If you bet $10 on a tie in the Super Bowl, and the odds of winning are 1 in 10,000, your payout would be:
- Payout: $10 * (1/10,000) = $0.001
So, for every $10 bet on a tie, your profit would be $0.001, or 0.01 cents. This means that you would need to bet $100,000 to make a profit of $1, which is clearly not a profitable bet.
In fact, betting $10 on a tie in the Super Bowl is essentially a donation to the sportsbook, as the odds are so heavily stacked against you. It's important to remember that betting on sports events carries risks, and it's only profitable if you're willing to accept the possibility of losing your initial bet. Make sure to gamble responsibly and only bet what you can afford to lose.
However, if you're interested in betting on the Super Bowl, consider betting on the spread, moneylines, or other props where there may be more favorable odds.
11/12/2024 05:32pm
