Who, What, and Where: Super Bowl Betting Questions

Super Bowl LVII is fast approaching, and we are here to answer your betting questions. This year’s big game features a compelling showdown between the league’s top two teams as they battle it out for the ultimate prize.

The expansion of online sports betting throughout the US will make betting on the Super Bowl easier and more accessible than ever before.

Here’s a closer look at some of the most commonly asked Super Bowl betting questions.

Who is playing in Super Bowl LVII?

Super Bowl LVII features a meeting between the AFC Champion Kansas City Chiefs and the NFC Champion Philadelphia Eagles. Both teams earned the #1 seed in their respective conferences and protected home-field throughout the NFL Playoffs in order to qualify.

Where Can I Place an Online Bet on the Super Bowl?

There are dozens of legal online sportsbooks throughout the US. Signing up is easy and convenient, and you will automatically qualify for a welcome bonus.

Who is the Betting Favorite to win the Super Bowl?

The Philadelphia Eagles (-1.5) enter Super Bowl LVII as narrow betting favorites. That means if you like them to cover the spread, they would need to win the game by a minimum of 2 points.

What is the Easiest Way to Bet on the Super Bowl?

Using an online sportsbook is the easiest way to bet on the Super Bowl. The process for getting started is quick and simple.

Follow these steps:

• Download a sportsbook app (BetMGM, Caesars, DraftKings etc.)
• Select “Sign-Up”
• When prompted, enter your personal details to confirm your location/identity
• Make your first deposit
• Claim your welcome bonus

What Can I bet on During the Super Bowl?

Super Bowl betting offers the most odds you will see for a single event all year. While you will find traditional spreads, moneylines, and point totals, you will also have access to a litany of prop bets.

Online betting also makes it easy to participate in live betting, meaning you can continue to bet on the action even after kick-off with up-to-the-second odds.

What Does Plus and Minus Mean in Super Bowl Betting?

When you see a minus sign in front of the odds, it means it is a favored outcome, whereas when you see a plus sign, it is a less likely outcome.

Betting odds are always calculated out of 100, meaning if you see +200, it means a $100 bet would correlate to $200 in profit for a win. At -200, a $100 bet would return $50 in net profit.

What is a Super Bowl Prop Bet?

A prop bet is a side wager on a game that isn’t necessarily correlated to the overall outcome. When it comes to betting on the Super Bowl, you will find three different types of props:

Game/Team Props: A bet on something you believe will occur during the game. For example,

• Chiefs to score first
• Eagles to win the 1st half
• Result of the first drive (TD, FG, Punt)

Player props: Wagers made on individual player performances.

• Patrick Mahomes over 1.5 touchdown pass
• A.J Brown over 70.5 receiving yards
• Travis Kelce anytime TD

Novelty/Exotic props: These are bets that often have nothing to do with on-field action but rather events surrounding the game. Popular examples include

• Result of the coin toss
• Length of the national anthem
• Color of the Gatorade poured over the winning coach

Who Won the Super Bowl Last Year?

The Los Angles Rams won Super Bowl LVI defeating the Cincinnati Bengals by the final score of 23-20. The game was unique from a betting standpoint in that the Rams were the first team to win the game while failing to cover the spread (-4) since the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2009.