Superbowl Betting 2009

The NFL play-offs are well under way and the anticipation for Superbowl LXIII is hotting up as American Football betting enthusiasts dissect the fortunes of the front runners as they struggle to reach the final of this, the peak event in the US sporting calendar. The Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida hosts the 2009 event on Feb 1 and online betting sites are already seething with betting activity and favouring the New York Giants at 4/1 as the team to beat.

Superbowl Betting 2009 Plenty Of Choices

American Football is rapidly increasing in popularity in this country and online bookies have not been slow to meet the growing demands of the punters for the widest range of betting opportunities they can deliver. Nowadays you can bet on all aspects of the game including

And a whole lot more. Live betting is a new innovation and allows you to come into the game at any point with your bet and keep the game alive right through to the end. Free bets are available to new customers of online betting sites and these can be very generous. It’s worth checking out the offers of the day and maybe hooking-up with a site that helps you find the best deals on all the American sports and the right bookie for you.

Tennessee Titans Hot Favourites

Breathing down the necks of the Giants are the Pittsburgh Steelers, at around 5/1, who thrashed the Cleveland Browns 31-0 last Sunday although not without the loss of quarterback Ben Roethlisberger who left the game late in the first half with a concussion. The Tennessee Titans feature high on most bookies lists at 6/1 although Monday’s whitewash by the Indianapolis Colts does not bode well. The Colts feature at 9/1 and must be worth watching. The Giants were narrowly beaten by a rampant Minnesota Vikings who are priced at 35/1 for the final while the Carolina Panthers at 6/1 will have to show more teeth if their narrow margin over the New Orleans Saints is anything to go by.

The Baltimore Ravens cruised through their meeting with the Jacksonville Jaguars, making this their seventh win in eight games, and easily justifying their 15/1 offer and, similarly, the Philadelphia Eagles are a good bet at 17/1 after their merciless showdown with the Dallas Cowboys. Oddly, the New England Patriots don’t show on any bookies lists despite their recent convincing wins over the Buffalo Bills and the Arizona Cardinals. Alas, the New York Jets are still sitting on the runway.

The Superbowl is an amazing event and well worth taking the time to understand. It’s the equivalent of the FIFA World Cup for our American cousins and several zillion people watch the event on TV all over the world. It’s all pretty wide-open at this stage and a tough call to identify the likely finalists. Shrewd NFL betting enthusiasts will be keeping a close watch of the next few weeks and be consulting with their American friends for any inside information or special insight they may have into what’s going on. Then, when the day comes, why not invite them round for a few bevies and a laugh and turn the whole thing into a celebration of that special relationship?