Betting on the Super Bowl 2010
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Last year the Super Bowl drew the biggest audience ever, 98.7 million viewers, as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Arizona Cardinals for the title on NBC. This year, analysts are predicting that the game could top 100 million for the first time ever, based on huge numbers for the NFL regular and postseason as well as the presence of the New Orleans Saints, a feel-good story four years after Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf, and superstar Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning.

Media Life wants to know what you think. Will more people watch than last year? What commercials are you most anticipating? How many viewers will stick around for the post-game premiere of "Undercover Boss?"

And who will win the game?

The results will be published next week.

1. Who will win next Sunday’s Super Bowl?

2. How many total viewers will watch? (Last year's game averaged 98.7 million.)

3. Will this game set a record for most-watched ever, surpassing the 98.7 million who watched last year's Super Bowl?

4. What is the most important factor that determines ratings for a Super Bowl game?

5. Whose commercial(s) are you most anticipating?

6. Prices for 30-second Super Bowl ads fell off from a record $3 million last year to as low as $2.5 million. Do you think that lower price is still worth the money in this down economy? Why or why not? Has that changed from your view during a strong economy?

7. Do you plan to watch the game:

8. How will the premiere of “Undercover Boss” after the game perform? (NBC averaged 22.9 million for “The Office” last year.)

9. What will receive the most post-game hype?