Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl 50 Odds to Win – Updated Post Season

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The Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl 50 odds to win updated January 15, 2016 were set at 10-1 for a potential payout of $1000 on every $100 or $100 on every $10 bet.  These odds were slashed from 14-1 last week.

Following a 1-5 Straight Up start to the season, KC managed to put together a ten-game winning streak. 

This is yet another of the fantastic turnarounds to come out of the Andy Reid era in Kansas City.  His first year as head coach during the 2013-2014 season, Reid steered this Chiefs team to win nine game more than the previous season.

During its 10-game win streak, the Chiefs managed to cover the spread in seven of those games.  They also covered another game last week with a 30-0 shutout of Houston. 

They will face New England as a +7 underdog on the road for this week's Divisional Playoffs.  See More Odds Here

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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