Kansas City vs. Philadelphia

It's the Super Bowl. The two teams that made it here are deserving and great. They are probably at least relatively evenly matched. It should be a back-and-forth duke-it-out sort of affair, right? If you asked a dozen of your friends whether one of the two teams will score three-straight times without the other team scoring, probably most of them would say "no way!" Your gut tells you that this will be a close even battle the whole way. One team scoring back-to-back-to-back unanswered just isn't likely to happen, right? That's why most people bet the NO on this prop. It's also why the oddsmakers end up shading the line. They know that they are offering great odds on the YES bet but since most of their action is on the other side, they are okay with it. That leaves a great opportunity for us to take advantage. The reality is that in 56 Super Bowls, there have been 39 games in which one or both of the teams scored three-straight times unanswered during the game. That comes out to 70% of the time. Fair odds on a 70% bet are around -235. So, laying -175 on this bet has value and it should come through around 70% of the time we make it. Take the YES.