Oakland Raiders 2014 Betting Odds – Super Bowl Win Pays $19000

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The Oakland Raiders 2014 betting odds have them paying $19000 on a $100 bet should they somehow manage to win the Super Bowl.  A $10 future bet pays $1900 at BetDSI.com and that might just be the way to go.

For more realistic wagering, the Raiders will pay out $15 for every $10 bet should they win no more than 4 regular season games.  You’ll need to wager a little more than $17 to make a $10 profit on the OVER 4.5 regular season wins.  The later is probably the way to go with some good offseason additions.

Matt Schaub had a very “off” year in 2013 compared to previous seasons and he’ll be starting for the Raiders in 2014.  Should Schaub falter, expect NFL Draft pick Derek Carr to take over.

When it comes to the defense, BetDSI.com notes that “the Raiders did bring in Justin Tuck, Antonio Smith and LaMarr Woodley in free agency but whether any of them have anything left is the question. The team made a great move in getting Khalil Mack in the NFL Draft. The team upgraded the secondary with the additions of Carlos Rogers and Tarell Brown from the 49ers. They also brought back Charles Woodson who will be 38 in October. They also get a healthy Tyvon Branch returning this season”.

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- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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