Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals Odds: 53% of Bets on Chiefs to Win AFC Championship

The AFC Championship game rematch from last season between the Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals has sportsbooks in a conundrum. Bettors have also been swaying back and forth. Here is a look at the latest public betting for the Chiefs vs. Bengals.

Kyle Newman

Jan 27 2023, 2:10pm | 3 mins read

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Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals Odds: 53% of Bets on Chiefs to Win AFC Championship

The AFC Championship game is tight. The books have flipped the spread multiple times but have landed on the Chiefs as the slight favorites. The bettors agree, but only just barely.

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Chiefs vs. Bengals Start Time and Where to Watch

Date - Sunday, January 29, 2023
Game Time - 6:30 p.m. ET
Where - GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri
Where to Watch - CBS

Chiefs vs. Bengals Odds

Spread - Cincinnati +1 (-110), Kansas City -1 (-105)
Total Odds - Under 48 (-105), Over 48 (-110)
Moneyline - Cincinnati (+106), Kansas City (-120)

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Chiefs vs. Bengals AFC Championship Betting

The Chiefs are 1-point favorites, the third time this season they’ve had a spread of 1 point. The Chiefs are 2-0 in those games, beating the Bucs and the 49ers. So, it should be no surprise that bettors are backing them with 53.5% of bets placed on them. Of course, the Bengals are just behind, with 46.5% of bets placed on them. The Bengals have won three straight games over the Chiefs, including in the AFC Championship last year.

The Bengals are looking to be the first team to go to back-to-back Super Bowls since the Chiefs did it in 2019 and 2020. The Chiefs are looking to head to their third Super Bowl in four years, the first team to do that since the Patriots made three in a row from 2016-2018.

The AFC is prone to domination. Prior to the Bengals win last year, the AFC hadn’t had a one-off champion since the Ravens won in 2012. The Chiefs won it two straight years, the Patriots four times in five years before that, and the Broncos two times in three years. The question now is, are the Bengals another Baltimore, or are they next in line to dominate the conference?