In Game Betting Odds

In-game betting is all about wagering on what’s happening in the game in real time and we’ve got it! Our player friendly interface will provide readjusted spreads, moneylines and totals for the entire live match and while commercials are on so you won’t miss a single second of action. Below is an example of NFL betting odds taken from an online betting site. In this example you can see Los Angeles is listed at +130 ($100 bet pays $130 plus of course your original wager back) and New England is listed at -150 ($150 bet pays $100). A $10 bet on +120 odds would pay out $12 in profits. Examples: Below is an example of NFL betting odds taken from an online betting site. In this example you can see Los Angeles is listed at +130 ($100 bet pays $130 plus of course your original wager back) and New England is listed at -150 ($150 bet.

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It was a wild ride for the Chicago Bears in 2020; quarterback uncertainty, winning streaks followed by losing streaks, and plenty of close games. After starting 5-1, the Bears were sorted out with a six-game losing streak. However, behind David Montgomery and a lights-out defense, Chicago managed to skirt into the NFC Playoffs. Mitch Trubisky may have won himself another year as the starting quarterback for the Bears thanks to solid late-season play.

It’s not all peachy, though– Matt Nagy has faced immense scrutiny this season for coaching ineptitude and his future with the team is uncertain moving forward. Chicago’s nasty defense will remain intact this offseason, but decisions surround Trubisky and star receiver Allen Robinson, who is rumored to be displeased with his current spot. For having so many players secured for next season (barring trades), the Bears have many question marks to address this offseason.

Chicago Bears odds

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Bears Super Bowl odds

The Chicago Bears were eliminated from the NFC Playoffs in the Wild Card round by the New Orleans Saints.

NFC North odds

The Packers clinched the NFC North, eliminating the Bears from division contention.

How to bet on the Bears

Sports betting is now legal in Illinois so Bears fans in that state will now be able to bet on the home team. Before heading to the sportsbooks (yes, you should have more than one and be ready to shop around for the best value) make sure you’re familiar with these terms and how the odds work to get the most out of your bets.

Moneyline

The first stop of beginner and experienced bettors alike, moneylines are set with a favorite and an underdog depending on who’s expected to win the game. Odds typically range from -200 to +200 but they can extend in either direction based on the on-field matchup and location of a game.

The Bears may be favored at -200 in a mid-season home game against the rival Lions with a $10 bet returning a profit of $5 with victory in regulation or overtime. If the Lions were to pull off the upset at +200, a bet on the visitors would return a profit of $20. The rare NFL tie would result in a push on a regular two-way line with all bets on either team being refunded in full.

Should the Lions be without QB Matthew Stafford or other star players, the Bears may be more heavily favored at a line of -450 and the same $10 bet would return a profit of just $2.22 with a win for Chicago. This is often referred to as a chalk play and is best avoided with such a small profit margin.

Spread

In the above scenario of a heavy favorite on the moneyline, it’s a much wiser betting strategy to pass and bet the Bears against the spread rather than to simply beat the Lions outright. The most common spreads are set at 2.5, 3.5, 6.5 or 7.5 points to represent winning margins of either a field goal or a touchdown. Spreads of +/-0.5 or +/-1 represent a pick’em, and the moneyline may be the more profitable play for either side. For instance, the Bears are Week 1 underdogs at Detroit with a +1.5 spread.

Spreads odds are set much more conservatively than they are on the moneyline. The odds will typically range from -120 to +120 ($8.33 or $12 profit on a $10 bet) and lower the risk of betting a favorite while decreasing the potential profit margin of an underdog. Spreads almost always contain the half-point hook, but public betting action can level out at a line at an integer number.

Spreads for every game of the 2020 NFL season are available to view here.

Total

Also known as the Over/Under, total lines ask for how many points the two teams will combine to score with lines generally ranging from the mid-30s to high 50s based on the most common scores. The more appealing the offensive matchup, the higher the total is likely to be. Elite quarterbacks, defensive injuries or a primetime spotlight can also inflate total lines with viewers expecting an offensive explosion.

Odds are usually equal on either side at -110 or -105 with a $10 bet returning a profit of $9.09 or $9.52, respectively. Like with spreads, lines can close at an integer number and result in a push should the final score equal the projected line.

