Team to Call First Timeout Prop Bet Super Bowl 2023 - Chiefs-Eagles

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The first timeout prop bet is typically among the more popular at each year's Super Bowl, including Super Bowl 57.  You can bet this one at Americas Bookie, which is offering a Welcome Bonus of up to $2500.

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This year's Super Bowl will feature the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles.

In 2021, the last time the Chiefs played in a Super Bowl, the first timeout was called by their head coach Andy Reid.

Reid called timeout after the Bucs ran up the middle with Leonard Fournette for no gain on first-and-10 from their own 29-yard line. The Bucs, now aware that the Chiefs were planning on stopping the clock, threw on second down and picked up an eight-yard gain. Reid called another timeout.

The bet can involve some degree of strategy based trends related to when a head coach might typically call a time out.

Most books tend to list this one at -115 apiece.

- Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com

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