Crazy Super Bowl XLIV Prop Bets

in NFL by RZ — February 4, 2010 | View Comments

The Super Bowl is the most popular sporting event watched every year. Whether people are watching it for the game, commercials or to party, Super Bowl Sunday is one of the most hyped betting events of the year. You can always participate in some type of office pool or squares to add excitement to the game, but sometimes that is just not enough action. Betus.com has created a huge list of prop bets ranging from: who will win the coin toss, all the way to will Kobe Bryant’s and Shaquille O’Neal’s total combined points on February 6th be more than Drew Brees’ pass attempts in the Super Bowl. If your office squares no longer excite you, take a look at some of the online sports books to determine your involvement in the Super Bowl wagers.

If it happens at the Super Bowl, you can bet on it. Bet on the coin toss, the MVP or even the National Anthem.

Super Bowl XLIV Prop Bets – Saints vs Colts

Team to Win the Coin Toss
Team to Receive the Opening Kick Off
Total Kickoff Returns by Both Teams
Team to Commit the 1st Penalty
Team to Score LAST in the 1st HALF
Will there be a Safety
Will there be Overtime

And then they get a little more ridiculous…

How Many Times will CBS show Eli Manning on TV during the Game?
If any member of the Who smashes their guitar what does the guitar hit first?
How many times will Pete Townshend do his legendary windmill move?
If the New Orleans Saints win will Kim Kardashian and Reggie Bush be engaged by July 31st 2010?
How Many Times will CBS announcers fully mention Hurricane Katrina during the game?
How Many Times will CBS show Bourbon Street on TV during the Game?
Who will the Super Bowl MVP of the Game thank first?
What Color will the Gatorade be that is dumped on the Head Coach of the Winning Super Bowl Team?
How long will it take Carrie Underwood to sing the National Anthem?
What color top will Kim Kardashian be wearing at the Super Bowl?

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Author: RZ

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