Team totals work hand-in-hand with spreads to specify how many points either team will score. If the Bears are favored at -3.5 over the Lions with a total of 43.5, the Bears’ team total would be 23.5, with the Lions’ line set at 20 or 20.5.

Moneylines, spreads, and totals are available for an entire game, each half, or for individual quarters. Sportsbooks can also offer an abundance of alternate lines for both spreads and totals with more profitable odds or a safer projection.

Props

Single-game props are most commonly seen in the form of an Over/Under for a statistical projection. Sportsbooks will set a line for how many yards, touchdowns, turnovers, etc. a team or specified star players will record in a game. Yes/No wagers exist for whether certain players will score a touchdown in a game. Prop odds are generally contained within a range from -130 to +130.

More profitable props will include larger pools of possibilities such as which player will score the first touchdown or which quarter will be the highest scoring. Props are most often associated with the Super Bowl, which can include novelty props such as the color of the Gatorade being dumped on the winning head coach or the length of the national anthem.

There are also regular season player props available until the start os the 2020 season. See below for example props for WR Allen Robinson.

Futures

Futures bets can be a form of season-long prop asking for how many yards or touchdowns certain players will produce in a season. Futures also look at the end-of-year awards, team win totals, odds of winning a division or conference, or the Super Bowl.

The more options available, the wider the range of odds. MVP contenders can see odds ranging from +100 (even money) to as high as +50000 (500-1). Super Bowl odds can start as low as +200 or +300 and extend to +15000 for a projected last-place team.

Odds can be released immediately upon the conclusion of the prior Super Bowl and will be updated throughout the offseason, regular season and playoffs. Everything from free agency, the NFL draft, trades, injuries, and standings can impact odds for team and player futures, alike.

Teasers

A form of parlay bet whereby bettors can alter spread or total lines for higher, more lucrative odds, or “buy” points to get a safer line while getting lower, less profitable odds. Don’t trust the Bears to cover a spread of -7.5 and beat the Lions by 8 or more points? Tease the line down to -3.5 so all they need to do is win by 4 or more points.

In-play/live betting

Get action on a game after kickoff with continuously-adjusting lines depending on the score, present game flow, or in-game injuries. The popularization of mobile betting allows even fans in attendance of a game to place a wager on the Over immediately after the opening kick is returned for a touchdown.

Keep close tabs on how the game’s developing and back the losing team at an inflated moneyline number if they were hurt by unlikely turnovers in the first half.

2019 Bears season in review

The Bears went from first in the division in 2018 to third in 2019 while winning four fewer games and finishing at .500 for the first time since 2013. They were one of the league’s least profitable teams to bet, finishing a league-worst 4-12 against the spread while losing by 1.1 points per game and failing to cover by 2.6 PPG. They were 3-5 ATS at home at Soldier Field.

Chicago also went just 6-10 against the Over/Under, falling an average of 4.3 PPG shy of the projected point total. The defense gets a large share of the credit after allowing just 18.6 PPG to rank fourth in the NFL but the 17.5 PPG posted by the offense ranked fourth-worst in the league. Star LB Khalil Mack’s 8.4 sacks in 16 games were his fewest since his rookie season with the Oakland Raiders.

Trubisky completed just 63.2 percent of his passes for 3,138 yards and 17 touchdowns against 10 interceptions over 15 games in his third year in the league. Rookie RB David Montgomery emerged as the season went on and finished his debut campaign with 889 rushing yards, 185 receiving yards, and seven total touchdowns. WR Allen Robinson enjoyed a strong season with 1,147 receiving yards and seven touchdowns, but no other player recorded more than Anthony Miller’s 656 yards.

Bears 2020 off-season moves

Key trades: Acquired QB Nick Foles from the Jacksonville Jaguars in exchange for a compensatory fourth-round pick (No. 140) in the 2020 NFL Draft.

