2012 Super Bowl National Anthem Odds (Video)

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2012 Super Bowl National Anthem odds have been posted by Sportsbook.com.

As most of you probably know by now, Kelly Clarkson has been selected to sing this year’s National Anthem (Thank goodness it won’t be Steven Tyler again, ha!). 

The way the oddsmakers typically arrive at odds for each Super Bowl National Anthem is by reviewing past performances a la YouTube and the amount of time taken to sing the Anthem. 

I’m seeing a 1:33 time and around a 1:35.

Sportsbook.com has her with a line of -115 for both the OVER and the UNDER 1:35.

I say the FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE will be a little longer for this Super Bowl, but who knows.  This is one of the more fun Super Bowl prop bets each year.

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- Carrie Stroup,, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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