* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10183 OVER 15½ OV - 110
10184 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RECEPTIONS BY: Malcolm MITCHELL* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10185 OVER 3 OV +130
10186 UNDER UN - 150


WILL Malcolm MITCHELL* (NE) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN?
10187 YES +230
10188 NO - 270


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Martellus BENNETT* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10189 OVER 35½ OV - 110
10190 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RECEPTION BY: Martellus BENNETT* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10191 OVER 16½ OV - 110
10192 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RECEPTIONS BY: Martellus BENNETT* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10193 OVER 3½ OV +120
10194 UNDER UN - 140


WILL Martellus BENNETT* (NE) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN?
10195 YES +180
10196 NO - 210


WILL Martellus BENNETT* (NE) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN IN THE 1ST HALF?
10197 YES +350
10198 NO - 420


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Danny AMENDOLA* (NE)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10199 OVER 17½ OV - 110
10200 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL POINTS BY: Stephen GOSTKOWSKI* (NE)
10201 OVER 8½ OV - 130
10202 UNDER UN +110


TOTAL FIELD GOALS MADE BY: Stephen GOSTKOWSKI* (NE)
10203 OVER 1½ OV - 130
10204 UNDER UN +110


WILL Stephen GOSTKOWSKI* (NE) MISS AT LEAST 1 FIELD GOAL?
IF NO FG ATTEMPTED - NO IS THE WINNER
10205 YES +300
10206 NO - 360


WILL Ryan ALLEN* (NE) PUNT A TOUCHBACK?
IF Ryan ALLEN HAS 0 PUNTS - "NO" IS WINNER
10207 YES +270
10208 NO - 330


LONGEST GROSS PUNT BY: Ryan ALLEN* (NE)
IF NO PUNTS - ALL BETS REFUNDED, OFFICIAL PUNTS ONLY
10209 OVER 54½ OV - 110
10210 UNDER UN - 110


SHORTEST GROSS PUNT BY: Ryan ALLEN* (NE)
IF NO PUNTS - ALL BETS REFUNDED, OFFICIAL PUNTS ONLY
10211 OVER 36½ OV - 120
10212 UNDER UN EVEN


TOTAL PUNTS BY: Ryan ALLEN* (NE)
IF NO PUNTS - "UNDER" IS WINNER, OFFICIAL PUNTS ONLY
10213 OVER 3½ OV - 110
10214 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL NUMBER OF DIFFERENT PATRIOTS TO HAVE A RUSHING ATTEMPT
2PT CONVERSIONS EXCLUDED
10215 OVER 4½ OV +140
10216 UNDER UN - 160


TOTAL NUMBER OF DIFFERENT PATRIOTS TO HAVE A PASS RECEPTION
2PT CONVERSIONS EXCLUDED
10217 OVER 7½ OV EVEN
10218 UNDER UN - 120


TOTAL NUMBER OF DIFFERENT PATRIOTS TO SCORE
SAFETY EXCLUDED - INCLUDES KICKER, 2PT CONVERSIONS COUNT, DEFENSIVE 2PT
CONVERSIONS COUNT
10219 OVER 4 OV +135
10220 UNDER UN - 155


WILL THE PATRIOTS GET A RUSHING TOUCHDOWN?
10221 YES - 270
10222 NO +230


WILL THE PATRIOTS GET A RUSHING TOUCHDOWN IN THE 1ST HALF?
10223 YES +115
10224 NO - 135


TOTAL FIRST DOWNS BY: NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
10225 OVER 23½ OV - 110
10226 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL POINTS BY: NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
10227 OVER 31 OV - 110
10228 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL 1ST HALF POINTS BY: NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
10229 OVER 15 OV - 110
10230 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL 2ND HALF POINTS BY: NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
OVERTIME POINTS COUNT
10231 OVER 16 OV - 110
10232 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL 1ST QUARTER POINTS BY: NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
10233 OVER 6½ OV - 150
10234 UNDER UN +130


WHAT WILL HAPPEN FIRST?
INCLUDES SAFETY - BET CONTINUES UNTIL PATRIOTS SCORE OR PUNT
MUST BE AN OFFICIAL PUNT
10235 PATRIOTS SCORE - 140
10236 PATRIOTS PUNT +120


WILL THE PATRIOTS SCORE IN ALL 4 QUARTERS?
OVERTIME EXCLUDED
10237 YES +120
10238 NO - 140


TOTAL MADE 3RD DOWN CONVERSIONS BY: NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
3RD DOWN CONVERSIONS MADE BY PENALTY DO NOT COUNT
10239 OVER 6½ OV - 140
10240 UNDER UN +120


WILL THE PATRIOTS CONVERT A 4TH DOWN ATTEMPT?
4TH DOWN CONVERSIONS MADE BY PENALTY DO NOT COUNT
10241 YES +135
10242 NO - 155


TOTAL RUSHING YARDS BY: NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
10243 OVER 115½ OV - 110
10244 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL QB SACKS BY: NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS DEFENSE
IF NO SACKS BY PATRIOTS DEFENSE - "UNDER" IS WINNER
10245 OVER 2 OV - 130
10246 UNDER UN +110


TOTAL SOLO + ASSISTED TACKLES BY: Logan RYAN* (NE)
TACKLES INCLUDE DEFENSIVE+SPECIAL TEAMS SOLO+ASSISTED TACKLES
NFL.COM ONLY - IS USED FOR THE RESULTS OF THE TACKLE PROPS
10247 OVER 6½ OV - 120
10248 UNDER UN EVEN


TOTAL SOLO + ASSISTED TACKLES BY: Patrick CHUNG* (NE)
TACKLES INCLUDE DEFENSIVE+SPECIAL TEAMS SOLO+ASSISTED TACKLES
NFL.COM ONLY - IS USED FOR THE RESULTS OF THE TACKLE PROPS
10249 OVER 5½ OV +110
10250 UNDER UN - 130


TOTAL SOLO + ASSISTED TACKLES BY: Donta HIGHTOWER* (NE)
TACKLES INCLUDE DEFENSIVE+SPECIAL TEAMS SOLO+ASSISTED TACKLES
NFL.COM ONLY - IS USED FOR THE RESULTS OF THE TACKLE PROPS
10251 OVER 4½ OV - 110
10252 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL SOLO + ASSISTED TACKLES BY: Malcolm BUTLER* (NE)
TACKLES INCLUDE DEFENSIVE+SPECIAL TEAMS SOLO+ASSISTED TACKLES
NFL.COM ONLY - IS USED FOR THE RESULTS OF THE TACKLE PROPS
10253 OVER 4½ OV +120
10254 UNDER UN - 140

 

[CNOTES]

TOTAL SOLO + ASSISTED TACKLES BY: Devin McCOURTY* (NE)
TACKLES INCLUDE DEFENSIVE+SPECIAL TEAMS SOLO+ASSISTED TACKLES
NFL.COM ONLY - IS USED FOR THE RESULTS OF THE TACKLE PROPS
10255 OVER 4½ OV - 150
10256 UNDER UN +130


WILL Malcolm BUTLER* (NE) INTERCEPT A PASS?
10257 YES +250
10258 NO - 300


WILL Logan RYAN* (NE) INTERCEPT A PASS?
10259 YES +300
10260 NO - 360


WILL Devin McCOURTY* (NE) INTERCEPT A PASS?
10261 YES +350
10262 NO - 420


TOTAL PUNTS BY: BOTH TEAMS
OFFICIAL PUNTS ONLY
10263 OVER 7½ OV +120
10264 UNDER UN - 140


TOTAL NET YARDS BY: BOTH TEAMS
10265 OVER 847½ OV - 110
10266 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL GROSS PASSING YARDS BY: Matt RYAN* (ATL)
IF NO GROSS PASSING YARDS - "UNDER" IS WINNER
10267 OVER 325½ OV - 110
10268 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL COMPLETIONS BY: Matt RYAN* (ATL)
IF NO COMPLETIONS - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10269 OVER 26½ OV - 110
10270 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL PASS ATTEMPTS BY: Matt RYAN* (ATL)
IF NO PASS ATTEMPTS - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10271 OVER 38½ OV - 110
10272 UNDER UN - 110


Matt RYAN* (ATL) WILL HAVE MORE GROSS PASSING YARDS IN WHICH HALF:
SECOND HALF INCLUDES OVERTIME
10273 1ST HALF +110
10274 2ND HALF - 130


TOTAL RUSHING YARDS BY: Matt RYAN* (ATL)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10275 OVER 7½ OV - 120
10276 UNDER UN EVEN


LONGEST RUSH BY: Matt RYAN* (ATL)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10277 OVER 6½ OV - 110
10278 UNDER UN – 110


WILL Matt RYAN* (ATL) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN?
10279 YES +600
10280 NO - 900


LONGEST COMPLETION BY: Matt RYAN* (ATL)
IF NO COMPLETION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10281 OVER 43½ OV - 110
10282 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL TOUCHDOWN PASSES BY: Matt RYAN* (ATL)
10283 OVER 2 OV - 180
10284 UNDER UN +160


TOTAL TOUCHDOWN PASSES BY: Matt RYAN* (ATL)
10285 OVER 2½ OV +115
10286 UNDER UN - 135


TOTAL TOUCHDOWN PASSES BY: Matt RYAN* (ATL)
10287 OVER 3 OV +300
10288 UNDER UN - 360


WHAT WILL Matt RYAN* (ATL) THROW FIRST?
10289 TOUCHDOWN PASS - 310
10290 INTERCEPTION +260


WILL Matt RYAN* (ATL) THROW A TOUCHDOWN PASS IN THE 1ST QUARTER?
10291 YES +120
10292 NO - 140


WILL Matt RYAN* (ATL) THROW A TOUCHDOWN PASS IN THE 2ND QUARTER?
10293 YES - 140
10294 NO +120


WILL Matt RYAN* (ATL) THROW A TOUCHDOWN PASS IN THE 3RD QUARTER?
10295 YES +120
10296 NO - 140


WILL Matt RYAN* (ATL) THROW A TOUCHDOWN PASS IN THE 4TH QUARTER?
DOES NOT INCLUDE OVERTIME
10297 YES - 140
10298 NO +120


DISTANCE OF THE 1ST Matt RYAN* (ATL) TOUCHDOWN PASS:
IF NO TOUCHDOWN PASS - ALL BETS ARE REFUNDED
10299 OVER 13½ OV - 110
10300 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RUSHING YARDS BY: Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10301 OVER 50½ OV - 110
10302 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RUSH BY: Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10303 OVER 15½ OV - 110
10304 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RUSHING ATTEMPTS BY: Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10305 OVER 12½ OV - 110
10306 UNDER UN - 110


WILL Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN?
10307 YES - 130
10308 NO +110


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10309 OVER 33½ OV - 110
10310 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RECEPTION BY: Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10311 OVER 12½ OV - 110
10312 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RECEPTIONS BY: Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10313 OVER 4 OV - 130
10314 UNDER UN +110


TOTAL RUSHING YARDS BY: Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10315 OVER 35½ OV - 110
10316 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RUSH BY: Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10317 OVER 13½ OV EVEN
10318 UNDER UN - 120


TOTAL RUSHING ATTEMPTS BY: Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RUSHING ATTEMPT - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10319 OVER 9 OV - 110
10320 UNDER UN - 110


WILL Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN?
10321 YES EVEN
10322 NO - 120


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10323 OVER 33½ OV - 110
10324 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RECEPTION BY: Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10325 OVER 15½ OV - 110
10326 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RECEPTIONS BY: Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10327 OVER 3 OV - 110
10328 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Julio JONES* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10329 OVER 95½ OV - 110
10330 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RECEPTION BY: Julio JONES* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10331 OVER 25½ OV - 110
10332 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RECEPTIONS BY: Julio JONES* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10333 OVER 6½ OV EVEN
10334 UNDER UN - 120


WILL Julio JONES* (ATL) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN?
10335 YES EVEN
10336 NO - 120


WILL Julio JONES* (ATL) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN IN THE 1ST HALF?
10337 YES +200
10338 NO - 240


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Mohamed SANU* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10339 OVER 45½ OV - 110
10340 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RECEPTION BY: Mohamed SANU* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10341 OVER 17½ OV - 110
10342 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RECEPTIONS BY: Mohamed SANU* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10343 OVER 4 OV EVEN
10344 UNDER UN - 120


WILL Mohamed SANU* (ATL) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN?
10345 YES +175
10346 NO - 200


