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PRO FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 55 ALTERNATE 1ST HALF TOTAL 101 CHIEFS -3 - 120 -110 -165 143 CHIEFS +240 102 BUCCANEERS +100 56 1/2 -110 +145 144 BUCCANEERS 34 1/2 -280 FIRST HALF PRO FOOTBALL ALTERNATE GAME TOTAL 1101 CHIEFS -2 1/2 - 110 -110 -145 145 CHIEFS -700 1102 BUCCANEERS - 110 27 1/2 -110 +125 146 BUCCANEERS 42 1/2 +500 2ND HALF WAGER (INCLUDES OVERTIME) ALTERNATE GAME TOTAL 3501 CHIEFS 147 CHIEFS -270 3502 BUCCANEERS 148 BUCCANEERS 49 1/2 +230 LINES POSTED AT HALFTIME ALTERNATE GAME TOTAL FIRST QUARTER ONLY 149 CHIEFS +200 103 CHIEFS -1/2 +110 -135 -140 150 BUCCANEERS 63 1/2 -240 104 BUCCANEERS - 130 10 +115 +120 ALTERNATE GAME TOTAL SECOND QUARTER ONLY 151 CHIEFS +425 105 CHIEFS -1/2 +100 -110 -155 152 BUCCANEERS 70 1/2 -550 106 BUCCANEERS - 120 17 -110 +135 RESULT OF OPENING COIN TOSS THIRD QUARTER ONLY 153 HEADS -105 107 CHIEFS -1/2 +110 +100 -140 154 TAILS -105 108 BUCCANEERS - 130 11 -120 +120 TEAM TO WIN OPENING COIN TOSS FOURTH QUARTER ONLY (OVERTIME NOT INCLUDED) 155 CHIEFS -105 109 CHIEFS -1/2 +105 -110 -145 156 BUCCANEERS -105 110 BUCCANEERS - 125 14 1/2 -110 +125 TEAM RECEIVING OPENING KICKOFF TOTAL FIRST HALF POINTS: CHIEFS 157 CHIEFS +135 111 TOTAL POINTS SCORED -110 158 BUCCANEERS -155 15 -110 WILL THE OPENING KICKOFF BE A TOUCHBACK TOTAL FIRST HALF POINTS: BUCCANEERS 159 YES -280 113 TOTAL POINTS SCORED -120 160 NO +240 13 +100 TEAM TO SCORE FIRST IN GAME TOTAL GAME POINTS: CHIEFS 161 CHIEFS -130 115 TOTAL POINTS SCORED -125 162 BUCCANEERS +110 30 +105 TEAM TO SCORE FIRST IN SECOND QUARTER TOTAL GAME POINTS: BUCCANEERS 163 CHIEFS -120 117 TOTAL POINTS SCORED -120 164 BUCCANEERS EV 27 +100 IF THERE IS NO SCORE IN 2ND QUARTER, THEN PROP IS A REFUND MORE POINTS WILL BE SCORED IN TEAM TO SCORE LAST IN FIRST HALF 119 FIRST HALF - 110 165 CHIEFS -120 120 SECOND HALF+OT -1 1/2 - 110 166 BUCCANEERS EV IF THERE IS NO SCORE IN FIRST HALF, THEN PROP IS A REFUND ALTERNATE 1ST HALF POINTSPREAD 121 CHIEFS -6 1/2 +175 TEAM TO SCORE LAST IN GAME 122 BUCCANEERS - 200 167 CHIEFS -120 168 BUCCANEERS EV ALTERNATE 1ST HALF POINTSPREAD 123 CHIEFS - 185 TEAM SCORES FIRST AND WINS GAME 124 BUCCANEERS -1 1/2 +165 169 YES -160 170 NO +140 ALTERNATE GAME POINTSPREAD 125 CHIEFS -7 1/2 +180 TEAM SCORES LAST AND WINS GAME 126 BUCCANEERS - 210 171 YES -190 172 NO +170 ALTERNATE GAME POINTSPREAD 127 CHIEFS -10 1/2 +245 FIRST SCORE OF GAME WILL BE 128 BUCCANEERS - 290 173 TOUCHDOWN -185 174 FIELD GOAL OR SAFETY +165 ALTERNATE GAME POINTSPREAD 129 CHIEFS -14 1/2 +400 LAST SCORE OF FIRST HALF WILL BE 130 BUCCANEERS - 500 175 TOUCHDOWN -105 176 FIELD GOAL OR SAFETY -115 ALTERNATE GAME POINTSPREAD IF THERE IS NO SCORE IN FIRST HALF, THEN