WagerWeb has established itself as one top online sportsbooks in the gaming industry not only because of its commitment to world-class  customer service, but also because of its commitment to providing a state-of-the-art website that puts all the action just a few clicks away.

Through the use of WagerWeb’s ‘Active Sports Lines’ tab, you will have access to up-to-date betting lines for a wide variety of sporting events. The following is a look at a few of this week’s ‘active betting lines’ that are currently on available on the site.

NFL Futures

In light of free agency and last week’s college draft, WagerWeb has updated its ‘futures’ odds for both the NFC and AFC Championship as well as Super Bowl XLVII.

The Green Bay Packers are still the odds-on-favorite to win the NFC at +285 with San Francisco the second-favorite at +550. The Philadelphia Eagles are now the third-favorite at +600 with the beleaguered New Orleans Saints still fourth at +650.

The AFC odds are a bit tighter with New England the favorite at +300 and Houston the second-favorite at +450. The addition of Peyton Manning has the Denver Broncos third at +650 followed by Baltimore at +700 and Pittsburgh at +750.

Just like last season, the Packers get the slight edge over the Patriots at +550 to win it all with New England at +600. The third-favorites to win the Super Bowl at +1000 are the Eagles and the Texans with the 49ers and Broncos next at +1200. The New York Giants have been opened at +1600 to successfully defend their title.

NBA and NHL Playoffs

WagerWeb has a full set of daily lines for all the playoff action in both the NBA and the NHL. When it comes to betting on basketball, it offers spreads, money lines and total lines for the game itself as well as by each individual quarter and the first and second half. It also offers a full set of bets for both team and individual player props.

Hockey games have daily money lines, puck lines, and totals, but you can also wager on three-way lines which include the option of betting on a draw at the end of regulation. Given the amount of games that have gone to overtime so far in this year’s playoffs, there is money to be made here.

Boxing

The big fight on this Saturday’s boxing slate is Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Miguel Angel Cotto. The current odds for this fight are as follows:

Mayweather Jr. by decision -125
Mayweather Jr. by KO, TKO, DQ +130

Cotto by decision +1200
Cotto by KO, TKO, DQ +750

Draw +2500

Kentucky Derby

Also on Saturday’s slate is the 138th running of horse racing’s most prestigious event, the Kentucky Derby from Churchill Downs in Louisville. WagerWeb has you covered for the big race with the most up-to-date odds for the field of 20 of the top three-year-old thoroughbreds expected to make the ‘Run for the Roses’ come Saturday afternoon.

The morning line favorite is Bodemeister at 4/1, who is trained by Bob Baffert and coming off a huge victory in the Arkansas Derby.

The second-favorite at 9/2 is Union Rags. This three-year old colt is trained by Michael Matz and coming off a third-place finish in the Florida Derby.

NASCAR- Talladega Superspeedway

NASCAR’s Sprint Cup series takes center stage on Sunday with the running of the Aaron’s 499 at the fabled Talladega Superspeedway, which is one of the most iconic tracks next to Daytona in the history of stock car racing.

The driver to keep an eye on in this race is fan-favorite Dale Earnhardt Jr., who is one of the top favorites to finally end a winless streak that dates back to the 2008 season. WagerWeb has you covered with a full set of driver odds for this race.