Most Receiving Yards Prop Bet Super Bowl 2021 Payouts - Chiefs-Bucs

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More Receiving Yards Prop Bet Super Bowl 2021 Payout - Chiefs-Bucs

The prop bet for who will have the most receiving yards in this year's Super Bowl pays $11 for every $10 bet on either Tyreek Hill or Travis Kelce.  BetUS is offering a generous welcome bonus (max bonus $3125)

The value comes on Chris Godwin paying $42 for every $10 bet. He had 840 receiving yards in 2020 compared to Travis Kelce's 1416.

Most receiving yards

Tyreek Hill +110

Travis Kelce +110

Chris Godwin +420

Mike Evans +600

Mecole Hardman +3400

Scotty Miller +3400

Mecole Hardman is a long shot that pays out big at $340 for every $10 bet.  He had 560 receiving yards.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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