Caleb Wilfinger
Super Bowl 59 between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles is just about here. It kicks off on Sunday at 6:30 pm ET on FOX inside the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. It’s coming up fast, but there is still time to get in the game and wager on all kinds of available betting markets. One of those markets involves 2-point conversions, which have shown up more often than one would expect in a game of this magnitude. Will there or won’t there be a successful 2-pt conversion during the final game of the 2024 NFL season? Let’s take a look at the odds and best bets to make for this market.
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Super Bowl 59 2-point conversion odds and history
Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook and available at time of publishing.
- Yes – there will be a 2-pt conversion (+280)
- No – there won’t be a 2-pt conversion (-360)
There have been 11 successful 2-point tries in Super Bowl history, with 3 of those tries having come in the last 8 games. In the previous meeting between these teams in Super Bowl 57, we saw Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts punch one in against the Chiefs. Will we see another successful 2-pt conversion in this year’s installment? It’s almost time to find out.
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Super Bowl 59 2-pt conversion prediction: Successful 2-point conversion attempt by either team (+280)
This is a pretty good number for a successful 2-point conversion attempt in this game, given that +280 odds implies a 26.32% chance of a successful 2-point conversion in the Super Bowl. The implied chance of converting a 2-point conversion attempt is around 53%, which gives us some value on our wager if there is an attempt at any point in the game. The only problem arises if the game script doesn’t necessitate a 2-point conversion attempt from either team.
The ideal scenario in which a 2-point conversion attempt would happen would involve the trailing team scoring a touchdown and needing the additional 2 points to either tie the game or build a lead of at least a field goal. That fits the mold for both teams in a game that is priced at nearly a pick ’em. Let’s take a shot at this +280 price.
Read our full Kansas City Chiefs vs Philadelphia Eagles predictions for Super Bowl 59