PROP IS A REFUND 131 CHIEFS -20 1/2 +575 LAST SCORE OF GAME WILL BE 132 BUCCANEERS - 850 177 TOUCHDOWN -185 ALTERNATE GAME POINTSPREAD 178 FIELD GOAL OR SAFETY +165 133 CHIEFS - 280 SCORE IN FIRST 5 MINUTES OF GAME 134 BUCCANEERS -3 1/2 +240 179 YES +125 ALTERNATE GAME POINTSPREAD 180 NO -145 135 CHIEFS - 440 SCORE AT EXACTLY 10:00 LEFT IN 1ST QUARTER, THEN YES WINS 136 BUCCANEERS -7 1/2 +360 FIRST TEAM TO 10 POINTS ALTERNATE GAME POINTSPREAD 181 CHIEFS -140 137 CHIEFS - 800 182 BUCCANEERS +120 138 BUCCANEERS +550 -10 1/2 FIRST TEAM TO 20 POINTS ALTERNATE GAME POINTSPREAD 183 CHIEFS -150 139 CHIEFS -1100 184 BUCCANEERS +130 140 BUCCANEERS +700 -14 1/2 SCORE IN LAST 2 MINUTES OF FIRST HALF ALTERNATE 1ST HALF TOTAL 185 YES -110 -350 141 CHIEFS -255 186 NO -110 +290 142 BUCCANEERS 21 1/2 +215 SCORE AT EXACTLY 2:00 LEFT IN 1ST HALF, THEN YES WINS Players must play for action. 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Odds subject to change - NV Odds as of 1/30/21 Page 1 of 12 LAST PLAY OF FIRST HALF WILL BE A QUARTERBACK RUSH TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS IN GAME 187 YES +175 231 TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS - 110 -120 188 NO -200 PK - 110 6 1/2 +100 QUARTERBACK KNEEL IS A QUARTERBACK RUSH TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS IN GAME: CHIEFS SCORE IN LAST 3 1/2 MINUTES OF 4TH QUARTER 233 TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS -110 189 YES -200 3 1/2 -110 190 NO +175 TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS IN GAME: BUCCANEERS SCORE AT EXACTLY 3:30 LEFT IN 4TH QUARTER, THEN YES WINS 235 TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS +140 TEAM WITH LAST POSSESSION OF GAME 3 1/2 -160 191 CHIEFS -120 LONGEST TOUCHDOWN SCORED IN GAME 192 BUCCANEERS EV 237 LONGEST TD SCORED -110 LAST PLAY OF GAME WILL BE A QUARTERBACK RUSH 44 1/2 -110 193 YES -175 IF THERE IS NO TD, THEN PROP IS A REFUND 194 NO +155 SHORTEST TOUCHDOWN SCORED IN GAME QUARTERBACK KNEEL IS A QUARTERBACK RUSH 239 SHORTEST TD SCORED +140 TOTAL KICKOFFS IN GAME 1 1/2 -160 195 TOTAL KICKOFFS -105 IF THERE IS NO TD, THEN PROP IS A REFUND 12 1/2 -115 TEAM TO SCORE LONGEST TOUCHDOWN OF GAME ANY FREE KICK AFTER A SAFETY IS CONSIDERED A KICKOFF 241 CHIEFS -150 TOTAL KICKOFF RETURNS IN GAME 242 BUCCANEERS +130 197 TOTAL KICKOFF RETURNS +180 YARDS OF LONGEST TOUCHDOWN DRIVE IN GAME 4 1/2 -210 243 LONGEST TD DRIVE -125 TEAM WITH LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN 81 1/2 +105 199 CHIEFS +125 IF THERE IS NO TD, THEN PROP IS A REFUND 200 BUCCANEERS -145 WILL BOTH TEAMS HAVE EXACTLY 1 YARD TOUCHDOWNS TOTAL NET YARDS IN GAME 245 YES +250 201 NET YARDS -110 246 NO -300 765 1/2 -110 AT LEAST ONE TOUCHDOWN SCORED IN EACH QUARTER