A team of American bettors from Unabated faces off against a team of European bettors from Matchbook on Super Bowl Props.
Check out the rule, format, scoring and picks below.
Competition Rules:
3 contestants per side.
There will be two rounds of competition, Game Props & Player Props.
A maximum of 18 points will be awarded in the competition.
Format:
All matches will be based on picks from Prop markets and lines from the Official Westgate Super Bowl Prop Pack. Once a pick is used, it can’t be used again by either team. However, a similar pick can be used.
The 18 matches will be round-robin in that in each show, and every player will have one match against each player on the opposing team.
In the Game Props round, for each match a player will first give his pick from any prop bet in the Game Props section of the prop odds. A pick will consist of a side and a price. His opponent will then give his pick from any prop bet in the Game Props section.
In the Player Props round, for each match a player will first give his pick from any prop bet in the Player Props section of the prop odds. A pick will consist of a side and a price. His opponent will then give his pick from any prop bet in the Player Props section.
The winner of the match will be the player who wins their prop bet. If the players from both teams win their prop bet, the winner is the pick chosen at the bigger odds. If the result and odds are the same, the match results in a tie. If both players lose their prop bet, no points are awarded.
Since picking second in each matchup has an advantage, teams will alternate who picks first in each match.
Scoring:
Teams score 1 point for a winning match. Teams score ½ point for a tied match. The competition’s overall winner will be the Team that scores the most points after both rounds.
In the event of a tie at the end of two rounds, the winner will be the team who accumulated the highest aggregated odds from their winning bets.
Game Props:
Match 1:
Brad (M) – Under 6.5 SF Receivers -130 (1.77)
Rufus (U) – Under 4.5 Total Sacks -110 (1.91)
Match 2:
Jack (U) – Longest FG Made o47.5 -110 (1.91)
Suuma (M) – SF No 4th down conversion -110 (1.91)
Match 3:
Drew (M) – Longest TD u38.5 yds -110 (1.91)
Tom (U) – Score in 1st 4.5 minutes +145 (2.45)
Match 4:
Rufus (U) – Under 2.5 players to attempt a pass -175 (1.57)
Drew (M) – Over 1.5 yds shortest TD -110 (1.91)
Match 5:
Drew (M) – 1H TD’s u2.5 -110 (1.91)
Jack (U) – Both Teams Complete 1st pass attempt +110 (2.1)
Match 6:
Tom (U) – Over 3.5 FG’s made +140 (2.4)
Brad (M) – No 2pt Conversion Attempt -165 (1.61)
Match 7:
Suuma (M) – 1H Made FG’s over 1.5 -125 (1.8)
Tom (U) – Distance of 1st Made FG o36.5 yds -110 (1.91)
Match 8:
Jack (U) – Both Teams Make a 33yd or Longer FG -120 (1.83)
Drew (M) – KC 1st Challenge -110 (1.91)
Match 9:
Suuma (M) – 1st Timeout SF +105 (2.05)
Rufus (U) – 1st Timeout KC -125 (1.8)
Player Props:
Match 1:
Rufus (U) – Valdez-Scantling un 19.5 Rec Yds -110 (1.91)
Brad (M) – Purdy 1st Interception +100 (2.0)
Match 2:
Suuma (M) – Mitchell ov 1.5 Rush Attempts +110 (2.1)
Jack (U) – Kelce TD Before Kittle TD -140 (1.71)
Match 3:
Tom (U) – Samuel un 4.5 Receptions +105 (2.05)
Drew (M) – Purdy un 31.5 Pass Attempts -110 (1.91)
Match 4:
Brad (M) – Kittle Longest Reception ov 21.5 -110 (1.91)
Tom (U) – Edwards-Helaire un 7.5 Rush Yards -110 (1.91)
Match 5:
Tom (U) – Jennings Longest Reception u10.5 +110 (2.1)
Suuma (M) – Valdez-Scantling ov 19.5 Rec Yds -110 (1.91)
Match 6:
Drew (M) – Butker More Points v. Moody -120 (1.83)
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