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2024 NFL conference title odds, big bets, liabilities, notable action

Updated Jan. 29, 2024 1:30 a.m. ET

Bettors were all over the NFL conference championship games on Sunday.

We've tracked the major bets, as well as the wagers with longer odds, for the San Francisco 49ers' 34-31 win over the Detroit Lions in the NFC Championship Game and the Kansas City Chiefs beating the Baltimore Ravens 17-7 in the AFC title game.

Let's dive into a plethora of betting nuggets from Sunday.

NFC

49ers 34, Lions 31

Point spread: Lions (+7.5) cover by losing by fewer than 7.5 points (3)
Moneyline: 49ers win as -360 favorites (bet $10 to win $12.78 total); Lions were +290 underdogs (bet $10 to win $39 total)
Total: Over 52.5 points scored by both teams combined (65)

One of the bets with longer odds to pay off was Detroit's Jameson Williams to score the first touchdown at +2500 (bet $10 to win $260 total).

San Francisco running back Christian McCaffrey scored a touchdown at -300 for bettors.

A bettor put down a five-figure bet on the 49ers moneyline.

S.F. quarterback Brock Purdy throwing an interception paid off at +105.

Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs is a popular prop bet.

And Gibbs delivered with a TD run in the second quarter.

A bettor took the 49ers and gave seven points, hoping to earn a $100,000 profit.

Will tight ends George Kittle and Sam LaPorta help this bettor cash in a huge prop bet?

Kittle bettors were sweating out the second half.

San Francisco's Brandon Aiyuk paid at -105 (bet $10 to win $19.52 total) with his TD catch.

Kansas City beating Baltimore ruined a couple of big Super Bowl matchup bets.

AFC

Chiefs 17, Ravens 7

Point spread: Chiefs (+4.5) cover by winning outright
Moneyline: Chiefs win as +184 underdogs (bet $10 to win $28.40 total); Ravens were -220 favorites (bet $10 to win $14.55 total);
Total: Under 44.5 points scored by both teams combined (24)

Patrick Everson, who covers sports wagering for FOX Sports, reported two big moneyline bets on the Ravens.

Another bettor put down a total of $350,000 on two Ravens bets.

A bettor put $87,000 on the Chiefs moneyline.

One of the longest odds wagers to hit was Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson catching a pass. (+7500).

Travis Kelce scored the opening touchdown to pay off at +850 to score the first TD and +115 for an anytime TD.

The Ravens tied it on Zay Flowers' TD catch.

Kelce scoring the first TD and Flowers the second TD paid off nicely for prop bettors (+9000).

Isiah Pacheco's touchdown paid off at +125 (bet $10 to win $22.50 total).

A Chiefs moneyline backer is risking $100,000 at +500 odds for a potential profit of $500,000.

On the opposite side of the field, a bettor plunked down $175,000 on the Ravens moneyline (-200) for a potential profit of $87,500.

Everson said public money is heavy on Kansas City.

A bettor put down $150,000 on a Ravens three-way parlay.

A parlay bettor has three $500 wagers with the Chiefs as the final leg, with potential payouts of $24,223.59 (12 legs at +4844), $17,495.80 (11 legs at +3499) and $25,764.38 (15 legs at +5152).

Another bettor is a Kansas City win away from a nice three-team parlay involving MLB's Baltimore Orioles and the NBA's Miami Heat.

Jackson is a popular player prop bet.

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