New England, Seattle First Scoring Play of the Game Super Bowl 49 Prop Bet

Written by :

Mary Montgomery

Published on :

31 January, 2015

Gambling911.com has your New England first scoring play of the game for Super Bowl 49 prop bet. Claim between $300 and $500 in free cash at Skybook.com when you open an online betting account here.

New England scoring a field goal first pays 4/1 odds.

The Patriots scoring a touchdown pass first pays $30 on a $10 bet.

A Pats rushing touchdown pays $55 for every $10 bet.

New England scoring a safety first would pay out $3300 on a $100 bet.

The Pats scoring a defensive or special teams touchdown pays $1400 on a $100 bet.

Seattle field goal pays $35 for every $10 bet or $350 for every $100 bet.

A Seahawks touchdown pass scored first pays $400 on a $100 wager.

Seattle scoring a rushing touchdown first pays $400 on a $100 wager.

A safety scored first by Seattle pays $3300 on a $100 bet.

A defensive or special teams touchdown by Seattle pays $1400 on a $100 bet.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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