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Taylor GABRIEL* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10347 OVER 50½ OV - 110
10348 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RECEPTION BY: Taylor GABRIEL* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10349 OVER 19½ OV - 110
10350 UNDER UN - 110
TOTAL RECEPTIONS BY: Taylor

 

[CNOTES]

TOTAL RECEPTIONS BY: Taylor GABRIEL* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10351 OVER 3 OV - 120
10352 UNDER UN EVEN


WILL Taylor GABRIEL* (ATL) SCORE A TOUCHDOWN?
10353 YES +175
10354 NO - 200


WILL Taylor GABRIEL* (ATL) HAVE A RUSHING ATTEMPT?
10355 YES +160
10356 NO - 180


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Aldrick ROBINSON* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10357 OVER 13½ OV - 110
10358 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Levine TOILOLO* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10359 OVER 15½ OV - 110
10360 UNDER UN - 110


LONGEST RECEPTION BY: Levine TOILOLO* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10361 OVER 13½ OV - 110
10362 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Austin HOOPER* (ATL)
IF NO RECEPTION - "UNDER" IS THE WINNER
10363 OVER 11½ OV - 110
10364 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL POINTS BY: Matt BRYANT* (ATL)
10365 OVER 8 OV - 120
10366 UNDER UN EVEN


TOTAL FIELD GOALS MADE BY: Matt BRYANT* (ATL)
10367 OVER 1½ OV - 120
10368 UNDER UN EVEN


WILL Matt BRYANT* (ATL) MISS AT LEAST 1 FIELD GOAL?
IF NO FG ATTEMPTED - NO IS THE WINNER
10369 YES +320
10370 NO - 380


WILL Matt BOSHER* (ATL) PUNT A TOUCHBACK?
IF Britton COLQUITT HAS 0 PUNTS - "NO" IS WINNER
10371 YES +270
10372 NO - 330


LONGEST GROSS PUNT BY: Matt BOSHER* (ATL)
IF NO PUNTS - ALL BETS REFUNDED, OFFICIAL PUNTS ONLY
10373 OVER 56½ OV - 110
10374 UNDER UN - 110


SHORTEST GROSS PUNT BY: Matt BOSHER* (ATL)
IF NO PUNTS - ALL BETS REFUNDED, OFFICIAL PUNTS ONLY
10375 OVER 37½ OV - 110
10376 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL PUNTS BY: Matt BOSHER* (ATL)
IF NO PUNTS - "UNDER" IS WINNER, OFFICIAL PUNTS ONLY
10377 OVER 3½ OV - 130
10378 UNDER UN +110


TOTAL NUMBER OF DIFFERENT FALCONS TO HAVE A RUSHING ATTEMPT
2PT CONVERSIONS EXCLUDED
10379 OVER 3½ OV - 110
10380 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL NUMBER OF DIFFERENT FALCONS TO HAVE A PASS RECEPTION
2PT CONVERSIONS EXCLUDED
10381 OVER 8 OV - 160
10382 UNDER UN +140


TOTAL NUMBER OF DIFFERENT FALCONS TO SCORE
SAFETY EXCLUDED - INCLUDES KICKER, 2PT CONVERSIONS COUNT, DEFENSIVE 2PT
CONVERSIONS COUNT
10383 OVER 3½ OV - 135
10384 UNDER UN +115


WILL THE FALCONS GET A RUSHING TOUCHDOWN?
10385 YES - 230
10386 NO +195


WILL THE FALCONS GET A RUSHING TOUCHDOWN IN THE 1ST HALF?
10387 YES +170
10388 NO - 190


TOTAL FIRST DOWNS BY: ATLANTA FALCONS
10389 OVER 23 OV - 110
10390 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL POINTS BY: ATLANTA FALCONS
10391 OVER 28 OV - 110
10392 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL 1ST HALF POINTS BY: ATLANTA FALCONS
10393 OVER 13½ OV - 110
10394 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL 2ND HALF POINTS BY: ATLANTA FALCONS
OVERTIME POINTS COUNT
10395 OVER 14½ OV - 110
10396 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL 1ST QUARTER POINTS BY:
ATLANTA FALCONS
10397 OVER 6½ OV - 120
10398 UNDER UN EVEN


WHAT WILL HAPPEN FIRST?
INCLUDES SAFETY - BET CONTINUES UNTIL FALCONS SCORE OR PUNT
MUST BE AN OFFICIAL PUNT
10399 FALCONS SCORE - 125
10400 FALCONS PUNT +105


WILL THE FALCONS SCORE IN ALL 4 QUARTERS?
OVERTIME EXCLUDED
10401 YES +145
10402 NO - 165


TOTAL MADE 3RD DOWN CONVERSIONS BY: ATLANTA FALCONS
3RD DOWN CONVERSIONS MADE BY PENALTY DO NOT COUNT
10403 OVER 5½ OV - 140
10404 UNDER UN +120


WILL THE FALCONS CONVERT A 4TH DOWN ATTEMPT?
4TH DOWN CONVERSIONS MADE BY PENALTY DO NOT COUNT
10405 YES +120
10406 NO - 140


TOTAL RUSHING YARDS BY: ATLANTA FALCONS
10407 OVER 96½ OV - 110
10408 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL QB SACKS BY: ATLANTA FALCONS DEFENSE
IF NO SACKS BY DENVER DEFENSE - "UNDER" IS WINNER
10409 OVER 1½ OV - 150
10410 UNDER UN +130


TOTAL SOLO + ASSISTED TACKLES BY: Deion JONES* (ATL)
TACKLES INCLUDE DEFENSIVE+SPECIAL TEAMS SOLO+ASSISTED TACKLES
NFL.COM ONLY - IS USED FOR THE RESULTS OF THE TACKLE PROPS
10411 OVER 6½ OV - 125
10412 UNDER UN +105


TOTAL SOLO + ASSISTED TACKLES BY: Keanu NEAL* (ATL)
TACKLES INCLUDE DEFENSIVE+SPECIAL TEAMS SOLO+ASSISTED TACKLES
NFL.COM ONLY - IS USED FOR THE RESULTS OF THE TACKLE PROPS
10413 OVER 7½ OV - 110
10414 UNDER UN - 110


TOTAL SOLO + ASSISTED TACKLES BY: Ricardo ALLEN* (ATL)
TACKLES INCLUDE DEFENSIVE+SPECIAL TEAMS SOLO+ASSISTED TACKLES
NFL.COM ONLY - IS USED FOR THE RESULTS OF THE TACKLE PROPS
10415 OVER 5 OV EVEN
10416 UNDER UN - 120


TOTAL SOLO + ASSISTED TACKLES BY: Brian POOLE* (ATL)
TACKLES INCLUDE DEFENSIVE+SPECIAL TEAMS SOLO+ASSISTED TACKLES
NFL.COM ONLY - IS USED FOR THE RESULTS OF THE TACKLE PROPS
10417 OVER 4½ OV +120
10418 UNDER UN - 140


TOTAL SOLO + ASSISTED TACKLES BY: Vic BEASLEY JR* (ATL)
TACKLES INCLUDE DEFENSIVE+SPECIAL TEAMS SOLO+ASSISTED TACKLES
NFL.COM ONLY - IS USED FOR THE RESULTS OF THE TACKLE PROPS
10419 OVER 2½ OV - 110
10420 UNDER UN - 110


WILL Deion JONES* (ATL) INTERCEPT A PASS?
10421 YES +500
10422 NO - 700


WILL Ricardo ALLEN* (ATL) INTERCEPT A PASS?
10423 YES +400
10424 NO - 500


WILL Robert ALFORD* (ATL) INTERCEPT A PASS?
10425 YES +500
10426 NO - 700


MORE COMPLETIONS:
10427 Tom BRADY* (NE) - 140
10428 Matt RYAN* (ATL) - ½ +120


MORE TOUCHDOWN PASSES:
10429 Tom BRADY* (NE) - 140
10430 Matt RYAN* (ATL) PK +120


MORE GROSS PASSING YARDS:
10431 Tom BRADY* (NE) - 110
10432 Matt RYAN* (ATL) - 15½ - 110


WHO WILL THROW TD PASS FIRST:
10433 Tom BRADY* (NE) - 130
10434 Matt RYAN* (ATL) +110


WHO WILL THROW AN INTERCEPTION FIRST:
10435 Tom BRADY* (NE) +130
10436 Matt RYAN* (ATL) - 150


MORE RUSHING YARDS:
10437 Dion LEWIS* (NE) - 110
10438 Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL) - 10½ - 110


MORE RECEIVING YARDS:
10439 Julian EDELMAN* (NE) - 110
10440 Julio JONES* (ATL) - 6½ - 110


MORE RECEIVING YARDS:
10441 Chris HOGAN* (NE) - 9½ - 110
10442 Taylor GABRIEL* (ATL) - 110


MORE RECEIVING YARDS:
10443 Dion LEWIS* (NE) - 110
10444 Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL) - 9½ - 110

 

[CNOTES]

MORE POINTS:
10445 Stephen GOSTKOWSKI* (NE) - ½ - 110
10446 Matt BRYANT* (ATL) - 110


PLAYER TO MAKE FIELD GOAL FIRST:
10447 Stephen GOSTKOWSKI* (NE) - 130
10448 Matt BRYANT* (ATL) +110


PLAYER TO SCORE A TOUCHDOWN FIRST:
10449 Legarrette BLOUNT* (NE) - 170
10450 Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL) +150


PLAYER TO SCORE A TOUCHDOWN FIRST:
10451 Chris HOGAN* (NE) - 130
10452 Mohamed SANU* (ATL) +110


MORE RUSHING YARDS:
10453 PATRIOTS - 19½ - 110
10454 FALCONS - 110


MORE FIRST DOWNS:
10455 PATRIOTS - ½ - 110
10456 FALCONS - 110


MORE POINTS:
10457 PATRIOTS - 1ST HALF POINTS - 110
10458 FALCONS - FULL GAME POINTS - 12½ - 110


MORE POINTS:
10459 PATRIOTS - FULL GAME POINTS - 17 - 110
10460 FALCONS - 1ST HALF POINTS - 110


JERSEY NUMBER OF PLAYER TO SCORE FIRST TOUCHDOWN:
IF NO TOUCHDOWN SCORED - ALL BETS REFUNDED
10461 OVER 18½ OV - 130
10462 UNDER UN +110


HIGHEST SCORING QUARTER BY: BOTH TEAMS:
OVERTIME EXCLUDED
10463 OVER 21 OV - 110
10464 UNDER UN - 110


LOWEST SCORING QUARTER BY: BOTH TEAMS:
OVERTIME EXCLUDED
10465 OVER 3½ OV - 280
10466 UNDER UN +240
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WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
PELICANS/WIZARDS - 2/4/17 - CLOSES AT 4:10 PM PST ON 2/4/17
10467 Bradley BEAL* (WAS) POINTS - 110
10468 Tom BRADY* (NE) - 4½ - 110 COMPLETIONS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
PELICANS/WIZARDS - 2/4/17 - CLOSES AT 4:10 PM PST ON 2/4/17
*IF NO TD PASS - ALL BETS REFUNDED*
10469 John WALL* (WAS) POINTS - 9½ - 110
10470 DISTANCE OF FIRST - 110 Matt RYAN* (ATL) TD PASS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
76ERS/HEAT - 2/4/17 - CLOSES AT 4:40 PM PST ON 2/4/17
IF NO FG IS MADE - ALL BETS REFUNDED
10471 Joel EMBIID* (PHI) - 110 POINTS + REBOUNDS
10472 DISTANCE OF FIRST MADE - 6½ - 110 FIELD GOAL OF SB LI


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
CAVALIERS/KNICKS - 2/4/17 - CLOSES AT 5:35 PM PST ON 2/4/17
10473 LeBron JAMES* (CLE) POINTS - 110
10474 Matt RYAN* (ATL) PK - 110 COMPLETIONS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
CAVALIERS/KNICKS - 2/4/17 - CLOSES AT 5:35 PM PST ON 2/4/17
10475 Kyrie IRVING* (CLE) POINTS - 110
10476 Atlanta FALCONS POINTS - 3½ - 110


