Denver Broncos Prediction – 2013: 7-1 Odds to Win the Super Bowl

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Gambling911.com has your Denver Broncos prediction for 2013 and, barring a catastrophe, this is a team that should easily win the AFC West at 1/4 odds.  We want to say this is a “lock” but not necessarily at a “lock” price tag.  A $100 bet would yield a $25 profit.  A $400 bet would yield a $100 profit.

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A Super Bowl win could be in the cards as Denver is the favorite to win the 2014 championship game.  The payout is just shy of $700 for every $100 bet.  Certainly there is more value than with the division wager, albeit a Super Bowl win is not exactly guaranteed.

If regular season totals are your thing, Denver is priced pretty decent at OVER/UNDER 11.5 with the OVER -125 and the UNDER -105.

 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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