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Super Bowl 47 Overtime Odds Pay $900

Written by:

Ean Lamb

Published on:

Feb/01/2013

Should Super Bowl 47 go into overtime, the payout will be an amazing $900 on a $100 bet or $90 for every $10 bet at Bookmaker, where you can receive up to $2500 in FREE BETS. Live wagering up to the final play.

There’s a reason why these odds are so long (and they should actually be much longer). While there have been a number of close calls, no Super Bowl has ever gone into overtime.

Unfortunately, if you want to bet the NO, the odds will be -1400, meaning you would have to wager $140 to win $10 (the $140 refunded of course should the game not go into overtime).

Nonetheless, it’s bound to happen at some point. A $10 wager would pay $90. Some food for thought.

Keep in mind that Bookmaker is taking bets right to the final play, including if this game goes into overtime.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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