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
CAVALIERS/KNICKS - 2/4/17 - CLOSES AT 5:35 PM PST ON 2/4/17
10477 New York KNICKS POINTS - 9½ - 110
10478 Julio JONES* (ATL) - 110 RECEIVING YARDS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
WARRIORS/KINGS - 2/4/17 - CLOSES AT 7:40 PM PST ON 2/4/17
10479 Kevin DURANT* (GS) - 110 POINTS + REBOUNDS
10480 Tom BRADY* (NE) - 3½ - 110 TOTAL PASS ATTEMPTS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
WARRIORS/KINGS - 2/4/17 - CLOSES AT 7:40 PM PST ON 2/4/17
10481 Stephen CURRY* (GS) - 2½ - 110 POINTS + ASSISTS
10482 PATRIOTS + FALCONS - 110 1ST HALF POINTS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
WARRIORS/KINGS - 2/4/17 - CLOSES AT 7:40 PM PST ON 2/4/17
10483 Golden State WARRIORS POINTS - 4½ - 110
10484 PATRIOTS RUSHING YARDS - 110


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
WARRIORS/KINGS - 2/4/17 - CLOSES AT 7:40 PM PST ON 2/4/17
10485 DeMarcus COUSINS* (SAC) - 110 POINTS + REBOUNDS
10486 Taylor GABRIEL* (ATL) - 11½ - 110 RECEIVING YARDS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
RAPTORS/NETS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 9:10 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10487 RAPTORS + NETS - 17½ - 110 1ST QUARTER POINTS
10488 Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL) - 110 RUSHING YARDS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
RAPTORS/NETS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 9:10 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10489 Brooklyn NETS POINTS - 9½ - 110
10490 FALCONS RUSHING YARDS - 110


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
CLIPPERS/CELTICS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 11:05 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10491 DeAndre JORDAN* (LAC) - ½ - 110 POINTS
10492 PATRIOTS + FALCONS - 110 1ST QUARTER POINTS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
CLIPPERS/CELTICS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 11:05 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10493 Isaiah THOMAS* (BOS) POINTS - 110
10494 PATRIOTS POINTS - 2½ - 110


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
CLIPPERS/CELTICS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 11:05 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10495 Isaiah THOMAS* (BOS) - 1½ +130 3PT FGS MADE
10496 Tom BRADY* (NE) - 150 TOUCHDOWN PASSES


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
CLIPPERS/CELTICS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 11:05 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10497 Boston CELTICS - 110 1ST HALF POINTS
10498 Legarrette BLOUNT* (NE) - 1½ - 110 RUSHING YARDS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
BLAZERS/THUNDER - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 12:10 PM PST ON 2/5/17
10499 Damian LILLARD* (POR) - ½ - 110 POINTS
10500 Julio JONES* (ATL) - 110 LONGEST RECEPTION


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
BLAZERS/THUNDER - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 12:10 PM PST ON 2/5/17
10501 C.J. McCOLLUM* (POR) +110 3PT FGS MADE
10502 PATRIOTS + FALCONS - ½ - 130 FIELD GOALS MADE


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
BLAZERS/THUNDER - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 12:10 PM PST ON 2/5/17
10503 Russell WESTBROOK* (OKC) - 110 POINTS+REBOUNDS+ASSISTS
10504 PATRIOTS + FALCONS - 5½ - 110 POINTS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
BLAZERS/THUNDER - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 12:10 PM PST ON 2/5/17
10505 Russell WESTBROOK* (OKC) - 1½ - 110 FREE THROWS MADE
10506 Julian EDELMAN* (NE) - 110 RECEPTIONS
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL CROSS-SPORT PROPS
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WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
CLEMSON/FLORIDA ST - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 9:30 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10507 CLEMSON POINTS - 22½ - 110


10508 Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL) - 110 RUSHING YARDS
WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
CLEMSON/FLORIDA ST - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 9:30 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10509 FLORIDA ST POINTS - 110
10510 Julian EDELMAN* (NE) - 6½ - 110 RECEIVING YARDS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
INDIANA/WISCONSIN - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 10:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10511 INDIANA + WISCONSIN - 110 1ST HALF POINTS
10512 Tom BRADY + Matt RYAN - 7½ - 110 PASS ATTEMPTS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
INDIANA/WISCONSIN - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 10:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10513 INDIANA 1ST HALF POINTS - ½ - 110
10514 PATRIOTS POINTS - 110


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
INDIANA/WISCONSIN - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 10:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10515 INDIANA/WISCONSIN - 110 MARGIN OF VICTORY
10516 PATRIOTS + FALCONS - 4½ - 110 1ST QUARTER POINTS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
SOUTH FLORIDA/TEMPLE - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 10:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10517 SOUTH FLORIDA/TEMPLE - 2½ - 110 MARGIN OF VICTORY
10518 FALCONS 1ST HALF POINTS - 110


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
SOUTH FLORIDA/TEMPLE - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 10:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
IF NO PUNT - ALL BETS REFUNDED
10519 SOUTH FLORIDA POINTS - 7½ - 110
10520 Ryan ALLEN* (NE) - 110 LONGEST GROSS PUNT


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
NEBRASKA/IOWA - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 11:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10521 NEBRASKA POINTS - 27½ - 110
10522 Mohamed SANU* (ATL) - 110 RECEIVING YARDS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
NEBRASKA/IOWA - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 11:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10523 IOWA 1ST HALF POINTS - 110
10524 Chris HOGAN* (NE) - 22½ - 110 RECEIVING YARDS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
COLORADO/CAL - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 1:30 PM PST ON 2/5/17
10525 COLORADO - 110 1ST HALF POINTS
10526 Marcellus BENNETT* (NE) - 7½ - 110 RECEIVING YARDS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
COLORADO/CAL - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 1:30 PM PST ON 2/5/17
10527 CAL 1ST HALF POINTS - 6½ - 110
10528 Tom BRADY* (NE) - 110 COMPLETIONS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
COLORADO/CAL - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 1:30 PM PST ON 2/5/17
10529 COLORADO/CAL - 110 MARGIN OF VICTORY
10530 Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL) - ½ - 110 RUSHING ATTEMPTS

 

[CNOTES]

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GOLF CROSS-SPORT PROPS
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WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
TIGER WOODS MUST TEE OFF IN 1ST ROUND OF OMEGA DUBAI DESERT CLASSIC
on 2/1/17 AND COMPLETE 18 HOLES.
1ST ROUND MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
CLOSES AT 9:00 PM PST ON 2/1/17
IF NO PUNT - ALL BETS REFUNDED, MUST BE AN OFFICIAL PUNT
10531 Tiger WOODS - 24½ - 110 1ST ROUND SCORE
10532 Matt BOSHER* (ATL) - 110 FIRST GROSS PUNT


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
TIGER WOODS MUST TEE OFF IN 4TH ROUND OF OMEGA DUBAI DESERT CLASSIC
on 2/4/17 AND COMPLETE 18 HOLES.
4TH ROUND MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
CLOSES AT 9:00 PM PST ON 2/4/17
10533 Tiger WOODS - 110 4TH ROUND BIRDIES
10534 PATRIOTS + FALCONS PK - 110 FIELD GOALS MADE


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
TIGER WOODS MUST TEE OFF IN 4TH ROUND OF OMEGA DUBAI DESERT CLASSIC
on 2/4/17 AND COMPLETE 18 HOLES.
4TH ROUND MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
CLOSES AT 9:00 PM PST ON 2/4/17 - EXCLUDES DOUBLE BOGEYS OR WORSE
10535 Tiger WOODS - 1½ - 110 4TH ROUND BOGEYS
10536 Matt RYAN* (ATL) - 110 TOUCHDOWN PASSES


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
TIGER WOODS MUST TEE OFF IN 1ST ROUND OF OMEGA DUBAI DESERT CLASSIC
on 2/1/17 AND COMPLETE 72 HOLES.
4TH ROUND MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
CLOSES AT 9:00 PM PST ON 2/1/17
10537 Tiger WOODS - 110 72 HOLE SCORE
10538 Tom BRADY* (NE) - 27½ - 110 GROSS PASSING YARDS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
HENRIK STENSON MUST TEE OFF IN 4TH ROUND OF OMEGA DUBAI DESERT CLASSIC
on 2/4/17 AND COMPLETE 18 HOLES.
4TH ROUND MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
CLOSES AT 9:00 PM PST ON 2/4/17
10539 Henrik STENSON - 18½ - 110 4TH ROUND SCORE
10540 Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL) - 110 RUSHING YARDS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
HIDEKI MATSUYAMA MUST TEE OFF IN 4TH ROUND OF THE WASTE MANAGEMENT
PHOENIX OPEN on 2/5/17 AND COMPLETE 18 HOLES.
4TH ROUND MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
CLOSES AT 8:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
INCLUDES ALL RETURNS - IF NO TD SCORED - ALL BETS REFUNDED
10541 Hideki MATSUYAMA - 19½ - 110 4TH ROUND SCORE
10542 PATRIOTS + FALCONS - 110 LONGEST TD OF SB LI


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
JUSTIN THOMAS MUST TEE OFF IN 4TH ROUND OF THE WASTE MANAGEMENT
PHOENIX OPEN on 2/5/17 AND COMPLETE 18 HOLES.
4TH ROUND MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
CLOSES AT 8:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10543 Justin THOMAS - 110 4TH ROUND SCORE
10544 Julian EDELMAN* (NE) - 21½ - 110 RECEIVING YARDS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
PHIL MICKELSON MUST TEE OFF IN 4TH ROUND OF THE WASTE MANAGEMENT
PHOENIX OPEN on 2/5/17 AND COMPLETE 18 HOLES.
4TH ROUND MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
CLOSES AT 8:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
10545 Phil MICKELSON - 110 4TH ROUND SCORE
10546 PATRIOTS RUSHING YARDS - 44½ - 110
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SOCCER & RUGBY & BOXING CROSS-SPORT PROPS
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY SOCCER MATCH - JAMAICA @ USA
JOZY ALTIDORE MUST START IN MATCH
PROP CLOSES AT 4:00 PM PST ON 2/3/17
MATCH MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
10547 Jozy ALTIDORE* (USA) GOALS +110
10548 Tom BRADY* (NE) PK - 130 INTERCEPTIONS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER MATCH - SWANSEA AT MANCHESTER CITY
PROP CLOSES AT 5:30 AM PST ON 2/5/17
MATCH MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
10549 SWANSEA + MAN CITY - 130 GOALS
10550 Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL) PK +110 RECEPTIONS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER MATCH - SWANSEA AT MANCHESTER CITY
PROP CLOSES AT 5:30 AM PST ON 2/5/17
MATCH MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
10551 MANCHESTER CITY GOALS - 130
10552 Tom BRADY* (NE) PK +110 TOUCHDOWN PASSES


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER MATCH - MANCHESTER UNITED AT LEICESTER CITY
PROP CLOSES AT 8:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
MATCH MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
10553 MAN UNITED + LEICESTER - 110 GOALS
10554 PATRIOTS + FALCONS PK - 110 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER MATCH - MANCHESTER UNITED AT LEICESTER CITY
PROP CLOSES AT 8:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
MATCH MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
10555 MAN UNITED + LEICESTER - 1 - 110 YELLOW CARDS
10556 Tom BRADY + Matt RYAN - 110 INTERCEPTIONS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER MATCH - MANCHESTER UNITED AT LEICESTER CITY
ZLATAN IBRAHIMOVIC MUST START IN MATCH
PROP CLOSES AT 8:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
MATCH MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
10557 Zlatan IBRAHIMOVIC* (MAN U) - 150 GOALS
10558 PATRIOTS + FALCONS - ½ +130 1ST QUARTER FIELD GOALS MADE


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
SPANISH LA LIGA SOCCER MATCH - ATHLETIC BILBAO AT BARCELONA
NEYMAR MUST START FOR ACTION - PROP CLOSES AT 7:15 AM PST ON 2/4/17
MATCH MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
10559 NEYMAR* (BARC) GOALS +120
10560 PATRIOTS 1ST HALF PK - 140 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
SPANISH LA LIGA SOCCER MATCH - ATHLETIC BILBAO AT BARCELONA
LIONEL MESSI MUST START FOR ACTION - PROP CLOSES AT 7:15 AM PST ON 2/4/17
MATCH MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
10561 Lionel MESSI* (BARC) GOALS +110
10562 PATRIOTS + FALCONS PK - 130 FUMBLES LOST


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
SPANISH LA LIGA SOCCER MATCH - REAL MADRID AT CELTA de VIGO
PROP CLOSES AT 11:45 AM PST ON 2/5/17
MATCH MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
10563 CELTA de VIGA + REAL MADRID - 110 GOALS
10564 Mohamed SANU* (ATL) - ½ - 110 RECEPTIONS


