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Get Losing Bet Builder Bets Refunded If Kansas City Chiefs Win Super Bowl 55
Leigh Copson:
Bookmaker Paddy Power is refunding losing Bet Builder bets on this Sunday’s Super Bowl if the odds-on favourites, the Kansas City Chiefs, beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium for the second time this season. We know just how we would use this promotion, so get our free tip below!
PLEASE NOTE:18+. Applies to all Bet Builder bets placed on the Kansas City Chiefs @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl game on February 7th. Max free bet £5. T&Cs apply.
18+. Applies to all Bet Builder bets placed on the Kansas City Chiefs @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl game on February 7th. Max free bet £5. T&Cs apply. Odds Correct at 13:40 GMT on 3/2/2021.
Tyreek Hill To Score 1st Touchdown
Tyreek Hill slead Tampa Bay with 17 touchdowns over the course of this season and torched this Tampa secondary for three of them back in November. He scored the first touchdown of that matchup and in the last five games in which he has hit paydirt, Hill has scored either the first TD of the game or the Chiefs’ first TD of the game on four occasions. This makes him a hugely appealing First Touchdown Scorer pick here.
Travis Kelce To Score Touchdown Anytime
Travis Kelce remains Patrick Mahomes’ favourite target and it is no surprise given how often he is rewarded for throwing the ball his way. Kelce is in red-hot form right now – his two-TD showing against Buffalo in the AFC Championship Game means he has now scored in each of his last six games, racking up seven TDs in total during that time, and in the 17 games that he has featured in this season, Kelce has failed to find the endzone on just five occasions. One of those came against Tampa in November, but lightning is unlikely to strike twice. Kelce could, and should, score in the Super Bowl for the second season running.
Chiefs -3.5 To Win & +56.5 Total Points
It would be foolish to simply write off Tom Brady and Tampa Bay, but it cannot be ignored just how impressively Kansas City sent Buffalo packing in the AFC Championship Game. They did not need to get out of first gear to beat the Bills and that does not bode well for the Buccaneers. Tampa deserve credit for downing the Packers in Green Bay in the NFC Championship Game, but it was not a complete performance on both sides of the football. Offensively they spluttered in the second half and they cannot afford that if they wish to keep pace with, and better, their KC counterparts. Simply put, the Chiefs are the better team and that will be confirmed after an entertaining game.
Terms & Conditions
Who can take part? The promotion is available for new and existing customers with registered Paddy Power accounts, aged 18 or over How and when can I qualify? Applies to all BetBuilder bets on Kansas City Chiefs @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday 7th February What can I win? Money Back as a Free Bet on losing Bet Builders if Kansas City win Applies to losing bet builders placed pre match only Applies to bets placed after 12pm Tuesday 2nd February Max free bet £5 per customer Free bet stake not included in any subsequent winnings When will I get my prize? Refunds will be credited by 12pm Monday 8th February What else do I need to know? Applies to all Online, Mobile, Phone and Text bets Offer does not apply to bets placed in retail shops Bets placed with free bets will not qualify for the offer Cashed out or partially cashed out bets do not qualify Other boring but essential stuff: Paddy Power reserves the right, at its discretion, to exclude certain customers from this promotion and to change the terms or availability of this offer at any time Paddy Power Rugby rules apply The full terms and conditions of Paddypower.com also apply to this offer.
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