Where Can I Bet on Indianapolis Colts 2014 and 2015 Futures?

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The Indianapolis Colts 2014 and 2015 futures can be found at Bookmaker.eu here.

The most popular future bets include the odds on the 2015 Super Bowl, AFC Championship and AFC South division in which the Colts are actually a decently priced favorite.  Another popular future bet is on a team’s OVER/UNDER total regular season wins. 

Our friend at Don Best Advantage offered up the following lines and analysis for the Colts chances this coming season.

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
Super Bowl Odds: 18/1
AFC Title Odds: 8/1
AFC South Odds: 4/7
O/U Win Total: 9.5

The Colts very quietly put together some good talent on their roster in the offseason. They added Hakeem Nicks and a rookie in Donte Moncrief at wide receiver to go along with speedster T.Y Hilton and veteran Reggie Wayne, who is returning from an ACL injury. Defensively, the addition of D'Qwell Jackson at linebacker will help a group that struggled last season. Expect quarterback Andrew Luck to continue improving, and Indy to be the class of this division.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling91.1com

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