How Much Will a Safety Scored in Super Bowl 58 Pay Out?

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How Much Will a Safety Scored in Super Bowl 55 Pay Out?

A safety scored in Super Bowl 58 promises a payout of $80 for every $10 bet or $800 for every $100 bet.

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There was a period a few years back when the scored safety bet paid substantially.

In fact, there were three straight Super Bowls (2012 through 2014) where a safety was scored and the payouts were $800 or greater for every $100 bet.

Of the nine safeties recorded in Super Bowl history, four have occurred since 2009.  None have been scored since 2014.

If you are looking to place a bet on a safety NOT happening, that will cost you.  You'll need to bet $1667 to win $100 (that $1667 is refunded just as long as there is no safety).

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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