Key re-signings: LB Danny Trevathan (three-year, $24 million extension), S Deon Bush (one year, $1.4 million), DB Eddie Jackson (four-year, $58.4 million extension), LB Devante Bond (one year, $825,000), S DeAndre Houston-Carson (one year, $1 million)

Key free agent losses: LB Leonard Floyd (released, signed with LAR), S HaHa Clinton-Dix (to DAL), DB Prince Amukamara (released), WR Taylor Gabriel (released), DT Nick Williams (to DET)

Key free agent signings: TE Jimmy Graham (two years, $16 million), DE Robert Quinn (five years, $70 million), LB Barkevious Mingo (one year, $1.2 million), OT Germain Ifedi (one year, $1 million), CB Artie Burns (one year, $1 million)

The biggest change for the Bears was the upgrade from incumbent Chase Daniel to the Super Bowl-winning Foles as the backup to Trubisky. On the defensive side, Chicago released Floyd before signing Quinn as an upgrade to the pass-rush. The Bears will once again lean heavily on the defensive side of the ball while hoping to add an offensive playmaker via the 2020 NFL Draft.

Super Bowl week has arrived and for fans, this is the biggest betting week of the year. The excitement will continue throughout the week. This will be a full breakdown of everything you need to know about betting on the Super Bowl including where, how, and tips to help with your strategic decision making.

Betting on the Super Bowl is one of the most popular sports bets that fans make every year. Because it is one of the most-watched and bet on events in the country, oddsmakers are very careful where they place their lines. Understanding NFL Super Bowl odds is important for every budding sports bettor.

Sportsbooks use a host of different factors to include in NFL odds. Such as strength of schedule, previous season success, additions on the roster, and past history to show the likelihood to win the big game.

The Chiefs have long been the favorite to take the championship this season, and not much has changed in the lead-up to Super Bowl LV. Sportsbook oddsmakers give Kansas City a 60% shot at winning the game, with average odds sitting at -171. Still, it’s anything but a no-brainer, with the Brady-backed Buccaneers looking to sign off on this tumultuous season with a statement-making win. Books set those odds at +147, giving Tampa Bay a 40% chance at the 2021 Vince Lombardi Trophy.

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Odds To Win The Super Bowl – When Was There The Most Value?

Super Bowl odds are always changing throughout the season. Be sure to check continually for updates as well as use our automated chart to track the changes in 7, 14, and 21-day intervals. The NFL futures odds are updated daily.

An important distinction for teams as the season draws nearly over is looking at future schedules. For instance, the Ravens and Seahawks have some of the easiest schedules in the NFL to end the season. They should come close to winning out and put themselves in a good position to make it to the Super Bowl.

Now that the season matchup is decided, let us see how the odds went in totality. This is to say, when should we have bet on the Chiefs and when should we have bet on the Buccaneers. Keeping track of these odds is crucial during season-long bets because buying stock in these teams (placing bets) is how you increase profitability. There was plenty of value on these teams at points if timed correctly.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers +2800

You read that correctly, when Tom Brady signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, BetMGM had the Buccaneers at +2800. That means that a $10 dollar bet would net you $280 in profit during the season.

During the season, the Buccaneers fluctuated greatly. However, during week 11, the Buccaneers were as high as +1650 to win the Super Bowl. Phenomenal value that late in the season.

Kansas City Chiefs +600

The Chiefs were an uphill battle when betting the Super Bowl since their week 3 dominating win over the Ravens. The Ravens came in at +500 to win the Super Bowl prior to the season. When the Chiefs came out motivated and dominated the Ravens, they plummeted from +600 to under +400 at some books.

Overall, it would appear that the best time to bet a team to win the Super Bowl is prior to the season. This is easier said than done obviously. However, the Chiefs odds dropped considerably once the season started. Looking at the schedule for a favorite and projecting how many wins they will have is very important.

COVID-19 Affecting Gameplay

The 2021 Super Bowl odds changed dramatically as the nation learned how COVID-19 affected gameplay throughout the season. There have been ups and downs this season for the NFL but it appears like they are going to power through.

The NFL experienced plenty of positive tests this season for COVID-19. They have been proactive in attempting to contact trace to stop the spread and save games. This was a very successful tactic for the NFL.

