Super Bowl MVPBetting on the Super Bowl MVP can be a very risky proposition. First, you must decide which of the two teams will win the Super Bowl, and then you must decide which player on that team will be awarded the coveted title of Super Bowl MVP.Since the best teams from the AFC and NFC are represented at the Super Bowl, more often than not neither team is heavily favored. Though there have occasionally been some big mismatches (any Super Bowl where the Buffalo Bills played comes to mind), you will find that it may be hard to pick a winner. Once you have decided who you want to be the winner of the game itself, now you can get on to deciding which of the standout players you think will win the Super Bowl MVP. Generally speaking, the Super Bowl MVP will be the best offensive player for the winning team. Before you automatically place your bet for the Quarterback, keep this in mind--Wide Receivers and Running Backs win almost as often as Quarterbacks. Each of these three offensive positions can all be equally important, so look critically at all of them before you make a bet. Join the World's most popular Online Sportsbook and receive a 50% SIGN-UP BONUS + $25 FREE CASH! For well over a decade, millions of Americans bet on Sports, Horses, play Poker and Blackjack at the World's LARGEST online sportsbook, casino and poker room, SPORTSBOOK.COM! Enjoy a 100% Bonus in their Poker Room and always get a 21% Referal Bonus and tons of other great promotions! You can use regular season stats to help you with your decision, although playoff stats are usually more help. The reasoning behind this is that some players do what is called a "pucker" in sports terms. A player may have a ton of great stats in the regular season and then pucker in the playoffs. This means they fold under the pressure and do not perform up to their usual level. If a player has been puckering in the early round of the playoffs or especially in the conference title game, you may want to think twice before you place a bet on them for Super Bowl MVP. Check out the 2010 Super Bowl Predictions from Expert Capper Mike Jones! If more than one player has stepped up and played extraordinarily well during the playoffs, then it is your call as to which you should choose to bet on for Super Bowl MVP. Check on the odds and use a combination of that, plus experience and previous playoff performance, to make your decision. You should never forget about the defense, though. If a defensive player had a game-winning sack, interception, or a series of great tackles, they very well could win Super Bowl MVP. Again, use a combination of playoff performance in previous rounds and regular-season performance to make an informed decision. Using these techniques, you should be able to make an educated bet as to who will be the next Super Bowl MVP. 2009 Super Bowl MVP Betting Odds Sponsored by SportsBook.com! Adrian Wilson (Cardinals) +5000 Anquan Boldin (Cardinals) +1500 Ben Roethlisberger (Steelers) +175 Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie (Cardinals) +4000 Edgerrin James (Cardinals) +1500 Heath Miller (Steelers) +3000 Hines Ward (Steelers) +1500 James Farrior (Steelers) +3000 James Harrison (Steelers) +3000 Karlos Dansby (Cardinals) +5000 Kurt Warner (Cardinals) +250 Larry Fitzgerald (Cardinals) +500 Nate Washington (Steelers) +4000 Santonio Holmes (Steelers) +1500 Steve Breaston (Cardinals) +4000 Tim Hightower (Cardinals) +1800 Troy Polamalu (Steelers) +1000 Willie Parker (Steelers) +700 xz Field (Any Other Player) +800 --- by Mike Jones at 1800-sports.com on November 25, 2006
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