TEAM WITH MOST NET YARDS IN GAME 247 YES EV 203 CHIEFS -33 1/2 - 110 248 NO -120 204 BUCCANEERS - 110 TEAM WITH LONGEST TOUCHDOWN DRIVE IN GAME WILL THE TEAM WITH LESS NET YARDS WIN GAME 249 CHIEFS -120 205 YES +155 250 BUCCANEERS EV 206 NO -175 TEAM WITH LONGEST SCORING DRIVE IN GAME WILL BOTH TEAMS COMBINE FOR 1,000+ NET YARDS IN GAME 251 CHIEFS -120 207 YES +425 252 BUCCANEERS EV 208 NO -550 KICKOFF AND PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS COUNT TEAM WITH MOST RUSHING YARDS IN GAME FIRST TOUCHDOWN IN GAME WILL BE 209 CHIEFS -5 - 110 253 PASSING TD -185 210 BUCCANEERS - 110 254 ANY OTHER TD +165 TEAM WITH MORE TIME OF POSSESSION IN GAME TEAM WITH FIRST TOUCHDOWN PASS OF GAME 211 CHIEFS -145 255 CHIEFS -135 212 BUCCANEERS +125 256 BUCCANEERS +115 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS IN GAME TEAM WITH MORE TRIPS TO OPPONENTS RED ZONE 213 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS -110 257 CHIEFS -115 130 1/2 -110 258 BUCCANEERS -105 A PLAY MUST START FROM SCRIMMAGE, RED ZONE IS OPPONENTS 20 YARD LINE OR LESS TEAM WITH MORE OFFENSIVE PLAYS IN GAME 215 CHIEFS -120 TEAM TO VISIT OPPONENTS RED ZONE FIRST 216 BUCCANEERS EV 259 CHIEFS -115 TEAM WITH LONGEST PLAY FROM SCRIMMAGE 260 BUCCANEERS -105 A PLAY MUST START FROM SCRIMMAGE, RED ZONE IS OPPONENTS 20 YARD LINE OR LESS 217 CHIEFS -155 218 BUCCANEERS +135 WILL A DRIVE START AT THE 5 YARD LINE OR LESS KICKOFF AND PUNT RETURNS DO NOT COUNT 261 YES -110 FIRST OFFENSIVE PLAY FROM SCRIMMAGE 262 NO -110 219 RUN PLAY -135 TOTAL FIELD GOALS IN GAME 220 PASS PLAY +115 263 TOTAL FIELD GOALS +105 IF FIRST PLAY IS A SACK, THEN PASS PLAY IS THE WINNER 3 1/2 -125 FIRST PLAY FROM SCRIMMAGE RESULT IN FIRST DOWN TEAM WITH MOST MADE FIELD GOALS IN GAME 221 YES +250 265 CHIEFS -115 222 NO -300 266 BUCCANEERS -105 IF FIRST DOWN IS DETERMINED BY PENALTY, THEN PROP IS A REFUND LONGEST FIELD GOAL MADE IN GAME TEAM WITH FIRST 20+ YARD GAIN FROM SCRIMMAGE 267 LONGEST FG MADE +280 223 CHIEFS -110 54 1/2 -340 224 BUCCANEERS -110 IF THERE IS NO MADE FIELD GOAL, THEN PROP IS A REFUND YARDAGE GAINED BY PENALTY DOES NOT COUNT LONGEST FIELD GOAL MADE IN GAME TOTAL PLAYERS WITH A PASS ATTEMPT 269 LONGEST FG MADE -110 225 TOTAL PLAYERS +150 46 1/2 -110 2 1/2 -170 IF THERE IS NO MADE FIELD GOAL, THEN PROP IS A REFUND TOTAL PLAYERS WITH A RUSH ATTEMPT SHORTEST FIELD GOAL MADE IN GAME 227 TOTAL PLAYERS -180 271 SHORTEST FG MADE -120 7 1/2 +160 26 1/2 +100 IF THERE IS NO MADE FIELD GOAL, THEN PROP IS A REFUND TOTAL YARDS OF LONGEST QUARTERBACK RUSH 229 LONGEST RUSH -110 12 1/2 -110 Players must play for action. 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  • Week 3 Training Camp Report

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