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Panthers, Broncos Odds of Scoring a Safety in Super Bowl 50

Written by:

Dan Shapiro

Published on:

Feb/05/2016

Panthers, Broncos Odds of Scoring a Safety in Super Bowl 50

In addition to the popular Super Bowl safety prop offered at most online sportsbooks, AceSportsbook.com has taken things a bit further by offering a Super Bowl 50 prop bet on whether the Panthers or Broncos score a safety with payout odds that are much greater than the 8-1 offered for either team.

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The Panthers scoring a safety would pay out $140 for every $10 bet.

The Broncos scoring a safety would pay out $200 for every $10 bet.

Out of 49 Super Bowls played thus far, a safety has occurred in only nine of them. Though there wasn’t a safety scored last year, the three previous Super Bowls each featured a safety.

A safety being scored in a Super Bowl is 4-3 since 2009.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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