There were some pitfalls, however, as they contemplated canceling games. At one point, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported via Twitter that the NFL considered adding a Week 18. The details of how week 18 would have played out are still unknown. What we do know, is that the NFL ultimately didn’t need a Week 18.

While the NFL approved new protocols in the case of canceled games, it was clear that they had no interest in doing so. The NFL played the Ravens vs. Steelers game on a Wednesday when it was originally scheduled six days prior, on Thanksgiving.

Furthermore, the Broncos’ entire quarterback room was placed on the COVID-19 list making them ineligible for week 12. Many might forget this but it was the strangest game I remember in the NFL. The result was starting a wide receiver at quarterback and being embarrassed 31-3. The NFL had zero interest in canceling games.

The playoffs were not played in a bubble as the NBA did for the 2020 NBA Finals playoffs. This was rather surprising considering players were consistently testing positive for COVID-19.

The NFL did not hit many snags in the playoffs. There were not any game-changing COVID-19 positive tests. Hopefully, this trend continues and we won’t see any positive tests the week of the Super Bowl.

Where Can I Bet On The Super Bowl Online

If you want to bet on the Super Bowl online you must be located in one of the states that permit legal online sports betting.

The list of states where online sports betting is legalized changes regularly. Each of these states already has live online sportsbooks ready to take Super Bowl futures bets. Most also have retail sportsbooks for local betting.

States like New Jersey and Pennsylvania set the stage for online Super Bowl Betting early on. States like Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Tennessee, Nevada, and West Virginia all launched online sports betting. Michigan and Virginia became the two most recent states to launch online sports betting.

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Each state has different sportsbooks that are legally allowed to operate in a given state. For example, BetMGM is legal in New Jersey, Nevada, Tennessee, West Virginia, Indiana, and Colorado. One of the more widely recognized sportsbooks, BetMGM offers a $500 risk-free bet that can be used while betting on the Super Bowl.

Learn more in our Guide To Placing A Sports Bet Online.

How To Choose The Best Sportsbook For Super Bowl Betting

Many fans would be keen to use this risk-free bet for a free shot at the Super Bowl winner at advantageous odds. For instance, if you bet on the Buccaneers to win the Super Bowl before they signed Tom Brady you would get odds near +3000. These are extremely strong odds and gives your bet of $500 the chance to turn into $15,500.

It is important to differentiate which sportsbooks have the best odds. Sharps typically have multiple sportsbooks that they are registered with. They will flip between the sports betting apps to make a decision that is the most profitable. For example, if PointsBet has the Buccaneers at +2900 but BetMGM had the odds at +2600, the seemingly small difference in odds is worth $1,500 in this particular bet.

Each sportsbook is different based on the available odds. Some charge a higher vig and some odds change because big amounts of money are being thrown around. If large wagers are placed on the Chiefs to win the Super Bowl, their odds will begin to change so the books can adjust to the amount of liability.

How To Place Online Super Bowl Bets

When bettors want to wager on the Super Bowl they must first sign up for a sportsbook. It is important to take advantage of promotions that they may have going. Refer to Bonus.com’s Sportsbook Reviews to get the exclusive promotional codes and find the sportsbook right for you. Then, follow these steps:

• Step 1: Use our Online Sports Betting Guide to find the right sportsbook for you and to take advantage of the best promotions.
• Step 2: Choose your sportsbook and download the app.
• Step 3: Go to the sign-up page and register for your account.
• Step 4: Enter your first and last name as well as your email address and last four 4 of your social security number.
• Step 5: Deposit money using the promo code found in the review.
• Step 6: Tap on Sports > NFL> NFL Futures> Super Bowl Odds> Place bet.
• Step 7: Once your team wins the Super Bowl, sign in to your account options, tap withdrawal, and enjoy your payday!

Where Can I Bet On The Super Bowl In Vegas?

Las Vegas is one of the top cities for betting on sports in the country. Mobile betting is not ideal, however, as fans must go to a casino first before being able to register for a mobile sportsbook.

Vegas is known for its wide array of casinos and resorts that get herds of visitors from across the country. The plethora of options on the Vegas Strip will make the fan experience even more fun whether you are betting on live events already in progress or before gameplay. Going to Las Vegas sportsbooks to place Super Bowl bets is very common.

