Where Can I Bet San Diego Chargers Futures, Regular Season Wins – 2015, 2016

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You can bet the San Diego Chargers futures to win the 2015 AFC West division, Championship and the 2016 Super Bowl at Bookmaker.

The Chargers would pay up to $600 for every $100 bet with a division win.  They will pay 25/1 with a conference win and 45/1 with a Super Bowl win.

The Chargers come into this season fraught with distractions related to a potential move to Los Angeles.  What impact any of this has on the team’s performance in 2015 remains to be seen. 

San Diego finished third in the AFC West for the second straight year while just missing the Playoffs. They were swept by two division rivals: Denver and Kansas City.

Place your San Diego Chargers futures bets here.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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