WHICH WILL BE GREATER:
SPANISH LA LIGA SOCCER MATCH - REAL MADRID AT CELTA de VIGO
CRISTIANO RONALDO MUST START - PROP CLOSES AT 11:45 AM PST ON 2/5/17
MATCH MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
10565 Cristiano RONALDO* (REAL MADRID) - 175 GOALS
10566 Tevon COLEMAN* (ATL) PK +155 TOUCHDOWNS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
RBS 6 NATIONS RUGBY UNION MATCH - WALES AT ITALY
PROP CLOSES AT 6:00 AM PST ON 2/5/17
MATCH MUST BE COMPLETED BY 2/6/17 FOR ACTION
IF NO FG - ALL BETS REFUNDED
10567 ITALY + WALES POINTS - 11½ - 110
10568 DISTANCE OF FIRST MADE - 110 FG OF SB LI


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE BOUT
ANTHONY JOSHUA vs WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO - AT LONDON, ENGLAND 4/29/18
BOTH FIGHTERS MUST START FIGHT - PROP CLOSES AT 3:30 PM PST 2/5/17
FIGHT MUST BE COMPLETED BY 4/29/17
10569 NUMBER OF COMPLETED ROUNDS - 110 OF A JOSHUA/W KLITSCHKO BOUT
10570 PATRIOTS + FALCONS - 4½ - 110 1ST QUARTER POINTS

 

[CNOTES]

PRO HOCKEY CROSS-SPORT PROPS
---------------------------------------------------------------------
WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
KINGS/CAPITALS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 9:05 AM PST
POINTS = GOALS + ASSISTS SHOOTOUT GOALS EXCLUDED
10571 Nicklas BACKSTROM* (WAS) +120 POINTS
10572 PATRIOTS + FALCONS PK - 140 FUMBLES LOST


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
KINGS/CAPITALS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 9:05 AM PST
10573 Alexander OVECHKIN* (WAS) - ½ - 160 SHOTS ON GOAL
10574 Matt RYAN* (ATL) +140 TD PASSES + INTERCEPTIONS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
KINGS/CAPITALS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 9:05 AM PST
POINTS = GOALS + ASSISTS SHOOTOUT GOALS EXCLUDED
10575 Dustin BROWN* (LA) +115 POINTS
10576 Tom BRADY* (NE) PK - 135 INTERCEPTIONS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
OILERS/CANADIENS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 10:05 AM PST
POINTS = GOALS + ASSISTS SHOOTOUT GOALS EXCLUDED
10577 Connor McDAVID* (EDM) - 110 POINTS
10578 Stephen GOSTKOWSKI* (NE) - ½ - 110 FIELD GOALS MADE


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
OILERS/CANADIENS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 10:05 AM PST
10579 Shea WEBER* (MON) EVEN SHOTS ON GOAL
10580 Tom BRADY* (NE) PK - 120 TOUCHDOWN PASSES


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
OILERS/CANADIENS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 10:05 AM PST
IN CASE OF SHOOTOUT, ONLY 1 GOAL ADDED TO THE WINNERS SCORE
10581 CANADIENS GOALS - 150
10582 Marcellus BENNETT* (NE) - ½ +130 RECEPTIONS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
FLAMES/RANGERS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 11:05 AM PST
IN CASE OF SHOOTOUT, ONLY 1 GOAL ADDED TO THE WINNERS SCORE
10583 RANGERS GOALS - 150
10584 PATRIOTS + FALCONS - ½ +130 FIELD GOALS MADE


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
FLAMES/RANGERS - 2/5/17 - CLOSES AT 11:05 AM PST
10585 FLAMES + RANGERS - 110 1ST PERIOD GOALS
10586 Matt BRYANT* (ATL) PK - 110 FIELD GOALS MADE


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS 2017-18 NHL REGULAR SEASON
MUST PLAY 82 REGULAR SEASON GAMES FOR ACTION
10587 VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS - 20½ - 110 2017-18 POINTS
10588 Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL) - 110 RUSHING YARDS


WHO WILL HAVE MORE?
VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS 2017-18 1ST NHL REGULAR SEASON GAME
IN CASE OF SHOOTOUT, ONLY 1 GOAL ADDED TO THE WINNERS SCORE
10589 VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS GOALS - ½ - 130 IN 1ST NHL REGULAR SEASON GAME
10590 TOTAL FIELD GOALS MADE +110 IN THE 1ST HALF OF SB LI


PLAYER TO SCORE FIRST TOUCHDOWN OF SB LI


13001 Dion LEWIS* (NE) 10/1
13002 Legarrette BLOUNT* (NE) 8/1
13003 Julian EDELMAN* (NE) 8/1
13004 Martellus BENNETT* (NE) 12/1
13005 Chris HOGAN* (NE) 8/1
13006 Malcolm MITCHELL* (NE) 18/1
13007 James WHITE* (NE) 15/1
13008 Danny AMENDOLA* (NE) 25/1
13009 Tom BRADY* (NE) 20/1
13010 Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL) 7/1
13011 Julio JONES* (ATL) 8/1
13012 Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL) 12/1
13013 Taylor GABRIEL* (ATL) 15/1
13014 Mohamed SANU* (ATL) 12/1
13015 Aldrick ROBINSON* (ATL) 30/1
13016 Levine TOILOLO* (ATL) 20/1
13017 Austin HOOPER* (ATL) 20/1
13018 Matt RYAN* (ATL) 20/1
13019 FIELD - ALL OTHERS 10/1
13020 NO TOUCHDOWN SCORED 500/1


*ALL BETS ARE ACTION DESPITE PLAYER NOT PLAYING*


PLAYER TO SCORE LAST TOUCHDOWN OF SB LI


10901 Dion LEWIS* (NE) 10/1
10902 Legarrette BLOUNT* (NE) 10/1
10903 Julian EDELMAN* (NE) 8/1
10904 Martellus BENNETT* (NE) 12/1
10905 Chris HOGAN* (NE) 8/1
10906 Malcolm MITCHELL* (NE) 12/1
10907 James WHITE* (NE) 15/1
10908 Danny AMENDOLA* (NE) 25/1
10909 Tom BRADY* (NE) 20/1
10910 Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL) 12/1
10911 Julio JONES* (ATL) 8/1
10912 Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL) 12/1
10913 Taylor GABRIEL* (ATL) 15/1
10914 Mohamed SANU* (ATL) 12/1
10915 Aldrick ROBINSON* (ATL) 30/1
10916 Levine TOILOLO* (ATL) 20/1
10917 Austin HOOPER* (ATL) 20/1
10918 Matt RYAN* (ATL) 20/1
10919 FIELD - ALL OTHERS 8/1
10920 NO TOUCHDOWN SCORED 500/1


*ALL BETS ARE ACTION DESPITE PLAYER NOT PLAYING*
PLAYER TO BE NAMED MVP SB LI


12001 Tom BRADY* (NE) 10/11
12002 Dion LEWIS* (NE) 25/1
12003 Julian EDELMAN* (NE) 18/1
12004 Legarrette BLOUNT* (NE) 12/1
12005 Martellus BENNETT* (NE) 50/1
12006 Chris HOGAN* (NE) 30/1
12007 Stephen GOSTKOWSKI* (NE) 100/1
12008 Malcolm BUTLER* (NE) 80/1
12009 Malcolm MITCHELL* (NE) 80/1
12010 Devin McCOURTY* (NE) 200/1
12011 James WHITE* (NE) 200/1
12012 Matt RYAN* (ATL) 8/5
12013 Julio JONES* (ATL) 12/1
12014 Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL) 25/1
12015 Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL) 30/1
12016 Taylor GABRIEL* (ATL) 80/1
12017 Mohamed SANU* (ATL) 80/1
12018 Matt BRYANT* (ATL) 100/1
12019 Aldrick ROBINSON* (ATL) 100/1
12020 Vic BEASLEY JR* (ATL) 100/1
12021 Levine TOILOLO* (ATL) 200/1
12022 Austin HOOPER* (ATL) 200/1
12023 Keanu NEAL* (ATL) 100/1
12024 FIELD - ALL OTHERS 30/1


PLAYER MUST PLAY FOR ACTION
TOTAL POINTS SCORED IN SB LI


14151 0-7 1000/1
14152 8-14 500/1
14153 15-20 100/1
14154 21-25 50/1
14155 26-30 30/1
14156 31-35 20/1
14157 36-40 10/1
14158 41-45 8/1
14159 46-50 6/1
14160 51-55 6/1
14161 56-60 11/2
14162 61-65 11/2
14163 66-70 6/1
14164 71-75 8/1
14165 76-80 10/1
14166 81-85 18/1
14167 86-90 18/1
14168 91 OR MORE 10/1


MARGIN OF VICTORY IN SB LI PATRIOTS WIN MARGIN (POINTS)

14171 1-4 9/2
14172 5-8 5/1
14173 9-12 8/1
14174 13-16 8/1
14175 17-20 10/1
14176 21-24 20/1
14177 25-28 30/1
14178 29-33 50/1
14179 34-38 60/1
14180 39 OR MORE 50/1


MARGIN OF VICTORY IN SB LI FALCONS WIN MARGIN (POINTS)14181 5/1 1 -4


14182 5-8 7/1
14183 9-12 10/1
14184 13-16 10/1
14185 17-20 15/1
14186 21-24 25/1
14187 25-28 40/1
14188 29-33 60/1
14189 34-38 80/1
14190 39 OR MORE 60/1


DOUBLE RESULT OF SB LI


14231 New England PATRIOTS & New England PATRIOTS 13/10
14232 New England PATRIOTS & Atlanta FALCONS 11/2
14233 Atlanta FALCONS & New England PATRIOTS 7/2
14234 Atlanta FALCONS & Atlanta FALCONS 11/5
14235 TIE & New England PATRIOTS 12/1
14236 TIE & Atlanta FALCONS 15/1


PICK THE FINAL SCORE FOR THE PATRIOTS IN SB LI


14041 0 500/1
14042 2 9999/1
14043 3 500/1
14044 4 9999/1
14045 5 2000/1
14046 6 300/1
14047 7 100/1
14048 8 1000/1
14049 9 500/1
14050 10 80/1
14051 11 1000/1
14052 12 150/1
14053 13 50/1
14054 14 40/1
14055 15 100/1
14056 16 50/1
14057 17 25/1
14058 18 50/1
14059 19 50/1
14060 20 18/1
14061 21 15/1
14062 22 50/1
14063 23 18/1
14064 24 15/1
14065 25 40/1
14066 26 30/1
14067 27 12/1
14068 28 12/1
14069 29 30/1
14070 30 25/1
14071 31 12/1
14072 32 25/1
14073 33 15/1
14074 34 12/1
14075 35 12/1
14076 36 30/1
14077 37 15/1
14078 38 15/1
14079 39 40/1
14080 40 40/1
14081 41 20/1
14082 42 20/1
14083 43 40/1
14084 44 25/1
14085 45 25/1
14086 46 50/1
14087 47 50/1
14088 48 50/1
14089 49 50/1
14090 50 + 40/1


PICK THE FINAL SCORE FOR THE FALCONS IN SB LI


14101 0 300/1
14102 2 5000/1
14103 3 300/1
14104 4 9999/1
14105 5 1000/1
14106 6 300/1
14107 7 100/1
14108 8 500/1
14109 9 300/1
14110 10 60/1
14111 11 500/1
14112 12 100/1
14113 13 40/1
14114 14 40/1
14115 15 80/1
14116 16 40/1
14117 17 20/1
14118 18 40/1
14119 19 40/1
14120 20 12/1
14121 21 12/1
14122 22 40/1
14123 23 15/1
14124 24 12/1
14125 25 30/1
14126 26 30/1
14127 27 12/1
14128 28 12/1
14129 29 30/1
14130 30 25/1
14131 31 12/1
14132 32 30/1
14133 33 15/1
14134 34 12/1
14135 35 15/1
14136 36 40/1
14137 37 25/1
14138 38 20/1
14139 39 50/1
14140 40 50/1
14141 41 25/1
14142 42 25/1
14143 43 80/1
14144 44 35/1
14145 45 35/1
14146 46 80/1
14147 47 40/1
14148 48 40/1
14149 49 40/1
14150 50 + 40/1


FIRST SCORING PLAY OF SB LI


14211 PATRIOTS FIELD GOAL 4/1
14212 PATRIOTS TOUCHDOWN PASS 3/1
14213 PATRIOTS TOUCHDOWN RUN 9/2
14214 PATRIOTS OTHER TOUCHDOWN** 25/1
14215 PATRIOTS SAFETY 40/1
14216 FALCONS FIELD GOAL 9/2
14217 FALCONS TOUCHDOWN PASS 13/4
14218 FALCONS TOUCHDOWN RUN 19/4
14219 FALCONS OTHER TOUCHDOWN** 30/1
14220 FALCONS SAFETY 40/1


