NFL Odds
Check out the latest Super Bowl Odds from all our betting partners. Our unique grids highlight the percentage chance each selection has of winning according to the online bookmakers' odds.
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9.1%
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5.9%
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4.8%
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- The Titans ran the ball more than any other NFL side this season and will be buoyed by the return of figurehead Running Back Derrick Henry. Questions remain about his fitness after a nine week break and a lot will depend on that here.
- The Bengals are more of a pass first offense and if QB Joe Burrow and star WR Ja'Marr Chase can link up again early then the Bengals could be tough to catch.
- I tipped up this same selection last week and it was extremely close to hitting. Chase went for 116 yards and almost got in the end zone on a couple of occasions.
- This has landed in six of the last 10 games for the Bucs
- Brady will show his superiority in this game.
- Landed in the previous game between these two.
- This line landed four times for the Rams in the regular season.
- This bet has only come in once in the Bucs’ last three games (vs Panthers), and came close, missing by three points when they faced the Jets.
- I really fancy the Bengals to cover the line here. They are on a march and will be a threat to any side.
- One man there are no doubts over is Packers QB Aaron Rodgers, who is a massive odds-on favourite to win his 4th MVP award. The 49ers pass defense is the worst part of their game and if Rodgers gets ticking he could pick them off with some of the leagues best attacking talents on his roster.
- I still would take Brady over talented but inconsistent Rams QB Matt Stafford. If the Tampa Bay D can get to Stafford early then I see the Bucs getting over the line, possibly by a solitary TD.
- Many people are picking the Bills for the upset here but I'm sticking with my Chiefs and just think their extra playoff know-how and ability to get a crucial turnover will be key here.
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Point Spread: UK Bettors don’t often use this type of bet but it is the most popular in the US, so for American Sports this is a very common market.
If the bookies believes that the Patriots for example were a 6.5pt favourite at home to the Jets, you can bet on the game with the 6.5 handicap applied to either side of the bet. So if you think the Jets will lose but keep it within 6.5 points you would bet NY +6.5. If you think they lose by seven or more then New England -6.5 is the side you want to be on. In this market you will pretty much always see both sides of the bet priced u at around 10/11.
Moneyline: This is the market UK people are the most comfortable with. You are betting quite simply on who you think will win the game (with the draw also being an option). The favourite will be a short price - pretty much always odds-on - and the outsider according to the bookie will be odds against.
Prop Betting: You can bet on such markets as ‘Who will score the First Touchdown?’ and the amount of catches a receiver will have and how many yards of stats players will put up. This is very similar to football, so if you are used to how many shots of targets markets and the like, you’ll pick this one up dead quick.
Over/Under Betting: This is similar to the Point Spread bet as the bookies will set up a number that they believe the two teams will score combined and you have to bet either over or under that points total. So if the number is set at 48.5pts then if the game ended 24-21 then the under gets paid out but a 27-41 scoreline would see the overs win.
Futures Bet: This is where you bet on the winner of an event - in the NFL that might mean the division, the conference or the Super Bowl.
NFL Acca: You can place bets on multiple matches on one bet slip but to get a winning bet - every bet has to come in. This is the same as a football accumulator bet.
What is the Super Bowl?
This game is the culmination of the NFL season and takes place at a predetermined venue across the United States. The winners of the two conferences (AFC and NFC) will play for the Vince Lombardi Trophy in early February each year. It is the most watched annual sporting event in the world and the Half-Time show often attracts some of the biggest musical stars on the planet to perform.
Who won the last Super Bowl?
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are the reigning champions having emerged victorious in SB LV in front of their own fans at Raymond James Stadium. They defeated Kansas City 31-9 in a one-sided contest and gave Tom Brady his seventh Super Bowl ring - his first with the franchise following his move to them before the season. They were the first team to have played the game in front of their own fans.
When is the next Super Bowl?
SB LVI is slated for Sunday 13 February 2022 and will take place at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. Both teams based in LA currently call it home.
