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Yes, there is no option for a tie because Pro Bowl games can't end in ties as they go by playoff rules and not preseason or regular season rules. Are you excited about this game a week prior to Super Bowl 54 between the 49ers and Chiefs, which will have no players in the Pro Bowl game for obvious reasons?

Are you aware the winners of the 2020 Pro Bowl get $74000 and the losers get $37000? Please give your final score prediction and if in regulation or in overtime. Mine is NFC wins 31-27 in regulation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro_Bowl

The Pro Bowl has different rules from regular NFL games to make the game safer.

No motion or shifting by the offense
Offense must have a running back and tight end in all formations
Offense may have 1 or 2 receivers on the same side
Intentional grounding is legal
Defense must run a 4–3 at all times, though the Cover 2 and press coverage is allowed
No blitz; DEs and tackles can rush on passing plays, provided they are on same side of ball plus others listed.

In case of a tie after regulation, multiple 15-minute OT periods will be played (with each team receiving two time outs per period), and in the first overtime teams receive one possession to score unless one of them scores a touchdown/safety on its first possession. True sudden death rules apply thereafter if both teams have had their initial possession and the game remains tied.

The Pro Bowl is not allowed to end in a tie, unlike preseason and regular season games. (In general, beyond the 1st overtime, whoever scores first wins. The first overtime starts as if the game had started over, like the NFL Playoffs.)