Check out the latest online betting odds to win the Super Bowl LIV (55) in Tampa, Florida on February 7th, 2021.
The game will be played at Raymond James Stadium, the home of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Make sure you bookmark this page as the odds change frequently.
updated on February 1st, 2021
Kansas City Chiefs
Tampa Bay Bucaneers |
-168
+148 |
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Bet $100 and win $148 |
updated on December 1st, 2020
Kansas City Chiefs
Pittsburgh Steelers
New Orleans Saints
Seattle Seahawks
Green Bay Packers
Tampa Bay Bucs
Los Angeles Rams
Baltimore Ravens |
+225
+500
+550
+700
+800
+1000
+1200
+1800 |
Bet $100 and win $225
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Bet $100 and win $550
Bet $100 and win $700
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Betting Odds on
May 10th, 2020
Kansas City Chiefs +600
Baltimore Ravens +700
New England Patriots +1000
San Francisco 49ers +1000
New Orleans Saints +1200
Philadelphia Eagles +1400
Green Bay Packers +1600
Dallas Cowboys +2000
Houston Texans +2000
Seattle Seahawks +2000
Los Angeles Chargers +2500
Los Angeles Rams +2500
Tennessee Titans +2500
Buffalo Bills +3300
Chicago Bears +3300
Cleveland Browns +3300
Las Vegas Raiders +3300
Minnesota Vikings +3300
Pittsburgh Steelers +3300
Atlanta Falcons +4000
Indianapolis Colts +4000
Arizona Cardinals +5000
New York Giants +5000
New York Jets +5000
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +5000
Denver Broncos +6600
Detroit Lions +6600
Carolina Panthers +8000
Cincinnati Bengals +10000
Jacksonville Jaguars +10000
Miami Dolphins +10000
Washington Redskins +10000
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Betting Odds on
February 11th, 2020
Baltimore Ravens +750
Kansas City Chiefs +750
New Orleans Saints +1200
San Francisco 49ers +1200
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +1200
Dallas Cowboys +2000
Green Bay Packers +2000
Buffalo Bills +2500
Indianapolis Colts +2500
New England Patriots +2500
Philadelphia Eagles +2500
Seattle Seahawks +2500
Minnesota Vikings +3300
Cleveland Browns +4000
Pittsburgh Steelers +4000
Arizona Cardinals +5000
Atlanta Falcons +5000
Chicago Bears +5000
Denver Broncos +5000
Los Angeles Chargers +5000
Los Angeles Rams +6000
Houston Texans +6600
Tennessee Titans +6600
Detroit Lions +8000
Las Vegas Raiders +8000
New York Giants +8000
Miami Dolphins +10000
New York Jets +10000
Carolina Panthers +15000
Cincinnati Bengals +25000
Jacksonville Jaguars +25000
Washington Redskins +25000
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Super Bowl Quick Facts
Number of Super Bowls Played: 54
ATS History: Favorite 29, Underdog 23, Push 2
Money Line History: Favorite 36, Underdog 18
Over/Under History: Over 28, Under 26
Coin Toss History: Tails 27, Heads 27
As mentioned, underdogs have won each of the past four Super Bowls. With two of the best defenses in the NFL playing for Super Bowl 54. The previous three Super Bowls had all gone over, except the last one which was one of the lowest scoring super bowls in the NFL history. When tails won the coin toss in Super Bowl 48, it ended a string of five straight ‘heads’ winners. Tails has won the coin toss in the past four Super Bowls. The coin toss winner has not the last two games.
The Super Bowl is one of the world’s largest betting events. It is the most-watched sporting event is the United States year-in and year-out and when you have a bet on the game, it makes it that much more interesting. Standard bets include betting simply on the outcome of the game, which team will cover the point spread, or betting on the total number of points (Over/Under). In the world of Super Bowl betting, these bets are just the tip of the iceberg.
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There are a seemingly endless number of proposition bets and other betting markets for individuals to place wagers. You can bet on the total points scored in any one of four quarters as well as bet on the total points scored in a half. Some of the more unique proposition bets have nothing to do with the game at all.
The Super Bowl halftime show has become a production of its own. Every year, a celebrity, or number of celebrities perform a halftime show. There are proposition bets that include what the celebrity performer’s first song will be. Other celebrity prop bets include whether or not a certain celebrity who attends the game will be shown on national television.
Another big deal with each year’s Super Bowl is the commercials. Each year, companies pay millions of dollars for a 30- or 60-second spot to be aired during the big game. Sportsbooks will post proposition bets such as what will be the first commercial aired during the game? These proposition bets are a unique way to get those who may not be big football fans involved in the game.
The number of proposition bets seems to increase each year. Bettors will continue to have fun with these prop bets as well as with bets that concern the game itself. One of the more popular bets recently has been on who will be named the Super Bowl MVP. If you plan on making this bet, you might want to consider a quarterback since seven of the last nine Super Bowl MVPs have been QBs.
2023 NFL Football Season
With today’s modern technology, you can now participate in live betting on the Super Bowl. Using a smartphone or tablet, football fans can watch the game and bet on live action. Bets can be placed any time on things like the outcome of a certain drive or whether or not a field goal will be good. Mobile betting is convenient, easy, and fun especially for those who watch their desired outcomes in real time.
A quarterback has been named the Super Bowl MVP 27 times, the most of any position. Running backs have won seven times, wide receivers six, and players at other positions have won 10 times. Last season, it was Denver linebacker Von Miller who earned the award. Miller was the second linebacker in three years to win the award (Seattle’s Malcolm Smith won it in Super Bowl XLVIII).
Looking at current trends, the last four Super Bowls have favored the underdog. In each of the last four games, the underdog has not only covered, but won the game. Each of the last three games has gone over, which makes sense as the NFL has seen an increase in scoring. |