** ALL TOUCHDOWNS NOT INCLUDING RUSHING & PASSING TOUCHDOWNS FROM
SCRIMMAGE

LAST SCORING PLAY OF SB LI
14221 PATRIOTS FIELD GOAL 4/1
14222 PATRIOTS TOUCHDOWN PASS 11/4
14223 PATRIOTS TOUCHDOWN RUN 5/1
14224 PATRIOTS OTHER TOUCHDOWN** 20/1
14225 PATRIOTS SAFETY 35/1
14226 FALCONS FIELD GOAL 5/1
14227 FALCONS TOUCHDOWN PASS 3/1
14228 FALCONS TOUCHDOWN RUN 6/1
14229 FALCONS OTHER TOUCHDOWN** 20/1
14230 FALCONS SAFETY 35/1


** ALL TOUCHDOWNS NOT INCLUDING RUSHING & PASSING TOUCHDOWNS FROM
SCRIMMAGE
SCORE FIRST & FINAL RESULT OF SB LI


14241 PATRIOTS SCORE FIRST & PATRIOTS WIN GAME 7/4
14242 PATRIOTS SCORE FIRST & PATRIOTS LOSE GAME 7/2
14243 FALCONS SCORE FIRST & FALCONS WIN GAME 2/1
14244 FALCONS SCORE FIRST & FALCONS LOSE GAME 4/1


TOTAL TOUCHDOWN PASSES BY: Tom BRADY* (NE) IN SB LI


14261 0 6/1
14262 1 4/1
14263 2 9/4
14264 3 2/1
14265 4 4/1
14266 5 8/1
14267 6 OR MORE 20/1


TOTAL GROSS PASSING YARDS BY: Tom BRADY* (NE) IN SB LI


14271 0 -100 50/1
14272 101 - 140 50/1
14273 141 - 180 35/1
14274 181 - 200 25/1
14275 201 - 220 20/1
14276 221 - 240 15/1
14277 241 - 260 8/1
14278 261 - 280 7/1
14279 281 -300 7/1
14280 301 - 320 7/1
14281 321 - 340 7/1
14282 341 - 360 8/1
14283 361 - 380 10/1
14284 381 - 400 12/1
14285 401 - 420 12/1
14286 421 - 440 15/1
14287 441 - 460 18/1
14288 461 - 480 20/1
14289 481 - 500 20/1
14290 501 OR MORE 18/1


TOTAL COMPLETIONS BY: Tom BRADY* (NE) IN SB LI


14301 0 500/1
14302 1 500/1
14303 2 500/1
14304 3 500/1
14305 4 500/1
14306 5 500/1
14307 6 500/1
14308 7 300/1
14309 8 300/1
14310 9 300/1
14311 10 300/1
14312 11 200/1
14313 12 200/1
14314 13 100/1
14315 14 100/1
14316 15 100/1
14317 16 60/1
14318 17 40/1
14319 18 35/1
14320 19 30/1
14321 20 25/1
14322 21 15/1
14323 22 12/1
14324 23 10/1
14325 24 8/1
14326 25 8/1
14327 26 8/1
14328 27 8/1
14329 28 10/1
14330 29 10/1
14331 30 12/1
14332 31 12/1
14333 32 12/1
14334 33 15/1
14335 34 20/1
14336 35 25/1
14337 36 40/1
14338 37 40/1
14339 38 60/1
14340 39 80/1
14341 40 80/1
14342 41 OR MORE 40/1


TOTAL RUSHING+ RECEIVING YARDS BY: Dion LEWIS* (NE) IN SB LI


14351 0 - 10 35/1
14352 11 - 20 12/1
14353 21 - 30 10/1
14354 31 - 40 6/1
14355 41 - 50 5/1
14356 51 - 60 5/1
14357 61 - 70 5/1
14358 71 - 80 6/1
14359 81 - 90 8/1
14360 91 - 100 10/1
14361 101 - 110 15/1
14362 111 - 120 20/1
14363 121 - 130 30/1
14364 131 - 140 30/1
14365 141 - 150 50/1
14366 151 - 160 60/1
14367 161 - 170 80/1
14368 171 - 185 80/1
14369 186 - 200 80/1
14370 201 OR MORE 60/1


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Julian EDELMAN* (NE) IN SB LI


14371 0 - 10 100/1
14372 11 - 20 60/1
14373 21 - 30 40/1
14374 31 - 40 25/1
14375 41 - 50 12/1
14376 51 - 60 8/1
14377 61 - 70 8/1
14378 71 - 80 7/1
14379 81 - 90 7/1
14380 91 - 100 6/1
14381 101 - 110 7/1
14382 111 - 120 7/1
14383 121 - 130 10/1
14384 131 - 140 12/1
14385 141 - 150 15/1
14386 151 - 160 20/1
14387 161 - 170 30/1
14388 171 - 185 25/1
14389 186 - 200 30/1
14390 201 OR MORE 30/1


TOTAL RUSHING YARDS BY: NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS IN SB LI


14401 0 - 20 80/1
14402 21 - 40 35/1
14403 41 - 60 18/1
14404 61 - 80 10/1
14405 81 - 90 8/1
14406 91 - 100 8/1
14407 101 - 110 8/1
14408 111 - 120 8/1
14409 121 - 130 8/1
14410 131 - 140 8/1
14411 141 - 150 10/1
14412 151 - 160 10/1
14413 161 - 170 12/1
14414 171 - 190 15/1
14415 191 - 210 15/1
14416 211 - 230 20/1
14417 231 - 250 20/1
14418 251 - 270 25/1
14419 271 - 300 25/1
14420 301 OR MORE 20/1


TOTAL COMPLETIONS BY: Matt RYAN* (ATL) IN SB LI


14451 0 500/1
14452 1 500/1
14453 2 500/1
14454 3 500/1
14455 4 500/1
14456 5 500/1
14457 6 500/1
14458 7 300/1
14459 8 300/1
14460 9 300/1
14461 10 300/1
14462 11 200/1
14463 12 200/1
14464 13 100/1
14465 14 150/1
14466 15 150/1
14467 16 100/1
14468 17 80/1
14469 18 50/1
14470 19 40/1
14471 20 30/1
14472 21 20/1
14473 22 15/1
14474 23 12/1
14475 24 10/1
14476 25 8/1
14477 26 8/1
14478 27 8/1
14479 28 8/1
14480 29 8/1
14481 30 10/1
14482 31 10/1
14483 32 12/1
14484 33 12/1
14485 34 18/1
14486 35 20/1
14487 36 30/1
14488 37 40/1
14489 38 60/1
14490 39 60/1
14491 40 60/1
14492 41 OR MORE 40/1


TOTAL RUSHING + RECEIVING YARDS BY: Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL) IN SB LI


14501 0 - 10 60/1
14502 11 - 20 30/1
14503 21 - 30 25/1
14504 31 - 40 12/1
14505 41 - 50 8/1
14506 51 - 60 7/1
14507 61 - 70 6/1
14508 71 - 80 6/1
14509 81 - 90 7/1
14510 91 - 100 7/1
14511 101 - 110 8/1
14512 111 - 120 10/1
14513 121 - 130 12/1
14514 131 - 140 20/1
14515 141 - 150 20/1
14516 151 - 160 25/1
14517 161 - 170 30/1
14518 171 - 185 50/1
14519 186 - 200 50/1
14520 201 OR MORE 50/1


TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS BY: Julio JONES* (ATL) IN SB LI


14521 0 - 10 100/1
14522 11 - 20 80/1
14523 21 - 30 40/1
14524 31 - 40 20/1
14525 41 - 50 18/1
14526 51 - 60 12/1
14527 61 - 70 10/1
14528 71 - 80 8/1
14529 81 - 90 8/1
14530 91 - 100 7/1
14531 101 - 110 7/1
14532 111 - 120 7/1
14533 121 - 130 10/1
14534 131 - 140 10/1
14535 141 - 150 12/1
14536 151 - 160 12/1
14537 161 - 170 18/1
14538 171 - 185 20/1
14539 186 - 200 20/1
14540 201 OR MORE 18/1


TOTAL RUSHING YARDS BY: ATLANTA FALCONS IN SB LI


14541 0 - 20 50/1
14542 21 - 40 20/1
14543 41 - 60 10/1
14544 61 - 80 8/1
14545 81 - 90 7/1
14546 91 - 100 6/1
14547 101 - 110 6/1
14548 111 - 120 6/1
14549 121 - 130 8/1
14550 131 - 140 8/1
14551 141 - 150 12/1
14552 151 - 160 15/1
14553 161 - 170 18/1
14554 171 - 190 20/1
14555 191 - 210 25/1
14556 211 - 230 25/1
14557 231 - 250 30/1
14558 251 - 270 40/1
14559 271 - 300 50/1
14560 301 OR MORE 50/1


TOTAL FIELD GOALS MADE IN SB LI
14201 0 12/1
14202 1 6/1
14203 2 11/4
14204 3 5/2
14205 4 3/1
14206 5 5/1
14207 6 12/1
14208 7 25/1
14209 8 OR MORE 25

 

[CNOTES]

PLAYER TO SCORE THE FIRST TOUCHDOWN FOR PATRIOTS
*ALL BETS ARE ACTION DESPITE PLAYER NOT PLAYING*


14001 Dion LEWIS* (NE) 11/2
14002 Legarrette BLOUNT* (NE) 9/2
14003 Julian EDELMAN* (NE) 9/2
14004 Martellus BENNETT* (NE) 7/1
14005 Chris HOGAN* (NE) 9/2
14006 Malcolm MITCHELL* (NE) 8/1
14007 James WHITE* (NE) 8/1
14008 Danny AMENDOLA* (NE) 15/1
14009 Tom BRADY* (NE) 12/1
14010 FIELD - ALL OTHERS 11/2
14011 NO TOUCHDOWN SCORED 100/1


PLAYER TO SCORE THE FIRST TOUCHDOWN FOR FALCONS
*ALL BETS ARE ACTION DESPITE PLAYER NOT PLAYING*


14021 Devonta FREEMAN* (ATL) 5/1
14022 Julio JONES* (ATL) 7/2
14023 Tevin COLEMAN* (ATL) 6/1
14024 Taylor GABRIEL* (ATL) 6/1
14025 Mohamed SANU* (ATL) 6/1
14026 Aldrick ROBINSON* (ATL) 15/1
14027 Levine TOILOLO* (ATL) 10/1
14028 Austin HOOPER* (ATL) 10/1
14029 Matt RYAN* (ATL) 10/1
14030 FIELD - ( Malik JACKSON ) 9/2
14031 NO TOUCHDOWN SCORED 60/1


HIGHEST SCORING QUARTER IN SB LI


14251 1ST QUARTER 7/2
14252 2ND QUARTER 9/5
14253 3RD QUARTER 18/5
14254 4TH QUARTER (EXCLUDES OVERTIME) 21/10

 

[CNOTES]

2017 Pro Bowl Notebook
January 29, 2017


The NFL Pro Bowl takes place on Sunday Jan. 29 at 8:00 p.m. ET in a nationally televised battle on ESPN.


The league moved the Pro Bowl from Hawaii to Orlando this season and it also changed up the format, going back to an original AFC vs. NFC matchup after three years of non-conference games chosen by former players.


The NFC is listed as a short four-point favorite over the AFC while the total is hovering between 80 ½ and 82 ½ points and a variety of betting shops.


Listed below are the expected rosters for both the NFC and AFC, plus recent history in the exhibition matchup.


