SB50 Exact Number of Touchdown Betting Prop

Submitted by Don Shapiro on

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

Many of the online sportsbooks and Vegas establishments were offering the SB50 Exact Number of Touchdown betting prop with odds that tend to pay especially well.

AD: Hundreds of Super Bowl Prop Bets and Get Up to $1000 in Free Bets Here

The favorite would pay out $35 for every $10 wagered and that is for a total of five touchdowns being scored in Super Bowl 50.

Four and Six touchdowns pay $40 to $42.50 for every $10 bet.

Three and seven touchdowns each pay out $50 for every $10 bet.

Two and eight touchdowns have the potential of paying out $100 for every $10 wagered.

Zero pays $500 on a $10 bet, one pays $200, nine pays $160, ten and eleven each would pay out $200 on a $10 bet.

For comparison sake, in last year’s Super Bowl there were six touchdowns scored.  The pay out would have been $42.50 for every $10 bet for SB50.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

Related Content

NLF Hall of Fame Odds Rob Gronkowski at -2500

NLF Hall of Fame Odds Rob Gronkowski at -2500

Over the weekend, Drew Brees, Larry Fitzgerald, Luke Kuechly, Adam Vinatieri and Roger Craig were inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
New York Jets Aaron Glenn First NFL Head Coach Fired Odds

New York Jets Aaron Glenn First NFL Head Coach Fired Odds

Brian Callahan of the Tennessee Titans was the first coach fired during the 2025 NFL season. Who will it be this year? You can bet on it.
NFL Preseason 2026 Week 1 PPH Betting Odds and Betting Markets

NFL Preseason 2026 Week 1 PPH Betting Odds and Betting Markets

Preseason NFL might not have the same appeal as the NFL regular season or even college football, but it's still an attractive opportunity to place a wager.
Carson Beck to Throw a Touchdown on His First Offensive Drive Prop Bet - Panthers vs. Cardinals

Carson Beck to Throw a Touchdown on His First Offensive Drive Prop Bet - Panthers vs. Cardinals

Carson Beck, a third-round pick from Miami, will be under center for new Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur when Arizona hosts the Carolina Panthers for the first NFL exhibition game of the 2026 season Thursday night.