Super Bowl 49 Overnight Line: Seattle -1 at Bookmaker

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Super Bowl 49 featured an overnight line of New England Patriots -1 with 73% of the action going the Pats way at nearly all the books but the oldest established North American book, Bookmaker, was now offering Seattle at -1.  You can bet this game live in-play and claim up to $2500 in free cash at Bookmaker here. 

“Sharp action is likely coming in on Seattle in the final 24 hours,” remarked Don Shapiro of Gambling911.com.

The line had moved to Seahawks -1 at 5:20 pm EST Saturday and was holding into the overnight hours.

“Those backing New England should jump all over this line,” suggested Shapiro.

While Seattle initially opened as a -3 favorite, the line was quickly pushed to a PICK’EM within hours after the Patriots-Colts game had concluded. The line has moved all the way to Patriots -1.5 at some books.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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