NFC Roster


Offense


Quarterback: Dak Prescott*, Cowboys; Drew Brees, Saints; Kirk Cousins, Redskins


Running back: Ezekiel Elliott*, Cowboys; Jordan Howard, Bears; Devonta Freeman, Falcons


Wide receiver: Odell Beckham*, Giants; Mike Evans, Buccaneers; Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals; Dez Bryant, Cowboys


Tight end: Greg Olsen*, Panthers; Jimmy Graham, Seahawks


Tackle: Tyron Smith*, Cowboys; Trent Williams*, Redskins; David Bakhtiari, Packers


Guard: Zack Martin*, Cowboys; Trai Turner*, Panthers; Josh Sitton, Bears


Center: Travis Frederick*, Cowboys; Jason Kelce, Eagles


Fullback: Mike Tolbert*, Panthers


Defense


Defensive end: Everson Griffen*, Vikings; Cliff Avril*, Seahawks; Michael Bennett, Seahawks


Interior linemen: Gerald McCoy*, Buccaneers; Fletcher Cox*, Eagles; Linval Joseph, Vikings


Outside linebacker: K.J. Wright*, Seahawks; Thomas Davis*, Panthers; Anthony Barr, Vikings


Inside/middle linebacker: Bobby Wagner*, Seahawks; Sean Lee, Cowboys


Cornerback: Janoris Jenkins*, Giants; Patrick Peterson*, Cardinals; Richard Sherman,
Seahawks; Xavier Rhodes, Vikings


Free safety: Harrison Smith*, Vikings; Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Packers


Strong safety: Landon Collins*, Giants


Special Teams


Punter: Johnny Hekker*, Rams


Kicker: Matt Prater*, Lions


Long snapper: Jake McQuaide*, Rams


Return specialist: Cordarrelle Patterson*, Vikings


Special teamer: Dwayne Harris*, Giants


*Starter


AFC Roster


Offense


Quarterback: Alex Smith*, Chiefs; Andy Dalton, Bengals; Philip Rivers, Chargers


Running back: DeMarco Murray*, Titans; Jay Ajayi, Dolphins; Melvin Gordon, Chargers


Wide receiver: Jarvis Landry*, Dolphins; T.Y. Hilton*, Colts; Demaryius Thomas,


Broncos; Emmanuel Sanders, Broncos


Tight end: Travis Kelce*, Chiefs; Delanie Walker, Titans


Tackle: Joe Thomas*, Browns; Taylor Lewan*, Titans; Andrew Whitworth, Bengals


Guard: Kelechi Osemele*, Raiders; David DeCastro*, Steelers; Richie Incognito, Bills


Center: Rodney Hudson*, Raiders; Jeremy Zuttah, Ravens


Fullback: Kyle Juszcyzyk*, Ravens


Defense


Defense end: Khalil Mack*, Raiders; Cameron Wake*, Dolphins; Jadeveon Clowney, Texans


Interior linemen: Geno Atkins*, Bengals; Ndamukong Suh*, Dolphins; Jurrell Casey, Titans


Outside linebacker: Von Miller*, Broncos; Lorenzo Alexander*, Bills; Brian Orakpo, Titans


Inside/middle linebacker: Ryan Shazier*, Steelers; Zach Brown, Bills


Cornerback: Aqib Talib*, Broncos; Casey Hayward*, Chargers; Chris Harris, Broncos;
Stephon Gilmore, Buffalo


Free safety: Reggie Nelson*, Raiders; Eric Weddle, Ravens
Strong safety: Darian Stewart*, Broncos




Special Teams


Punter: Dustin Colquitt*, Chiefs
Kicker: Justin Tucker*, Ravens
Long snapper: Morgan Cox*, Ravens
Return specialist: Tyreek Hill*, Chiefs
Special teamer: D.J. Alexander*, Chiefs


*Starter


Pro Bowl Results (1971-2016)


2016 - Team Irvin 49, Team Rice 27 (Over 75)
2015 - Team Irvin 32, Team Carter 28 (Under 68.5)
2014 - Team Rice 22, Team Sanders 21 (Under 90.5)
2013 - NFC 62, AFC 35 (Over 79.5)
2012 - AFC 59, NFC 41 (Over 75)
2011 - NFC 55, AFC 41
2010 - AFC 41, NFC 34
2009 - NFC 30, AFC 21
2008 - NFC 42, AFC 30
2007 - AFC 31, AFC 28
2006 - NFC 23, AFC 17
2005 - AFC 38, NFC 27
2004 - NFC 55, AFC 52
2003 - AFC 45, NFC 20
2002 - AFC 38, NFC 30
2001 - AFC 38, NFC 17
2000 - NFC 51, AFC 31
1999 - AFC 23, NFC 10
1998 - AFC 29, NFC 24
1997 - AFC 26, NFC 23, OT
1996 - NFC 20, AFC 13
1995 - AFC 41, NFC 13
1994 - NFC 17, AFC 3
1993 - AFC 23, NFC 20, OT
1992 - NFC 21, AFC 15
1991 - AFC 23, NFC 21
1990 - NFC 27, AFC 21
1989 - NFC 34, AFC 3
1988 - AFC 15, NFC 6
1987 - AFC 10, NFC 6
1986 - NFC 28, AFC 24
1985 - AFC 22, NFC 14
1984 - NFC 45, AFC 3
1983 - NFC 20, AFC 19
1982 - AFC 16, NFC 13
1981 - NFC 21, AFC 7
1980 - NFC 37, AFC 27
1979 - NFC 13, AFC 7
1978 - NFC 14, AFC 13
1977 - AFC 24, NFC 14
1976 - NFC 23, AFC 20
1975 - NFC 17, AFC 10
1974 - AFC 15, NFC 13
1973 - AFC 33, NFC 28
1972 - AFC 26, NFC 13
1971 - NFC 27, AFC 6

 

[CNOTES]

Recap of Super Bowl LI betting action for week one, look ahead to week two


"There’s been two times as many bets on the Patriots and about 1.7, 1.8 times more money on New England.”


It’s been an interesting first week of wagering in the two-week run-up to Super Bowl 51, but with almost no exceptions, there’s been no change in the pointspread. We recap the past week of action on the big game, with insights from Johnny Avello, executive director of race and sports at Wynn Las Vegas on the Strip; Jason Simbal, vice president of risk management for CG Technology in Las Vegas; Scott Cooley, odds consultant for offshore sportsbook Bookmaker.eu; and Chris Andrews, sportsbook director at the South Point in Las Vegas.


New England Patriots vs. Atlanta Falcons – Open: +3 (-110); Move: +3 (even money); Move: +3 (-105); Move: +3 (-110)


New England is on a two-month tear, having not lost a game since a mid-November 31-24 home setback to Seattle as a 7.5-point favorite. The Patriots (16-2 SU, 15-3 ATS) have since ripped off nine consecutive victories, going 8-1 ATS in that stretch. That includes last week’s 36-17 win over Pittsburgh as a 5.5-point home fave in the AFC Championship Game.


Atlanta isn’t quite that hot, but has been no slouch of late either. The Falcons (13-5 SU, 12-6 ATS) are on a six-game win streak (5-1 ATS), pounding Green Bay 44-21 last week as a 6.5-point home chalk in the NFC Championship Game.


Avello’s opening line was right on target with his previous projections: Patriots -3.


“I opened this game 3, and that has been the AFC vs. the NFC for four months,” Avello said Monday, alluding to the fact that bettors could have gotten that number long ago on the conference vs. conference option on the betting board. “That line is always projected on the two best teams that’ll get there from each conference. And that’s exactly what happened. Now, my power ratings have the Patriots a bit higher, but I just felt there would be probably some Atlanta money that would come in late. That’s what I’m thinking of, late, because the early money so far has shown on the Patriots.”


Indeed, by Tuesday, Avello had to adjust the price on New England from -110 to -120, though by Wednesday evening, it had climbed back down to the standard -110, where it remains today. Avello indicated the bulk of the action was public money.


At CG sportsbooks, including at The Cosmopolitan, M and the Venetian, the line also opened -3, but on Wednesday the Patriots’ price bumped up a tick to -115.


“We’ve seen a lot more Patriot action come in early on here, throughout this first week,” Simbal said Thursday morning. “In fact, there’s been two times as many bets on the Patriots and about 1.7, 1.8 times more money on New England.”


That was primarily public money, as well, with no six-figure bets or even anything approaching such a sizable wager. Moneyline betting had also taken an interesting turn in the first few days of wagering at CG shops.


“Generally, as we get closer to the game, the bettors will kind of (bet) on the moneyline on the ‘dog, trying to get that extra money. But what we’ve seen early on is people taking New England moneyline actually,” Simbal said. “So it’s kind of been interesting there, but we do expect some of that ‘dog moneyline action to come in next week.”


Some of that seems to have arrived over the past three days. Late Thursday and through Friday, the price on both ATS and moneyline wagers moved at CG on the strength of Falcons cash. Atlanta +3 went from -105 to -120 – taking New England to even money at -3 – and the Falcons’ moneyline price, once as high as +145, dipped to +120.


And on Sunday morning, Matthew Holt – the COO of CG Analytics, tweeted out: “Two massive six figure bets on Falcons (at +3) have evened up the betting handle right now at CG after almost all Patriots money early on.”


Bookmaker.eu was also seeing some interesting swings from midweek through Sunday.


Said Cooley on Thursday night: “The Patriots’ steam is picking up a bit. We've moved the -3 to -115 this evening, and the moneyline is at its highest point of -162. We are wary of moving off the key number because of the expectance of Falcons money, which we've seen during the last two weeks.


“The wiseguys could be waiting on that hook (+3.5), and with our limits at $50,000 already, to be raised to $100,000 soon, we don't want to get lopsided on sharp money.”


Then, much like at CG and other shops, Falcons money began hitting. Although Bookmaker.eu has stuck on that key number of 3, Atlanta’s price crept up to -120 before going back a notch to -115, while New England is now -105.


The total has provided one of the more intriguing developments of Week 1 wagering, opening at Super Bowl record highs for sportsbooks in Nevada and offshore. CG opened at 58.5 and quickly went to 59.


“This was an interesting one, because this was the thing that they bet right away,” Simbal said. “When we put up the line, they actually were faster to bet the over than either of the sides. We were at 60 at one point. That’s back down to 59 now. Kind of what we’re seeing is at 59, we’re getting some decent two-way action, 58.5 they’re betting over, 59.5 they’re betting under.


“I think 59 is the number. You might end up seeing a 60 as we get to kickoff, because the public figures to bet the over.”


Proposition bets are annually what really bolsters Super Bowl handle, and by Friday afternoon, sportsbooks all around Vegas had their hefty prop sheets out and on the betting board. At South Point, just south of the Strip, Andrews was seeing brisk prop business by Saturday afternoon.


“There’s a lot of prop action,” he said, noting his place is offering approximately 300 of the alternative wagers. “We filled out most of the menu Friday. We’re pretty well set probably until next weekend, and then we’ll get some of those cross-sport props up. We did a lot of money the first full day.”


With the huge tourist crowd prepping to converge on Vegas, there’s no doubt Andrews and his peers around town are going to do a lot more money this week.

 

[CNOTES]

Five simple rules for dipping your toes in Super Bowl betting


The Julio Jones effect for Super Bowl LI: Mohamed Sanu and Taylor Gabriel will benefit from facing single coverage.


Occam’s razor is a philosophical principle that, in layman’s terms, essentially states that the simplest answer is generally the better answer.


With a full two weeks separating Conference Championship weekend from Super Bowl Sunday, it’s easy to suffer from paralysis by over-analysis in regards to the myriad wagering opportunities the sports books present for this most holy of gambling holidays. Think about it: We aren’t even a full five days removed from the AFC and NFC Championship games and yet, the opening point spread of New England -3 over Atlanta for Super Bowl LI has already been dissected and discussed ad nauseam. And that’s before either team has even touched down in Houston to begin their preparations.


So the purpose of this week’s NFL column is really quite simple: Take a deep breath, exercise patience and commence the process of dipping our toes into the water. What follows are my initial thoughts as to some integral angles worth pursing in a more in-depth fashion next week once we commence rolling out the absolute best Super Bowl LI gambling coverage available anywhere on the planet.


1. Experience: The Patriots enter Super Bowl LI with a roster that includes 21 players with prior Super Bowl experience, an architect in Bill Belichick who will be coaching his 36th playoff game and a quarterback in Tom Brady who will be starting his 34th postseason contest. Conversely, the Falcons boast a roster with just four players who have prior Super Bowl experience, a head coach in Dan Quinn who is in just his second season on the job and a quarterback in Matt Ryan who is 3-4 lifetime in the postseason. New England knows how to handle the demands that come from friends, family, the media, etc. in the build-up to a Super Bowl appearance. Atlanta does not. Edge: New England.


2. Julio Jones: The six-year veteran wideout ranked second in the NFL this season in receiving yards (1,409) and has been En fuego during the playoffs with 15 receptions for 247 yards and three scores through just eight quarters of action. But if there’s one thing we know about Bill Belichick, it’s that he’s a master at taking away an opponent’s top offensive weapon. In this case, that likely means playing man-to-man coverage on Jones with either cornerback Logan Ryan or Eric Rowe while simultaneously rolling a safety over the top to double-team the explosive Atlanta wide receiver. Whether or not Jones can fight through the double teams on Super Bowl Sunday is irrelevant. Instead, focus on the fact that Atlanta wide receivers Mohamed Sanu and Taylor Gabriel will benefit from facing single coverage for the better part of professional football’s ultimate game. And you know what that means, right? Yep, we’re most likely going to bet the OVERS on all receptions and receiving yards props involving both Sanu and Taylor.


