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NFL Super Bowl Props

With the Super Bowl now officially set between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals. Super Bowl props will be rolling out over the next two weeks. There will be plenty of Super Bowl props that range from what color the Gatorade will be or even the coin toss. These are just a few of the more popular bets that aren't necessarily tied to the player or team outcome. Most sportsbooks will be running multiple Super Bowl props and we will keep them all updated right here on this page.

To Win Super Bowl
49ers +650 DRAFTKINGS
Chiefs +700 DRAFTKINGS
Eagles +750 DRAFTKINGS
Cowboys +800 WILLIAM_HILL
Bills +1000 DRAFTKINGS
Dolphins +1400 WILLIAM_HILL
Ravens +1400 DRAFTKINGS
Bengals +2000 WILLIAM_HILL
Jaguars +2800 WILLIAM_HILL
Lions +2900 FANDUEL
Chargers +3400 FANDUEL
Saints +3500 FANDUEL
Falcons +4000 MGM
Browns +4000 MGM
Packers +5000 DRAFTKINGS
Steelers +5500 DRAFTKINGS
Seahawks +5500 FANDUEL
Buccaneers +7000 WILLIAM_HILL
Titans +7500 DRAFTKINGS
Rams +8000 MGM
Commanders +8000 MGM
Vikings +8000 MGM
Raiders +10000 DRAFTKINGS
Patriots +10000 MGM
Jets +10000 FANDUEL
Broncos +12500 MGM
Giants +13000 FANDUEL
Colts +18000 FANDUEL
Bears +25000 MGM
Panthers +26000 FANDUEL
Texans +75000 MGM
Cardinals +100000 FANDUEL
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Passing Yards
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC
U 282.5
-115
O 282.5
-115
U 285.5
-114
O 285.5
-114
U 282.5
-115
O 282.5
-120
Passing Touchdowns
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC
U 2.5
-140
O 2.5
+110
U 2.5
-166
O 2.5
+124
U 2.5
-155
O 2.5
+115
Passing Attempts
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC
U 35.5
-130
O 35.5
+100
U 35.5
-125
O 35.5
-105
Passing Completions
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC
U 25.5
-125
O 25.5
-105
U 25.5
-125
O 25.5
-105
Longest Pass Completion
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC
U 37.5
-115
O 37.5
-115
Throw an Interception
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC
U -155
No
O +115
Yes
Interceptions Thrown
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC
U 0.5
-155
O 0.5
+115
Rushing Yards
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC
U 17.5
-105
O 17.5
-125
U 17.5
-115
O 17.5
-115
Rushing Attempts
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC
U 3.5
+120
O 3.5
-150
U 3.5
+105
O 3.5
-140
Longest Rush
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC
U 11.5
-125
O 11.5
-105
U 11.5
-125
O 11.5
-105
Passing and Rushing Yards
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC
U 305.5
-115
O 305.5
-115
Score a Touchdown
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC 		+230 +230
Score 2+ Touchdowns
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC 		+2300
Score 3+ Touchdowns
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC 		+13000
Score a First Half Touchdown
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC 		+500
Score a Second Half Touchdown
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC 		+470
Score First Touchdown
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC 		+1100 +1400
Score Last Touchdown
Sun, 8:25p: CHI @ KC 		+1500 +1400
To Win MVP
 +700 +500 +650
To Win Offensive Player of the Year
 +3500 +3000 +3000 +3500
Most Passing Yards in League
 +350 +350
Most Passing TDs in League
 +350 +350
Total Regular Season Passing Touchdowns
U 36.5
-110
O 36.5
-110
To Win Super Bowl MVP
 +650
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Super Bowl Props 101

Every year, the Super Bowl is the most heavily bet sporting event in the country. Most of those bets aren't just bets on the spread, moneyline, or total. A large percentage of bets come via "prop bets." A prop bet is a specific wager on a player, person, or event that isn't necessarily related to the outcome of the game. These bets can range from a specific player to score a touchdown to the color of Gatorade that will be dumped on the winning coach.

