Will There Be a 2 Point Conversion Attempt Prop Bet Payout Odds - Chiefs vs. Eagles Super Bowl
If you are looking for a hefty payout with a Super Bowl prop bet, the odds of a two-point conversion is probably not what you're looking for.
Should there be at least one attempt, the price is -105. That is close to EVEN odds. You will bet $11 to win $10 with the $11 refunded just as long as your bet is a winner. The NO is favored at -115.
Two Point Conversions in a Super Bowl History
Mark Seay, San Diego Chargers, Super Bowl XXIX (1/29/1995)
Alfred Pupunu, San Diego Chargers, Super Bowl XXIX (1/29/1995)
Mark Chmura, Green Bay Packers, Super Bowl XXXI (1/26/1997)
Kevin Faulk, New England Patriots, Super Bowl XXXVIII (2/1/2004)
Lance Moore, New Orleans Saints, Super Bowl XLIV (2/7/2010)
Antwaan Randle El, Pittsburgh Steelers, Super Bow XLV (2/6/2011)
Wes Welker, Denver Broncos, Super Bowl XLVII (2/2/2014)
Bennie Fowler, Denver Broncos, Super Bowl L (2/7/2016)
James White, New England Patriots, Super Bowl LI (2/5/2017)
Danny Amendola, New England Patriots, Super Bowl LI (2/5/2017)
Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia Eagles, Super Bowl LVII (2/12/2023)
While we haven't seen this particular prop bet yet, more than one two-point conversion made will almost certainly offer huge payouts. It's happened on two occasions:
Mark Seay, San Diego Chargers, Super Bowl XXIX (1/29/1995)
Alfred Pupunu, San Diego Chargers, Super Bowl XXIX (1/29/1995)
James White, New England Patriots, Super Bowl LI (2/5/2017)
Danny Amendola, New England Patriots, Super Bowl LI (2/5/2017)
Now remember also, this bet is specifically for an "attempted" two-point conversion. Books are likely to offer a prop bet on "made" or "successful" two-point conversion, which will most certainly offer significantly higher payout odds.
Successful Two-Point Conversion Percentages
The Philadelphia Eagles have a 42.68% 2-point conversion rate in 2024.
The Kansas City Chiefs have a 25% 2-point conversion rate.
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