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Originally Posted by SanAngeloState
Odds of getting 12 out of 12 would be something like 1 in 4 million.
I guess you could set up a separate thread for each question and have them debated by the experts here.
Don't know if that would be any more accurate than just flipping a coin though.
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Yeah, similar to what this guy said.
Each of these are seperate bets offered by sportsbooks and casinos all over the world, so in other words... you are trying to win a 12 team parlay.
If you had these questions on an actual sportsbook account, and chose them all, I'd have to guess that it'd pay out at the very least 15-20,000 dollars. (based on 25-50 dollar wager)
It's basically the same as trying to get 12 seperate wagers all correct at the same time, although the odds are crazy---good luck to you still.
If you're interested in seeing the odds on such 'propositional bets,' go to a internet sportsbook site, and click on football, super bowl, props. You'll be able to see which side is more likely to happen by the amt of money put on the specific prop. Obviously the more you have to give to win, (-120, -140) the more 'favored' the specific question/prop would be.
For ex: Manning throws more than 2 TD's could be (-125, Yes), (+115 No). Therefore, you'd know that Manning throwing 2 TD's or more is the odds on favorite.
You may have better luck trying to figure out the specific props or answers that way, instead of trying a 'pro-AFC' team's messageboard who will tend to be rooting for the NFC team, and have a biased opinion.
As it stood last night, 67% were taking the Colts and giving -5 points, while the other 33% were taking the Saints and the +5 points. This proves that almost 7 out of 10 bettors are favoring the Indy Colts, while if you made a poll here at patsfans.com, most likely 6 1/2-to 7 people (out of 10) would be favoring the Saints to win the game--mainly based on their tremendous 'hate' for anything Colts.
Again, good luck.