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Super Bowl XXXIII Atlanta Falcons Vs Super Bowl XXXIII Atlanta Falcons vs. Denver Broncos January 31, 1999 1. Who will win against the point spread? Denver -7.5 +100/-110 Atlanta 7.5 +100/-110 2. How many points will both teams score together? more than 53.5 +100/-110 less than 53.5 +100/-110 3. Team to win the coin toss Denver +100/-110 Atlanta +100/-110 Scoring by quarters Most points by: 4. Denver 1st quarter +100/-155 Atlanta 1st quarter +135/-100 5. Denver 2nd quarter +100/-155 Atlanta 2nd quarter +135/-100 6. Denver 3rd quarter +100/-155 Atlanta 3rd quarter +135/-100 7. Denver 4th quarter +100/-160 Atlanta 4th quarter +140/-100 Scoring by quarters Total points by both teams: 8. 1st quarter over 10.5 +100/-120 1st quarter under 10.5 +100/-120 9. 2nd quarter over 15.5 +100/-120 2nd quarter under 15.5 +100/-120 10. 3rd quarter over 10.5 +100/-120 3rd quarter under 10.5 +100/-120 11. 4th quarter over 14.5 +100/-120 4th quarter under 14.5 +100/-120 12. Total quarterback sacks by both teams over 4.5 +100/-120 under 4.5 +100/-120 13. Total punts over 5.5 +100/-120 under 5.5 +100/-120 Page 1 of 6 Super Bowl XXXIII Atlanta Falcons vs. Denver Broncos January 31, 1999 14. Total interceptions over 2.5 +100/-120 under 2.5 +100/-120 15. Total field goals over 2.5 +100/-120 under 2.5 +100/-120 16. Team to make the most field goals Denver +120/-100 Atlanta +100/-150 17. The fist scoring play is: (pick both the play and the team) If Denver If Atlanta Field Goal 2-1 3-1 TD Pass 3-1 5-1 TD Run 4-1 5-1 TD Other 20-1 40-1 Safety 50-1 60-1 18. Will there be a shutout? Denver is shutout 100-1 Atlanta is shutout 30-1 either team is shutout 10-1 no team is shutout 1-25 19. Total points scored by Denver over 30.5 +100/-120 under 30.5 +100/-120 20. Total points scored by Atlanta over 22.5 +100/-120 under 22.5 +100/-120 21. First team to punt will be: Denver +120/-100 Atlanta +100/-140 22. Safeties There will be a safety 20-1 There will not be a safety 1-25 23. First team to score will be: Denver +100/-145 Atlanta +125/-100 Page 2 of 6 Super Bowl XXXIII Atlanta Falcons vs. Denver Broncos January 31, 1999 24. Last team to score will be: Denver +100/-135 Atlanta +115/-100 25. Who will score the longest touchdown Denver +100/-155 Atlanta +135/-100 26. Who will kick the first successful field goal Denver +100/-130 Atlanta +110/-100 27. First score will: be a touchdown +100/-150 not be a touchdown +130/-100 28. Most touchdown receptions Rod Smith +100/-140 Tony Martin +120/-100 29. Will either team score in the last two minutes of the first half yes +100/-250 no +200/-100 30. Most yards rushing Terrel Davis +100/-200 Jamal Anderson +170/-100 31. Most passing yards John Elway +120/-100 Chris Chandler +130/-110 32. Total receptions by Terance Mathis over 4.5 +100/-120 under 4.5 +100/-120 33. Completed passes by John Elway over 18.5 +100/-120 under 18.5 +100/-120 34. Most touchdown passes John Elway +100/-140 Chris Chandler +120/-100 35. Total yards receiving by Shannon Sharpe over 30.5 +100/-120 under 30.5 +100/-120 Page 3 of 6 Super Bowl XXXIII Atlanta Falcons vs. Denver Broncos January 31, 1999 36. Total receptions by Jamal Anderson over 1.5 +100/-120 under 1.5 +100/-120 37. Most pass receptions Ed McCaffrey +100/-100 Terance Mathis +100/-120 38. Who will lead at half time and at the end of the game 1st half end of game Denver Denver 1-1 Atlanta Denver 10-1 tie Denver 8-1 Denver Atlanta 45-1 Atlanta Atlanta 65-1 tie Atlanta 55-1 39. Player to score first touchdown Terrel Davis 3-1 Jamal Anderson 5-1 John Elway 6-1 Terance Mathis 8-1 Rod Smith 8-1 Ed McCaffrey 8-1 Tony Martin 10-1 Chris Chandler 15-1 Shannon Sharpe 15-1 Howard Griffith 18-1 Vaughn Hebron 20-1 O.J. Santiago 25-1 Bubby Brister 30-1 Steve DeBerg 30-1 All other players 12-1 No touchdown 100-1 40. Total points scored in the game by both teams 0 to 10 40-1 11 t 20 20-1 21 t 30 8-1 31 t 40 6-1 41 t 50 3-1 51 t 60 5-2 61 t 70 7-2 71 t 80 7-1 81 t 90 12-1 91 or more 12-1 Page 4 of 6 Super Bowl XXXIII Atlanta Falcons vs. Denver Broncos January 31, 1999 41. Margin of victory (pick both the team and the margin) by Denver by Atlanta 1 - 6 points 8-1 10-1 7 -12 points 5-1 15-1 13 - 18 points 5-2 25-1 19 - 24 points 5-2 40-1 25 - 30 points 6-1 50-1 31 - 36 points 10-1 100-1 37 & up 8-1 100-1 42. First player to score Jason Elam 2-1 Terrel Davis 3-1 Morten Andersen 3-1 Jamal Anderson 5-1 John Elway 6-1 Terance Mathis 8-1 Rod Smith 8-1 Ed McCaffrey 8-1 Tony Martin 10-1 Chris Chandler 15-1 Shannon Sharpe 15-1 Howard Griffith 18-1 Vaughn Hebron 20-1 O.J. Santiago 25-1 Bubby Brister 30-1 Steve DeBerg 30-1 All other players 12-1 43. Will the last score will be extra point? Yes +100/-170 No +150/-100 44. Will there be a missed extra point? Yes +500/-100 No +100/-900 45. Which team will score last in the first half? Denver +100/-140 Atlanta +120/-100 46. Which team will kick the longest field goal? Denver +100/-135 Atlanta +115/-100 Page 5 of 6 Super Bowl XXXIII Atlanta Falcons vs. Denver Broncos January 31, 1999 The contest will work as follows. Using the wager sheet, circle who you think will win each individual proposition. Each proposition has a different payoff. Example: #27 "First Score is a Touchdown" If you wager that the first score is a touchdown, you can you can lose $150 or win $100. If you wager the first score is not a touchdown you can lose $100 or win $130 (+130). For wagers with odds (i.e., 12-1), the payoff depends on the odds. 12-1 on a $100 bet will lose $100 and win $1,200. 7-2 odds on a $100 bet will lose $100 and Win $350. Lastly, 1-2 odds will win $100 and lose $200. Each contestant will contribute $25 and the payoffs will be as always (3rd-$25, 2nd-$50, 1st-the rest). Rankings will be based on the net amount won. Every bet is for $100. Return the sheets to me by Thursday and I'll have everyone's picks on the internet. Good Luck! Name Phone Number Page 6 of 6.
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