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Wednesday
Jan292020

Some Fun Super Bowl Prop Bets

Super Bowl betting stats and odds courtesy BetOnline.ag, one of the world’s largest sportsbooks. Props involving the National Anthem duration, Tom Brady, Joe Buck, the shortest touchdown in the game, and the color of the liquid poured on the coach are the five most popular prop bets since the Super Bowl markets opened (more info below).
 

The point total for the game opened at 51, but is now at 54. The over is getting nearly 90 percent of the bets. “This is the most lopsided betting on the total that I can remember,” according to BetOnline’s Sportsbook Brand Manager Dave Mason.

Mason says hundreds of props bets (i.e.: side bets) are currently offered including National Anthem and Halftime show specials, Trump/political bets, cross-sport (MLB, Oscars, PGA, NCAAB), and for the game/players/awards.

Mason also shared some of the betting stats for the point spread, moneyline and total, and the most popular prop bets to date, including:

Point Spread

49ers +1 -- 38% of bets

Chiefs -1 -- 62% of bets

Moneyline

49ers -- 65% of bets

Chiefs -- 35% of bets

Point Total

Opened at 51. Now at 54.

The over is getting 87% of bets, while the under is getting 13% of bets.

The top five (5) most popular prop bets to date:

National Anthem duration
Opened at 1:56. Now up to 2:01 - 80% of bets are on the over
Will Tom Brady be mentioned? Yes opened at -150. Now at -300. 75% of bets on the “Yes.”
Joe Buck Does not Mention Jack Buck: The “No” opened at -150. Now at -300. 90% of bets on “no.”
Shortest TD in game under 1.5 yards: 90% of bets are on the under.
Color of Liquid poured on Coach:
Yellow/Lime Green: 38% of bets
Red/Pink: 27% of bets
Orange: 12% of bets
Blue: 9% of bets
Clear/Water: 9% of bets
Purple: 5% of bets

Wednesday
Mar152017

NCAA Tournament Betting Trends

BetOnline.ag Sportsbook Brand Manager, Dave Mason has released early betting trends for March Madness which show heavily lopsided action on two matchups including 84% of bets on East Tennessee State against Florida (-10) and 88% of bets on Rhode Island against Creighton (-1).

With a tournament victory, Wichita State, UNC or Iowa State could hand the sports book its biggest losses. Duke, UNC and Kentucky are seeing the highest volume of overall bets to win the tournament.  

Biggest losses to sports book if this team wins tournament:

1.       Wichita St

2.       UNC

3.       Iowa St

Teams with most number of bets to win the tournament:

1.       Duke

2.       UNC

3.       Kentucky

Early Lopsided Bet Counts (note: approximately 90% of the action is yet to come in):

  • 84% of bettors on East Tennessee State v Florida (-10)
  • 88% of bettors on Rhode Island v Creighton (-1)

Early "Sharp" Bets / Line Movements

  1. Wiconsin -4.5; now -5.5
  2. Princeton +8; now +7
  3. ND -6.5; now +7
  4. Bucknell +16; now +13.5
  5. WVU -13; now -13.5
  6. NC Wilmington +10, +9; now +7.5
  7. ETSU +12 and +11.5; now +10
  8. Fl FGulf Coast +14 to +12.5;
  9. FSU -11.5; now -12
  10. Nevada +7; now +6

LATEST ODDS TO WIN 2017 NCAA TOURNAMENT

North Carolina + 500
Gonzaga + 650
Villanova + 700
Duke + 750
Kansas + 850
Arizona + 900
Kentucky + 1000
UCLA + 1200
Louisville + 1600
Oregon + 1800
West Virginia + 2200
Purdue + 2500
Florida State + 3300
Iowa State + 3300
SMU + 3300
Michigan + 3300
Notre Dame + 3600
Baylor + 4000
Florida + 4000
Virginia + 4000
Wichita State + 4000
Butler + 5000
Saint Mary's + 6600
Wisconsin + 6600
Kansas State + 8000
Minnesota + 10000
Maryland + 10000
Cincinnati + 10000
Oklahoma State + 10000
Rhode Island + 10000
Creighton + 12500
Michigan State + 12500
Wake Forest + 12500
Miami + 15000
Vanderbilt + 15000
Xavier + 17500
South Carolina + 20000
Northwestern + 20000
Arkansas + 20000
Seton Hall + 20000
Middle Tennessee + 20000
Dayton + 25000
Virginia Tech + 25000
Marquette + 25000
USC + 25000
Virginia Commonwealth + 30000
Providence + 30000
UNC Wilmington + 50000
Nevada + 50000
Winthrop + 50000
Princeton + 75000
Vermont + 75000
Bucknell + 75000
East Tennessee State + 100000
Florida Gulf Coast + 100000
New Mexico State + 200000
Iona + 200000
North Dakota + 200000
Northern Kentucky + 200000
Mount St Mary's + 200000
North Carolina Central + 200000
Kent State + 500000
Troy + 500000
Jacksonville State + 500000
UC Davis + 500000
South Dakota State + 500000
Texas Southern + 500000