With an undefeated online gambling record so far this NFL season, the Indianapolis Colts top the bookmakers and gambling lists of who is likely to represent the American Football Conference (AFC) in Super Bowl XLIV next year in Miami.

The Colts racked up a 27 points to 17 victory over AFC South divisional rival Tennessee last weekend and are now listed by Coral at odds of 6/5 to represent the AFC in February’s Super Bowl. Just behind this at 5/4 are Ladbrokes, SkyBet and Bet365 while BoyleSports, ToteSport, StanJames PaddyPower and WilliamHill are offering 11/8.

The Colts are tied with the New Orleans Saints of the National Football Conference (NFC) with twelve wins to no losses and both are highly fancied by the bookies to face each other in American football’s ultimate and casino game. Indianapolis is listed by BetDaq.com at odds of 71/50 to win the AFC title while Betfair.com is going with 73/50 followed by BetFred.com with 8/5.

With nine wins to three losses, the San Diego Chargers of the AFC West have a great chance of making it to the Super Bowl and BoyleSports.com, ToteSport.com, BetFred.com, PaddyPower.com, Coral.co.uk and WilliamHill.com are offering odds of 7/2 on this eventuality. Slightly longer, SkyBet.com and BetDaq.com currently list 19/5 while Bet365.com, StanJames.com and Ladbrokes.com show 4/1.

Once a perennial powerhouse of the AFC, the New England Patriots have been struggling lately and are coming off two straight losses. However, the Boston-based franchise still sits atop the AFC East division and are being offered at odds of 333/100 by Betfair.com to make it to the Super Bowl. Slightly longer, WilliamHill.com, Coral.co.uk, PaddyPower.com, BoyleSports.com and BetFred.com have the Patriots at 4/1 while BetDaq.com is going with 43/10.

In order to make it to the Super Bowl, there is every chance that New England will have to face Indianapolis in a play-off game in January in Indiana, something that did not go well for the Patriots earlier this month. With this in mind, Bet365.com, ToteSport.com and SkyBet.com are offering odds of 9/2 on the Massachusetts team making it to the Super Bowl while StanJames.com and Ladbrokes.com are showing 5/1.

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