Super Bowl 2021 Exact Win By 3 Points Prop Bet - Chiefs vs. Bucs

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Super Bowl 2021 Exact Win By 3 Points Prop Bet - Chiefs vs. Bucs

You can bet whether the 2021 Super Bowl will be decided by exactly 3 points.  The payout is $35 for every $10 bet.

The line on this game is at 3 so there is certainly some value.

But as tempting as this may be, the last 3-point victory was in 2013, a game between the Ravens and San Francisco, and, before that, 2008. 

There have been five 3-point Super Bowl wins since 2000.

Will the game be decided by exactly 3 points?

Yes +350

No -500

 

Will the game be decided by exactly 7 points?

Yes +500

No -800

 

Will the game be decided by exactly 10 points?

Yes +750

No -1500

 

Will the game be decided by exactly 14 points?

Yes +900

No -1800

 

Will the game be decided by exactly 17 points?

Yes +1500

No -3000

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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