Chiefs to Score First and Win Prop Bet Super Bowl 2021 - Chiefs vs. Bucs

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 Chiefs to Score First and Win Prop Bet Super Bowl 2021 - Chiefs vs. Bucs

The Kansas City Chiefs scoring first and winning pays out $16.30 for every $10 bet.

This isn't a bad bet.  The Chiefs have won all but one game this season in which they scored first.  Although for a team that went 14-2 in the regular season, that's not entirely impressive.

The Chiefs scored first in just seven of their first 18 games in 2020.

Tampa Bay the first team to score features odds of -114.

First Scoring Play KC Chiefs Field Goal       +430
First Scoring Play KC Chiefs Safety       +11000
First Scoring Play KC Chiefs Touchdown       +155
First Scoring Play TB Buccaneers Field Goal       +430
First Scoring Play TB Buccaneers Safety       +6600
First Scoring Play TB Buccaneers Touchdown       +190

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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