New Orleans Saints vs. Indianapolis Colts - NFL Superbowl XLIV

[The Spin]

Superbowl XLIV
New Orleans Saints (NFC) vs. Indianapolis Colts (AFC)
7/2/10 @ Sun Life Stadium, Miami, FL.

Odds from SkyBet

 

[pcfan123]

No one bets money line on NFL. Can we have the line please?

 

[treva]

With those odds I'm betting on the Saints even though I think the Colts will win.

 

[pcfan123]

Its Saints +6
Colts -6

 

[treva]

You and your American betting, why can't you just be like the rest of us!

 

[pcfan123]

Because the odds are then dead even, and its much more fun to bet with points. The Saints can lose the game but as long as they dont lose by more than 6 you still win the bet!

 

[treva]

That's like betting on the horse racing over here. You can beat on a horse coming inside the top three and still win, but of course you get more money if you solely bet on them coming first.

 

[McLOVIN]

Colts! lets hook it up!!

With those odds I'm betting on the Saints even though I think the Colts will win.

please dont do that!! :crying

 

[treva]

Now I cannot be wrong. I have put my vCash trust in Saints but think Colts will win. Either way I'm a winner

 

[ballers101]

Colts all the way let's go Peyton Manning.

 

[The Spin]

You and your American betting, why can't you just be like the rest of us!

Seconded

 

[pcfan123]

Well for one, NFL is an American sport. The spread is how 99% of people bet on NFL/College games, no one bets money line and in college they dont even offer it as some match ups are so uneven.

 

[The Spin]

I understand that it may work like that in the States, but I think here it would confuse people as it is not how any other vBookie events are done. Plus, I also expect to lose my money bet on the Saints if the Saints lose

 

[pcfan123]

Fair enough, I just love having points as your team can lose but still cover the bet :laugh

 

[gougie]

Its only the same as Rugby h/cap betting over here, and i would say most people who bet on Rugby use the h/cap list, but hey im like hmarka, i like to cover my bets.