MGM Grand, Caesar’s Palace, and Golden Nugget are very popular Las Vegas casinos. The Westgate SuperBook, Caesars Palace, Wynn, South Point, Venetian, and many other Las Vegas casinos host sportsbooks. All of these venues offer numerous ways to bet on the NFL.

How Are Super Bowl Betting Odds Calculated?

Bettors that understand how odds are broken-down and calculated can make bets more educated. There are so many different factors that play into the Super Bowl favorites. More often than not, the best teams are going given the best odds. But this is not always the case.

Before the 2019 season, bookmakers placed the Chiefs at +600 odds and the Patriots at +400 odds. Few will deny that the Chiefs have more talent but the reality is that the Patriots have the pedigree and history to make bettors lean their direction.

Other factors will include the difficulty of their regular season schedule, additions to the roster from the previous year, and of course, the overall talent on the roster. When the Chiefs won the Super Bowl in February of 2020, they were +600 before the start of the season. If you signed up for PointsBet Sportsbook or FanDuel Sportsbook, you were given a $500 risk-free bet. If you placed your risk-free bet on the Chiefs your $500 bet would profit $3,000.

When looking ahead to the odds for this coming season, the Chiefs drafted a running back in the backend of the first round giving them another playmaker at their disposal. The running back from LSU Clyde Edwards-Helaire will not drastically switch the odds.

However, coming off of a Super Bowl-winning season, the Chiefs brought nearly everyone back and added a running back at their weakest offensive position. Bringing the band back together and adding to it is exactly what oddsmakers look for when declaring favorites. The Chiefs are the favorite again this year and are as high as +600 to repeat as Super Bowl champs.

For more resources, check out our NFL Odds Calculator and Sports Betting Edge Table.

NFL Super Bowl LV Odds Breakdown

The Super Bowl is here and the Chiefs have opened up as 3 point favorites. Tom Brady is preparing for his 10th Super Bowl which is unbelievable in and of itself. Generation vs. Generation is in effect, we could be watching a passing of the torch. From Brady… to Mahomes.

Odds provided by DraftKings Sportsbook

Kansas City Chiefs (-3)

Super Bowl Odds For The Chiefs

• The Chiefs went down 9-0 early in the first quarter against the Buffalo Bills and ended up blowing the Bills out. When tested, the Chiefs are the most explosive team I can remember seeing in all of my years of watching football.
• The only way to beat the Chiefs is to keep the ball away from Mahomes. Big plays are not going to win you games. A slow, methodical approach to the game is the only hope to beating the Chiefs.
• The Chiefs opened up as 3 point favorites in the Super Bowl and I would expect them to climb to 3.5. The value is now as a field goal is very generous with this offense that is hardly tested.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+3)

Super Bowl Odds For The Buccaneers

• Tom Brady had 3 touchdown passes in the first half and looked horrific in the second half. However, he is 43 years old and has 2 weeks to prepare for the biggest game of his life. It has been Super Bowl or bust all year, they now have their shot.
• The Packers were the best team all season long in the NFC. Rodgers was the NFC MVP and had plenty of chances to win the game. The Bucs cannot give out those chances again. Mahomes will make them pay every time.
• The Buccaneers have the first-ever home Super Bowl. The Super Bowl will take place in Tampa Bay so there is a slight edge to having a home game. The difference should not be too large, there will not be many fans in attendance. The Buccaneers are 3 point underdogs in this one.

NFL Super Bowl Odds And Betting

Moneyline

Also known as a “straight bet” a Moneyline bet just chooses the winner of the game. When betting on the Moneyline, the odds are usually not exact. Typically there are favorites and underdogs. When the Chiefs and 49ers matched up for the Super Bowl, the Chiefs were around -121 and the 49ers +107.

When comparing NFL odds, a plus symbol means that the option is an underdog. The minus symbol means the option is a favorite to win. Moneyline betting odds with a “+” notation are relatively simple to calculate. The +195 line on the Giants, for example, means a $100 wager would net $195 in profit. In other words, the $100 bet would return a total of $295 (the $195 in profit and the original $100 bet).

