Super Bowl 2015 Double Results Betting Odds

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BetOnline.ag has Super Bowl 2015 Double Results betting odds, an option not found at many of the online sportsbooks.  Claim up to $1000 in free cash when you open an online wagering account here.

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Double Results betting is the winner after the first half combined with the winner at the end of regulation.

The payouts could prove significant with this bet offering.

A tie at the end of the first half and a Seattle win would pay out $1500 for every $100 bet or $150 for every $10 bet.  A tie/Patriots win would pay $120 on a $10 bet.

Below are all the Super Bowl 2015 Double Results betting odds available at BetOnline here.

 

Double Results

06:30 PM

130

New England / New England

 

+140

 

131

New England / Seattle

 

+700

 

132

Tie / New England

 

+1200

 

133

Seattle / Seattle

 

+150

 

134

Seattle / New England

 

+600

 

135

Tie / Seattle

 

+1500

 


- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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