Last Scoring Play of the Game Will Be Prop Bet Super Bowl 2021 Payout - Chiefs-Bucs

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Last Scoring Play of the Game Will Be Prop Bet Super Bowl 2021 Payout - Chiefs-Bucs

The last scoring play of Super Bowl 2021 prop bet pays out from $280 to $9000 on a $100 bet, $28 to $900 on a $10 bet.

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The Chiefs touchdown pass pays $280 on a $100 bet and is the favorite.

The Bucs touchdown pass pays $320 on a $100 bet.

A Chiefs safety as the final score pays $9000 for every $100 bet.

Rot Last Scoring Play of the Game Will Be Moneyline
4066 Chiefs Any Other Touchdown     +4500
4067 Chiefs Field Goal     +450
4068 Chiefs Safety     +9000
4069 Chiefs Touchdown Pass     +280
4070 Chiefs Touchdown Run     +550
4071 Buccaneers Any Other Touchdown     +4500
4072 Buccaneers Field Goal     +425
4073 Buccaneers Safety     +9000
4074 Buccaneers Touchdown Pass     +325
4075 Buccaneers Touchdown Run     +450

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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