3. Unstoppable force vs. Immovable object: February 5 will mark the eighth time in Super Bowl history in which the NFL’s No. 1 scoring offense (Atlanta) goes head-to-head with the league’s No. 1 scoring defense (New England). In the previous seven title game encounters between the top offense and the top defense, the top defense has posted a record of 6-1 both straight-up and against-the-spread. Take a look:


2014: Seattle 43, Denver (-2.5) 8
1991: New York Giants 20, Buffalo (-7) 19
1990: San Francisco (-12) 55, Denver 10
1985: San Francisco (-3.5) 38, Miami 16
1979: Pittsburgh (-3.5) 35, Dallas 31
1970: Kansas City 23, Minnesota (-12) 7
1967: Green Bay (-14) 35, Kansas City 10


4. Points, points and more points: Super Bowl LI currently features a total of 58.5 points which, if it holds, would be the highest over/under in Super Bowl history. From a historical perspective, the OVER has cashed in four of the last six Super Bowls. In addition, the OVER is 4-1 in the five previous Super Bowls that have featured a matchup between the No. 1 scoring offense and No. 1 scoring defense (no total was offered for Super Bowl I). From a team perspective, the UNDER went 10-8 in New England games this year while the OVER went 15-2-1 in Atlanta contests this season. If you’re looking to make a contrarian play on the UNDER, you can go ahead and wait until Super Bowl Sunday, as the betting public will no doubt drive the current total higher prior to kickoff.


5. The road less traveled: There’s no such thing as a “home team” when it comes to playing at a neutral site. There is, however, such a thing as a “road team” when it comes to playing at a neutral site, as each franchise will find itself in an unfamiliar city sleeping in unfamiliar beds while playing in an unfamiliar stadium. So don’t waste any of your precious time over the next week studying home trends. Instead, focus on how both New England and Atlanta performed away from their home confines this season. In regards to the Patriots, New England went 8-0 SU and 7-1 ATS on the road in 2016 while winning by an average of 12.6 points per game. As for Atlanta, the Falcons went 6-2 SU and 7-1 ATS while outscoring the opposition by an average of 9.5 points per contest. The edge here may lie with the Patriots, but both of these organizations performed well above the norm when on the road in 2016.

 

[CNOTES]

Six mistakes Super Bowl bettors make


The bigger the game the bigger the action - and unfortunately, the bigger the bloopers. Whether you're a seasoned sports bettor or wagering for the first time, the Super Bowl has a unique set of pitfalls to look out for. Jason Logan points out these mistakes before it's too late.


Betting the Big Game?


Of course you are. It’s the Super Bowl. What a stupid question.


But massive matchups like the Super Bowl breed stupidity, especially when it comes to sports bettors. It doesn’t matter if you’re a first-time gambler or a seasoned sharp: the Super Bowl can make even the most disciplined bettor lose their god damn mind.


There’s a little less than two weeks before the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots showdown in Houston on February 5. That’s more than enough time to completely tank your Super Bowl bets. It’s also plenty of time to heed these warnings.


Here are six mistakes Super Bowl bettors can make:


You bet too early/too late


If you’ve been paying attention to the early line moves for Super Bowl LI, you’ve seen the Patriots go off at anything from -2.5 to -4, after kicking the snot out of the Pittsburgh in the AFC title game.


If you’re a Pats backer and you didn’t get down on that small spread (which was offered before the AFC Championship was even over), you may have missed your chance. Maybe you jumped the gun and took Atlanta +2.5 and watched free points pass you by.


First off, let those odds go, ‘cause man they’re gone. Second, breathe. Third, realize that there are two weeks of wagering to be had on this game and that 97 percent of the money doesn’t come in until the 48 hours before game time. That means movement is coming. Fourth, get an opinion and plan of attack. Know what you realistically want for a line and how much you want to pay for it.


Patriots fans, you may want to grab the -3 on your beloved team now. Books took early money on Belichick's boys and New England is the most public team in all of football - maybe in all of sports betting - so it may not get any better than giving a clean field goal. Falcons backers, you may want to wait out that movement and see if you can get a half-point hook on that line or maybe even Atlanta +4 before showtime.


In the past two Super Bowls, there has been some very aggressive line movement. So hold tight, you might get what you want. That said, don’t let a solid number pass you by.


Waiting out a line move (I think that's a Bob Seger song...) that may never come could have you scrambling on Super Sunday and playing an over-juiced number or grabbing a spread you’re not crazy about.


Prop contradictions


The best plan of attack for wagering on Super Bowl props is to start with the spread and total, and then work backwards. Figure out how the game will play out. If you have Atlanta to cover, then who and what will get it there.


If you like the Under, make sure your prop plays coincide with those wagers. That means taking the Under in passing props, leaning toward the Over in rushing props and having a few more “No” than “Yes” bets.


The worst thing you can do is have props that go against each other in the Super Bowl.


If you think Matt Ryan continues the hot hand and lights the Patriots up for massive gains, then don’t load up on the Over in the Falcons' rushing yard props.


Believe New England will slow the pace and eat up time of possession with a run-heavy playbook? You may want to shy away from Julian Edleman's Over on total receptions prop and instead think Over for how many carries LeGarrette Blount and Dion Lewis will have.


Didn’t pay attention to prices


One of the worst rookie mistakes a new bettor can muff is not paying attention to the juice attached to each wager. And especially come Super Bowl time, when you’re not just limited to a side and total, bettors can easily overpay for props and alternative wagers.


Certain props can hold a hefty price tag, either set that way to draw action or adjusted after the betting market has had its say. Professional handicappers are always wary of high-priced moneyline favorites, setting a limit to just how much they’ll put down. Some pros won’t pay more than -150 for a bet and it may be a rule you integrate into your Super Bowl capping.


On top of some extremely juiced prop prices, books limit the amount you can wager on these alternative bets. So, throwing down $20 on a -170 prop bet is only going to net you like $12 in profit. And playing vig-heavy props can turn a winning record into a loss. Nothing stings like going 5-3 on your bets and still ending up in the red.


Halftime lines/chasing


In a game as big as the Super Bowl, bettors can panic if things aren’t going according to plan by the time they start setting up the halftime show stage. That can often lead to people chasing their first-half prop losses and going against what they so intensely handicapped for the past two weeks.


Halftime lines hold value, as do in-game live betting odds, if you have a strong opinion. Many times, when a game didn’t play to the oddsmakers’ expectations in the first two quarters – high total had low-scoring first half or favorite underperformed – things will correct themselves in the second half.


But, when faced with the shame of a Super Bowl loss, some bettors will go against their existing bets just to have some black ink on the board. If they took the Over, and the halftime score is 10-7, they pull the trigger on the second-half Under. If they laid the favorite, and the chalk is getting beat up through two frames, then side with the underdog.


As mentioned, these abnormalities often even out and bettors can quickly wipe out a winning bet – that was perfectly handicapped – with a horrific halftime wager or live bet placed in sheer panic.


Too much media


Trust your instincts when it comes to the Super Bowl line. If you’ve watched the NFL intensely each week since the preseason and haven’t missed a minute of playoff action, you already have a firm grip on the two Super Bowl teams and how things should shake down.


If your knee-jerk reaction was “Atlanta +3 is easy money”, then it probably is. But for the next two weeks, the media is going to break down this game and put it back together 100 times. You will second guess your wager probably just as much.


Like a promoter hyping up a title fight, the Super Bowl will be sold as the matchup of all matchups. Both sides will present excellent reasons why they’ll win. The public consensus will flip flop like fish. Sharps will be on the Patriots one day and the Falcons the next. Stat heads will throw trends and numbers at you that go all the way to the invention of the forward pass.


And in the end, what was supposed to be a tightly-contested game with a field-goal spread is a 22-0 wash at halftime. So much for all the media hype.


Stick to your guns. First instincts are usually the right ones. Don’t over-soak your brain in two weeks’ worth of media mush. Pick and choose who you listen to, or get your bets down and tune out the Big Game buzz until kickoff like avoiding Game of Thrones spoilers. I'm only on Season 2, damn it!


You sucked all the fun out of it


If you’re a fan of the Patriots or Falcons – you’ve earned the right to be a little uptight for this game. I would be if my team was playing in the Super Bowl. But for the rest of us losers, who are left to just bet on the Big Game, don’t ruin what is the final football game that matters until Week 1.


Some guys think “Big Game” equals big bets. If you’ve been stashing your nickels away for a big-ass betting bonanza on Super Bowl Sunday, then have at it – but only if it’s within your means. Nothing takes the fun out of watching the Super Bowl like wondering how you’ll pay the rent after a disastrous interception in the end zone.


And if you’re watching the game with friends or even in a sports bar around strangers, keep your rage in check. There’s no need to start dropping f-bombs and getting your Tom Brady Underoos in a bunch because you didn’t nail that coin flip bet.


Sports betting is entertainment. And there’s no bigger show than the Super Bowl. Enjoy the game, win or lose.

 

[CNOTES]

NFL
Long Sheet


Super Bowl


Sunday, February 5


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NEW ENGLAND (16 - 2) vs. ATLANTA (13 - 5) - 2/5/2017, 6:30 PM
Top Trends for this game.
NEW ENGLAND is 15-3 ATS (+11.7 Units) in all games this season.
NEW ENGLAND is 15-3 ATS (+11.7 Units) in all lined games this season.
NEW ENGLAND is 14-3 ATS (+10.7 Units) as a favorite this season.
NEW ENGLAND is 34-19 ATS (+13.1 Units) in all games where the total is greater than or equal to 49.5 since 1992.
NEW ENGLAND is 10-2 ATS (+7.8 Units) after 2 or more consecutive wins this season.
NEW ENGLAND is 7-1 ATS (+5.9 Units) when playing against a team with a winning record this season.
NEW ENGLAND is 81-53 ATS (+22.7 Units) when playing against a team with a winning record in the second half of the season since 1992.


Head-to-Head Series History
There were no past matchups in this series during this time period.


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NFL
Short Sheet


Super Bowl


New England at Atlanta, 6:30 PM ET
New England: 12-3 ATS after scoring 35 points or more last game
New England: 8-1 OVER after 2 straight wins by 10 or more points
Atlanta: 10-28 ATS after gaining 375 or more total yards in 2 consecutive games
Atlanta: 9-0 OVER in all games where the total is greater than or equal to 49.5








NFL


Super Bowl


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Trend Report
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6:30 PM
NEW ENGLAND vs. ATLANTA
New England is 4-1 SU in its last 5 games when playing Atlanta
The total has gone OVER in 4 of New England's last 6 games when playing Atlanta
Atlanta is 2-4 ATS in its last 6 games when playing at home against New England
Atlanta is 1-4 ATS in its last 5 games when playing New England




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NFL
Dunkel


Super Bowl


New England @ Atlanta


Game 101-102
February 5, 2017 @ 6:30 pm


Dunkel Rating:
New England
146.607
Atlanta
147.392
Dunkel Team:
Dunkel Line:
Dunkel Total:
New England
by 1
61
Vegas Team:
Vegas Line:
Vegas Total:
New England
by 3
58 1/2
Dunkel Pick:
Atlanta
(+3); Over








NFL
Armadillo's Write-Up


Super Bowl


Falcons vs Patriots (-3, 58.5)— Here are my thoughts on the Super Bowl:
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Scores of the six Super Bowls with Brady/Belichick in them:


SB36— NE 20, Rams 17
SB38— NE 27, Carolina 24
SB39— NE 24, Philadelphia 21
SB42— Giants 17, NE 14
SB46— Giants 21, NE 17
SB49— NE 28, Seattle 24


- Notice a pattern? All decided by 4 or less points.


— Since 2010, NFL head coaches are 3-22 in their first game against Belichick. This will be Dan Quinn’s first game as a head coach against Belichick.


— Patriots are 4-0 vs Falcons in the Brady era; three of those four games were in Atlanta.


— New England is 13-1 in games Brady played this year; they lost 31-24 at home to Seattle on November 13. Patriots covered their last seven games.


— Falcons won their last six games (5-1 vs spread), scoring 39 pts/game- they’re 5-1 SU as an underdog this year, with only loss at Philly, the same day the Patriots lost to Seattle.