Point Spreads

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Points spread bets or “handicap bets” are when sportsbooks put teams against a number that they must win or lose by. For the Chiefs, they were -1.5 against the 49ers during Super Bowl LIV. Had they won by 1 point and you bet on -1.5, the bet would lose. Conversely, if the 49ers lost by 1 and you had +1.5, your bet would win.

Betting Odds Meaning

Over/Under (Totals)

Betting on an Over/Under or total points bet means you are not betting on any team. If you bet over you are betting on the combined number of points between the two teams. Bookmakers set a number. Fans need to decide whether the game will go over or under that number. For Super Bowl LIV, bookmakers set the Over/Under at 54.5.

Parlays

When placing a parlay bet, you are betting on two or more things to happen. To get paid on your bet, all of the outcomes must occur in a given parlay. If you were to parlay Chiefs to win and Under 54.5 your bet would win. Conversely, if you bet Chiefs to win and Over 54.5 your bet would lose as the score of Super Bowl LIV was 31-20.

What Is An NFL Futures Bet?

The futures market in sports betting is a huge part of the industry. The possible bet types range from championship winners to divisional winners, and even MVP candidates. Fans can even bet on games that have not happened yet. For instance, when the Saints play the Vikings on Christmas Day, odds could be available weeks before this competitive matchup. These are all examples of an NFL Futures Bet.

Super Bowl Prop Bets

Prop bets are becoming more popular in the sports betting world. And there is no more popular betting event than the Super Bowl. Super Bowl prop bets go hand-in-hand because of the creativity involved and the added excitement for a much-hyped game.

A prop bet is a bet on an occurrence or non-occurrence of an event happening in a game, match, or season.

Super Bowl LV Available Prop Bets

Most Super Bowl prop bets are set once the teams are decided for the matchup. Until then, sportsbooks might get creative about what prop bets they start to offer before that time. Due to how unique this NFL season is, the prop bets could be more creative than ever.

The sportsbooks continue to add interesting prop bets for Super Bowl LV, but here are a few to look out for.

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Super Bowl MVP Odds

Patrick Mahomes: +100

Tom Brady: +210

Tyreek Hill: +1200

Travis Kelce: +1300

Leonard Fournette: +2500

Clyde Ewards-Helaire: +2800

Super Bowl MVP is one of the most popular bets for the Super Bowl. Seven of the last 10 Super Bowl MVPs have been quarterbacks so this could be a good value if you want a little extra juice on the winning team. These odds have been released and will be updated as more props become available.

Coin Toss Odds

Heads – 103

Tails -103

Betting on Heads or Tails is a popular bet on the Super Bowl. This is a pure 50% bet but some books are still collecting a vig. This bet could be done anywhere anytime so the modest vig from sportsbooks are worth avoiding. It is worth noting that 5 of the last 7 coin tosses have been tails.

To Win Coin Toss And Game Odds

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Yes +355 No -500

Kansas City Chiefs: +205 No -265

This bet immediately pops up for me because the parlayed vigorish isn’t very high. This could be another way to get juicier odds on a team that you think will win. The Chiefs are -167 on the moneyline and the Buccaneers are +145 to win.

Total Players To Attempt A Pass

Over 2,5 Players : +165 Under 2.5 Players: -215

I do not see an argument for under at that price. We have seen Tom Brady constantly throwback to a wide receiver throughout his years with the Patriots. Super Bowls are always going to bring out massive amounts of creativity. There should definitely be some trickery in this one.

Final Play Of The Game To Be A Kneel

Yes: -200 No: +159

Unless the game ends in a Hail Mary or last-second field goal attempt, it is hard to imagine the game ending in anything other than a kneel… right?

Past Super Bowl Prop Bets

The WestGate Las Vegas, an oddsmaker, started getting creative with prop bets on the Super Bowl. Now, every sportsbook puts out Super Bowl prop bets. Even websites likeCBS Sports, which does not cover gambling regularly, covers Super Bowl prop bets.

