2013 Super Bowl Odds: 49ers, Seahawks, Cardinals, Rams

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2013 Super Bowl odds were available for the NFC West, 49ers, Seahawks, Cardinals and Rams from BetDSI.com, which for a limited time only was offering up to $2500 in FREE CASH to qualified new customers (see site here for details). 

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All eyes are on the San Francisco 49ers in this division as many pundits believe this is a team that can make it into the Super Bowl and easily win their respective division.  Super Bowl 2013 odds had the 49ers paying $700 on a $100 bet or $70 on a $10 bet.  Close to 8 percent of those betting on Super Bowl futures like the 49ers chances.  Their division odds were at -300, a pretty steep price but doable under the circumstances.

Just to give some sense of how weak this division is expected to be again in 2012-2013, oddsmakers have installed the Seahawks with 20/1 odds of winning the Super Bowl while Arizona and St. Louis had 50/1 and 75/1 odds of winning, respectively.   

There were actually 3.5 percent of the Super Bowl future bets coming in on the Rams oddly enough. 

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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