2013 Super Bowl Odds: Bears, Packers, Lions, Vikings

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The 2013 Super Bowl odds were still available with early pricing for the NFC North division Bears, Packers, Lions and Vikings. All odds courtesy of BetDSI.com, which was offering up to $2000 in FREE CASH to eligible first time customers.  As always, restrictions do apply. 

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The first three teams mentioned have a legitimate shot of going to the Super Bowl while the Minnesota Vikings look like they will need plenty more work.  Nonetheless, they were listed at 125/1 odds with the potential to pay out $12,500 on a $100 bet.  1 percent of those wagering on Super Bowl futures were backing the Vikings to win the 2013 championship game. 

On the other side of the spectrum, the Chicago Bears were getting the most action when it comes to Super Bowl futures.  8 percent of the bets were going towards the Bears to win it at 18/1 odds. 

The Packers are favorites to win the 2013 Super Bowl and were getting 3 percent of the overall action at just shy of 4/1 odds.

The Detroit Lions were listed with 30/1 odds to win the Super Bowl. 

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

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