Minnesota Vikings Super Bowl 50 Odds to Win – Updated Post Season

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The Minnesota Vikings Super Bowl 50 odds to win updated January 9, 2016 were set at 33-1 for a potential payout of $3300 for every $100 bet or $330 for every $10 bet.

The Vikings had the best record Against The Spread in the NFL this season but will have to battle past a Seattle team that has gone on to beat Minnesota in their last three meetings dating back to November of 2012. 

The Seahawks will have to do so in subfreezing temperatures, however.  This will likely be the coldest game they have ever played in their franchise history.  They’ll also have to do it without the help of star Marshawn Lynch.

"The first thing is, we need our fans to make it an advantage for us," Minnesota coach Mike Zimmer said of the frigid forecast. The Vikings were limited to 125 total yards by Seattle in a 38-7 mauling on Dec. 6, but they recovered to win their final three games to secure the NFC North title and No. 3 seed.

Get all the latest Super Bowl 50 future odds and your chance to win tickets to Super Bowl 50 here

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

 

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