Super Bowl Odds:

Denver favored by 2.5 points over Seattle

70% of bets to-date have backed Broncos; 30% Seattle

Underdog has covered 5 of last 6 Super Bowls 

Only FIFTH time in 48 Super Bowls that spread is less than a field goal

Favorite has won 33 of prior 47 Super Bowls (70%)

30th straight game Denver has been favored (20-9 against the spread in prior 29)

Over/Under Total: 48 points

Lowest total for any Denver game this season

Non-Conference games this season have gone OVER 48 times and UNDER only 15 (76% over!)

Denver has gone UNDER 5 straight games. Seattle has gone UNDER 7 straight games. 

In 46 prior Super Bowls (no logged total for first SB), there have been exactly 23 OVERS and 23 UNDERS

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Coin Toss:

47 prior Super Bowls: 24 heads; 23 tails
Last 5 years: 5 straight heads

NFC had won 14 straight tosses, until AFC won last 2

Record Action!

Super Bowl XLVIII is on pase to be the biggest bet football game of all time!
An estimated $10 BILLION is projected to be bet on Super Bowl XLVIII worldwide.
Over half of adult Americans are expected to have some money at risk on the game.
Less than 1% of the total amount bet is expected to be wagered legally in Nevada.
Over 100 separate bets of 100k or more are expected in Nevada alone (including multiple million dollar bets)
At some sportsbooks, props account for over 50% of the overall action. 

90% of overall SB 48 action in Las Vegas will come from recreational (non-professional) bettors.
This is highest percentage of recreational bettors for any American sporting event.

90% of overall action in Las Vegas will occur on Saturday and Sunday
(with the prior 12 days accounting for only 10%)

Report/Rumor of big Floyd Mayweather Super Bowl bet was backed by ZERO proof, and originated from a lone, historically unreliable source. It’s not true.

NFL Free Picks: Super Bowl Prop PlaysJan 29, 2014 - 6:51 PMWhat pro football bettors need to know about betting prop plays for Super Bowl 48 between Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks on Sunday (2/02/14) -- with free plays from Pregame.com's Marco D'Angelo, Ken Thomson and Bryan Leonard.