One popular prop bet for the Super Bowl is how long it will take the singer to complete the National Anthem. Leading up to Super Bowl LIV, singer Demi Lovato sang the National Anthem for the Conor McGregor vs Floyd Mayweather fight in 2018. She clocked in at well over 2 minutes for that performance. The expectation would be that she would do the same at the Super Bowl. Shockingly, Demi Lovato went under 2 minutes at +180 for the performance. This bet is offered every year and will assuredly be offered this year too.

NFL Season-Long Prop Bets

In addition to Super Bowl prop bets, many sportsbooks offer season-long NFL prop bets. These can be bets on a particular team or a particular player’s performances and stats over a season. In football, many of these NFL prop bets revolve around injuries.

For example, if at the start of the season, you bet on Dak Prescott to lead the league in passing yards, you are out of luck. He is out for the year and can no longer win the award. It is impossible to bet on who will or won’t get injured. However, it is best to grab a player who is rarely injured that you believe in. Avoid players who are often injured or have soft tissue injuries regularly.

How The NFL Draft Affects Super Bowl Odds

In some cases, the NFL Draft can shift the odds one way or another. For instance, the Chiefs drafted Clyde Edwards-Helaire at the backend of the first round by the Chiefs. He is expected to be a major contributor and able to help the Chiefs backfield. This is rare, however. Teams that are competing for a title usually do not have top draft picks to get an impact player. The Chiefs would have been the favorites to win the Super Bowl preseason whether they had Edwards-Helaire or not.

Strategies For Super Bowl Betting

Alternate Lines

Using Alternate Lines can be extremely profitable when it comes to sports betting. When a line comes out from the sportsbook, it can move in many different directions. If you like the Super Bowl line at the beginning of the week, it could be wise to jump on it early with an alternate spread to increase profitability.

Fade the Public?

Super Bowl lines move all over the place because it is one of the most bet on sporting events of the year. Fading the Public is a betting strategy that goes with the initial betting line that oddsmakers put out. The idea is to not follow where the public is betting and to always stick with the professionals.

What is Middling in Sports Betting?

A betting strategy that most casual bettors would not know, Middling is a strategy that mandates multiple wagers on a game. It is not perfect but it can be quite effective. The best way to explain middling is with an example.

• You place a bet on the New York Giants at -4 vs the Dallas Cowboys
• *The line moves to Giants -7*
• You then place a second wager on the Cowboys +7.
• It is called middling because the bettor wants the best of both outcomes. They want the Cowboys to lose by less than 7 and the Giants to win by more than 4.

This will limit your financial risk and allow you to win in multiple different ways.

Betting Odds For The Super Bowl FAQ

Yes, in states with legalized sports betting. Currently, almost two dozen US states allow legal sports betting, with more than a dozen of those states offering legal online sports betting.

Some of the states that offer both land-based and online sportsbooks include Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and more.

Office pools and other types of betting on the Super Bowl outside of legal sportsbooks are technically against the law.

In most states, you must be 21 years of age or older to bet on the Super Bowl. In New York, Montana, and Rhode Island you are legally allowed to wager at 18 years or older. They have not legalized online sports betting yet.

The top online sportsbooks includes FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM, and FOX Bet. Every single sportsbook that you find will offer bets on the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl is the most bet on sports event of the year so any sportsbook that is not offering the Super Bowl is not a reliable online sports betting site.

Yes. Using any of the legal online sportsbooks found on this page will allow you to place any bet legally and safely. Be careful to only use sportsbooks that are legally licensed or partnered with a legal online casino. They are the most reliable for safe deposits and cashouts.

Yes. Live betting on the Super Bowl is an extremely popular and fun way to bet. In-game betting is not limited to the spread or moneyline either. You can bet on a host of prop bets and point totals throughout the game as the lines move.

Yes. Many sportsbooks have licenses to hold these types of bets. From the length of the National Anthem to the color of the Gatorade at the end of the game, everything can be bet on during the Super Bowl.

The current favorite to win Super Bowl LV is the Kansas City Chiefs. They are the favorite to win it after a fantastic season and matchup with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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Super Bowl LV will take place on February 7th, 2021 in Tampa, Florida.

Tampa Bay will be the first team to host the Super Bowl and play it on February 7th, 2021. There will be fans at the stadium but a limited number. This makes it a very exclusive event this year.