— Over is 15-2-1 in Atlanta games this season, 11-0 in domed stadiums; over is 7-7 in games Brady played in this year- last three Patriot games went over.


— I’m not fond of QB’s playing in their first Super Bowl; you read articles about how the whole experience can be overwhelming for a first-timer.


— Prediction: New England, 31-27. Hope I’m wrong.

 

[CNOTES]

NFL's biggest betting mismatches: Super Bowl edition


Malcolm Butler will be giving up four inches and 30 pounds to Julio Jones, making this one of the few mismatches the Falcons have at their disposal.


Here are the biggest betting mismatches for Super Bowl LI:


Atlanta Falcons vs. New England Patriots (-3, 58.5)


The final game of the NFL season has arrived, as the Falcons and Patriots do battle to determine who will be crowned champion. As you can well imagine, Sunday's showdown features two teams that are rather evenly-matched - but that doesn't mean there aren't weaknesses on both sides that the opponent will look to exploit.
Here are four of the more pronounced mismatches you'll find heading into Super Bowl LI in Houston:


Patriots' red-zone scoring vs. Falcons' downfield defensive doldrums


New England did just about anything it wanted on offense, scoring the most points in the AFC despite being without star quarterback Tom Brady for the first four games of the regular season. Between Brady's sensational performance, a stout running game led by LeGarrette Blount and solid performances from the entire receiving corps, opposing teams had little shot at stopping the Patriots, especially in the red zone. And that just happens to be where the Falcons' defense struggles most.


Coming into the final weekend of the season, New England ranks ninth in the NFL in percentage of red-zone visits converted into touchdowns at 63.8 percent. That rate is even higher over the Pats' last three games (69.2 percent). New England was almost equally proficient at home (64.1 percent) compared to the road (63.3 percent), but actually came in slightly lower than their 2015 red-zone TD rate (65.2 percent), which ranked fourth in the NFL.


For as prolific as the Atlanta offense has been, the Falcons have been positively dismal when it comes to slowing down opposing teams inside the 20-yard line. Atlanta has posted the worst opponent red-zone touchdown rate in the league at 72.1 percent, and has been only slightly better over its previous three games (66.7 percent). With rates above 70 percent both at home and on the road, Atlanta has been consistently underwhelming - and it could cost the Falcons the Super Bowl.


Patriots' yards after the catch vs. Falcons' YAC struggles


How did Brady rack up more than 3,500 passing yards in just 12 games? The future Hall of Famer still has a great arm, but he also had plenty of help this season, and two guys in particular were pivotal to helping Brady reach the 3,500-yard plateau for the 14th time in his illustrious career. Yards gained after the catch helped New England roll past its opponents - and while Atlanta can certainly keep pace on offense, its defense had a rough season in the YAC department.


The Patriots posted an average YAC of 6.34 yards per reception; coincidentally, only the Falcons have a higher YAC on the season (6.37). New England had a pair of players finish in the top eight in total YAC, with running back James White compiling 540 of his 551 total receiving yards after the catch - good for sixth in the league. Wide receiver Julian Edelman wasn't far behind, finishing with 505 yards after the catch - nearly half of his 1,106-yard tally for the season.


White and Edelman will look to add to their lofty totals Sunday against a Falcons unit that was torched all season. Atlanta allowed the most yards after the catch in the league (2,126), their 132.9 YAC allowed per game slightly higher than that of the runner-up Indianapolis Colts (132.3). And if that wasn't alarming enough, the Patriots were the league's best in YAC allowed, limiting opponents to just 1,463 yards after the catch - an average of just 91.4 per contest.


Julio Jones vs. Malcolm Butler and the Pats' secondary


While the majority of the focus in this post has been on how the teams match up against one another on the whole, there's one pairing that could cause the Patriots fits on Sunday. Atlanta not only has superstars at quarterback and running back in Matt Ryan and Devonta Freeman, it also employs one of the league's most electrifying receivers in Julio Jones - and if Pro Football Focus's evaluation is any indication, the Patriots will have their hands full with him.


Statistically, Jones had what could be considered an okay season by his lofty standards; he finished second in the NFL in receiving yards with 1,409, but scored just six touchdowns. But PFF held him in much higher regard, giving him the highest rating of any player at his position (95.4). His 94.6 receiving grade was nearly 2 1/2 points higher than runner-up Mike Evans of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and almost 6 1/2 points above Pittsburgh Steelers star Antonio Brown.


The Patriots were able to negate Brown in the AFC Championship, limiting him to seven catches for 77 yards. That includes just two catches on four targets when Brown was covered by Malcolm Butler, who will likely draw the bulk of the action against Jones. But while Butler has plenty of PFF love on his side (89.8 rating, sixth at his position), he'll be giving up four inches and 30 pounds to Jones, making this one of the few mismatches the Falcons have at their disposal.


Matt Ryan's improving pocket vs. Patriots' passive pass rush


Ryan is an MVP candidate this season after posting career bests in passing yards (4,944) and touchdowns (38) while throwing a career-low seven interceptions - and it could have been even better than that had the Falcons' offensive line done a slightly better job of keeping him upright. But Ryan and the Falcons have had no such problems recently, and should enjoy another solid showing against a Patriots pass rush that has underwhelmed of late.


Ryan has been sacked on 6.13 percent of his dropbacks so far this season, the 23rd-best rate in the NFL; of the nine teams behind Atlanta on the list, only Miami and Seattle made the playoffs. But things have improved dramatically over the past three games, with the Falcons allowing sacks on just 3.48 percent of plays over that span. That includes a zero-sack performance in their NFC Championship victory over the Green Bay Packers.


New England's pass rush is trending in the opposite direction heading into Super Bowl LI. The Patriots, coincidentally, rank 23rd in the NFL in sack percentage at 5.14, but have recorded sacks on just 2.42 percent of opponent plays over their past three games. They didn't have a single sack in the AFC Championship, one year after positing the fifth-highest sack rate in football (7.25 percent). If Ryan can stay on his feet, the Falcons have a puncher's chance at taking home the Lombardi Trophy.

 

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Super Bowl LI betting preview: Patriots vs Falcons
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The Patriots are one of the best bets ever at 15-3 ATS, but the Falcons are no slouch either at 12-6 ATS. New England is currently 3-point chalk with Super Bowl LI on the line.


New England Patriots at Atlanta Falcons (+3, 58.5)


The storyline for Super Bowl LI between the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots could not be more simple or intriguing - the NFL's No. 1 offense squaring off against the league's stingiest defense. Yet when quarterback Matt Ryan and Atlanta's high-voltage offense take the field on Sunday night at Houston's NRG Stadium, solving New England's defense hardly is their only challenge. There also is a wall of history on the opposing sideline in the persons of Tom Brady and Bill Belichick, widely considered among the best quarterbacks and coaches of all-time.


Ryan is expected to be named the NFL's Most Valuable Player following a brilliant season in which the Falcons averaged 33.8 points, but the Patriots are making a record ninth appearance in the Super Bowl - including seven since 2001 behind the Belichick-Brady tandem. "I don't think there's much Bill and his staff hasn't seen before," Atlanta offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan, poised to become the next coach of the San Francisco 49ers, told reporters. "They've seen a lot of football and they do it as good as anyone." Brady is making his seventh appearance on the league's grandest stage, earning three Super Bowl MVP awards and leading New England to four championships along the way. The Patriots yielded a league-low 15.6 points per game, setting up the sixth matchup since the NFL merger in which the top-scoring offense opposes the team that permitted the fewest points (the defense has prevailed in four of the first five meetings).


TV: 6:30 p.m. ET, FOX.


LINE HISTORY: The Patriots opened as 3-point favorites immediately following the Conference Championship games two weeks ago and the spread has yet to move off that key opening number. The total hit the betting board at 58 and has crept up slightly to 58.5.


WEATHER REPORT: NRG Stadium in Houston is a retractable domed stadium. There have been reports that the league has requested for the roof to be open if weather allows (most likely due to Lady Gaga's halftime performance which could take place partially high above field level). If the roof is, in fact, open for the game the forecast is calling for overcast skies with temperatures in the mid-70's for game time.


WHAT SHARPS SAY: "The biggest x-factor from a handicapping standpoint in this game is the difference in experience between the two teams and how much of a role that will play in the outcome. New England quarterback Tom Brady and head coach Bill Belichick are the most experienced duo in Super Bowl history, while Atlanta is one of the most inexperienced teams in Super Bowl history. However, first-year head coach Dan Quinn was in the Super Bowl two of the past three years as an assistant coach with the Seattle Seahawks, including facing the Patriots two years ago." - Steve Merril

WHAT BOOKS SAY: "Currently, we have 54 percent of the handle on the Patriots. The public is fairly split on their pick and the sharps that have showed up so far are on the Falcons. The total is not as balanced as we have almost 75 percent of the action on the over. If we move off the key number of -3 it will most likely be the day of the game." Scott Cooley of BookMaker.eu


INJURY REPORT:


Patriots - WR M. Mitchell (Probable, knee), TE M. Bennett (Probable, knee), WR C. Hogan (Probable, thigh), WR D. Amendola (Probable, ankle), RB B. Bolden (probable, knee), LB D. Hightower (Probable, shoulder), DL J. Sheard (Probable, knee), K S. Gostkowski (Probable, illness), QB J. Brissett (Questionable, thumb), CB C. Jones (Questionable, knee), DB N. Ebner (Questionable, concussion), G T. Jackson (I-R, knee), TE R. Gronkowski (I-R, back), T S. Vollmer (I-R, knee), LB J. Freeny (I-R, shoulder), TE G. Scruggs (I-R, knee).


Falcons - C A. Mack (probable, ankle), WR Julio Jones (Probable, toe), DE A. Clayborn (I-R, bicep), S K. Ishmael (I-R, shoulder), TE J. Tamme (I-R, shoulder), CB D. Trufant (I-R, pectoral), DE D. Shelby (I-R, achilles), LB S. Weatherspoon (I-R, achilles), NT C. Mayes (I-R, foot), LB T. Starr (I-R, undisclosed), CB A. King (I-R, foot), WR D. Fuller (I-R, shoulder).


ABOUT THE PATRIOTS (16-2, 15-3 ATS, 8-10 O/U): Despite its status as the toughest defense against which to score, New England is not viewed in the same light as the dominant unit that carried Denver to last year's Super Bowl win despite limiting eight of its last nine opponents to 17 points or fewer. The Patriots rank in the middle of the pack in sacks (34) and interceptions (13), but they are No. 3 against the run, allowing 83.9 yards per contest, and eighth overall with 308.9 yards per game surrendered. While New England scored six fewer points per game than Atlanta for the season, it averaged 30 since the return of Brady, who threw 28 touchdown passes and two interceptions in 12 games and carved up Pittsburgh for 384 yards and three TDs in the AFC title game. Chris Hogan had a breakout game with nine catches for 180 yards and two scores versus the Steelers, while Julian Edelman recorded a team-high 98 receptions and LeGarrette Blount registered an NFL-leading 18 rushing touchdowns during the regular season.


ABOUT THE FALCONS (13-5, 12-6 ATS, 15-2-1 O/U): Ryan rebounded from a pedestrian 2015 campaign with a spectacular season, setting career highs in passer rating (117.1), yards (4,944), completion percentage (69.9) and touchdowns (38) while tossing only seven interceptions. Ryan was superb in playoff routs of Seattle and Green Bay (730 yards, seven TDs, zero INTs) and has a near-unstoppable weapon in wideout Julio Jones, who despite battling injuries still wracked up 1,409 yards in receiving and riddled the Packers by making nine catches for 180 yards and two scores in the NFC Championship Game. The Falcons also feature a strong 1-2 punch in the backfield, with the tandem of Devonta Freeman and Tevin Coleman combining for 19 rushing touchdowns while adding 85 catches and five scores through the air. Linebacker Vic Beasley registered 15.5 sacks to lead an improved defense that allowed 25.4 points per game for the season, although it held six of its last eight opponents to 21 or fewer.


TRENDS:

* Patriots are 5-0 ATS vs. a team with a winning record.
* Falcons are 5-1 ATS in their last 6 games overall.
* Over is 6-1 in Patriots last 7 playoff games.
* Over is 4-0 in Falcons last 4 playoff games.
* Patriots are 4-0 ATS in their last 4 meetings.
* Over is 5-1 in the last six meetings.


CONSENSUS: 51 percent of bettors are siding with the underdog Atlanta Falcons. As for the total, 70 percent of wagers from users are on the Over.