2010 Super Bowl MVP Odds (Updated)

Written by:
Dan Shapiro
Published on:
Feb/06/2010
2010 Super Bowl MVP Odds

Sports Interaction.com continued to feature 2010 Super Bowl MVP odds and Gambling911.com believed that the real value went to Peyton Manning since you could still get Peyton Manning to be named Super Bowl MVP at even odds.

The entire 2010 Super Bowl MVP odds menu appears below.  +100 means that a $10 bet pays out $10.  +300 means that a $10 bet pays out $30.  +800 means that a $10 bet pays out $80 and so on.  You can also bet on the Super Bowl MVP in $100 increments, in which case +800 would pay $800 for every $100 bet and so on. 

Player to win MVP

         Peyton Manning 
  
+100



         Drew Brees 
  
+300



         Joseph Addai 
  
+800



         Pierre Thomas 
  
+800



         Reggie Bush 
  
+1000



         Reggie Wayne 
  
+1000



         Marques Colston 
  
+1200



         Pierre Garcon 
  
+1200



         Dallas Clark 
  
+1400



         Donald Brown 
  
+1600



         Austin Collie 
  
+1800



         Devery Henderson 
  
+2000



         Jeremy Shockey 
  
+2500



         Darren Sharper 
  
+3000



         Dwight Freeney 
  
+4000



         Gary Brackett 
  
+4000



         Jonathan Vilma 
  
+4000



         Robert Mathis 
  
+4000



         Will Smith 
  
+4000



         Any other player
  
+1000



Sports Interaction.com released another 2010 Super Bowl MVP betting option on who the named Most Valuable Person of the game thanks first.  Those odds appear below and can be bet here.                       

 

God
  
-118



Teammates
  
+100



Does not thank anybody
  
+200



Family
  
+600



Coach
  
+1200



Owners
  
+2000



Himself
  
+10000



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Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

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