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Sports betting: Saints are Super Bowl favorites; opening lines out for NFC, AFC Championship games

The Saints opened as favorites to win the Super Bowl among the final four teams.

Drew Brees and the Saints squeaked past the Eagles and are favored to win the Super Bowl.
Drew Brees and the Saints squeaked past the Eagles and are favored to win the Super Bowl.Read moreYONG KIM / Staff Photographer

The home teams have opened as slight favorites for next week’s conference championship games.

New Orleans is a 3.5-point favorite against the Rams. The Saints' money line started at -182, while L.A. was +150.

In the AFC, Kansas City is laying 3 to the Patriots. The Chiefs were -159 money line, New England was +130, according to Parx. SugarHouse has similar numbers. The over/under for each opened at 57.5.

The Saints-Rams will open Sunday’s doubleheader at 3 p.m. with the Chiefs-Pats following at 6:40 p.m.

New Orleans (+175) opened favored among the final four teams to win the Super Bowl. Kansas City was +275, the Rams and Patriots started +350 via SugarHouse and Parx. There was enough wagering that those lines were fluctuating soon after they were posted.

Super Bowl 53 is Sunday, Feb. 3 in Atlanta.

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