While bettors can make prop bets on any specific game during the regular season and the playoffs, sportsbooks offer a lot more different prop bets come Super Bowl time. During any other regular season or playoff game, you might see somewhere in the range of a couple of dozen of the more common prop bets (i.e., O/U total passing yards for a quarterback or player to score the first touchdown). For the Super Bowl, there will be hundreds if not thousands of different prop bets that can range from traditional prop bets to something as small into detail like the color of the fingernails of the person singing the national anthem.

Super Bowl prop bets change range in odds from something like -110 on each side (like the coin flip) to something that could offer you amazing payouts of +1000 or better (like on which player will score the first touchdown of the game).

Prop bets can give bettors more options on big events, like the Super Bowl, instead of just betting on typical outcomes like spreads and totals. Perhaps a bettor may find the spread a little too high and risky or to close with no clear edge. Therefore they may find more value and less risk in some prop bets that make them more appealing than traditional betting options.

Super Bowl prop bets can also appeal to the casual bettor and not just the seasoned vets. With all of the different variety of options, almost anyone can find a particular betting option that appeals to them, even if it is just a friendly wager. Someone who is watching the game with their spouse or another person who is not a big NFL fan can still find some sort of prop bet to appeal to them. Maybe they are a fan of the singer of the national anthem or are interested in some of the cross-sport prop options involving one of their favorite sports instead of just the NFL. Super Bowl prop bets can help interest more than just NFL betting fans.

How Super Bowl Props Are Created

In recent years, prop betting has become a more popular attraction to bettors. Since around the early 2000s, prop betting has started to become more popular across the world. Sportsbooks have started to expand on prop betting options as technology in sports has expanded as well. Now, there is data and statistics that are measured on a play-by-play basis that wasn't available 30 or more years ago. This gives sportsbooks access to more information, therefore letting them offer up more betting options. On the other side, this also gives the bettors more access to different kinds of information that can help them make more informed bets.

When it comes to prop bets, each year, more and more different types of prop bets are available. Not only will Super Bowl prop bets involve the Super Bowl itself, but other things like halftime and pre-game events can be available to be bet on. Also, prop bets involving other events outside of the Super Bowl (such as an NBA game going on at the same time) can be involved. An example of this could be "Will (NBA Player) have more points than (NFL WR) has receiving yards."

Super Bowl Prop bets, like any other betting option for any other game, are created by sportsbooks based on how they foresee the odds of a specific event happening. The odds are then calculated against all the bets placed by the other bettors for that particular prop bet. That is where we see the odds change throughout the time the bet is offered. The sportsbook makes their money from a commission that everyone who bets has to pay (the juice or vig). The odds then are based on what the book has to pay out to the winners against all the money taken in through wagers placed.

Looking for Value in Super Bowl Props

Betting on a lot of the different Super Bowl prop bets can be a fun thing to do. However, if you want to do it profitably, it is best to limit the number of bets made and to try and find the ones that offer you the best value.

The coin flip prop bet, for example, is a great example of a prop bet that is not a value bet. Some can try to argue with you that there is a "science" to predict the outcome of a coin flip and that there are trends you can follow. However, it is a coin flip; it is the most 50/50 bet that you can make. Therefore, there is no value in paying -110 on either side of something that is 50/50. The only time you could find value in a coin flip bet is if you get it at even or plus money. Don't count on that happening though, as sportsbooks will keep the juice on both sides somewhere in the range of -101 to -110.

The best bets for value are the "Yes/No" prop bets, Over/Under bets on player stats, player touchdowns, and bets of that nature. These are the type of bets that you can handicap like an actual point spread or total on a game. These bets are left up to less chance compared to a coin flip bet, and therefore an actual edge can be found.

An example would be for a player to score the first touchdown. If both teams are run-heavy offenses with one team being an excellent defensive team and the other not so much, you could place a bet on the team with the better defenses running back to score the first touchdown. These are the types of bets that you can do some research and made an informed pick instead of just hoping to pick the right side of a coin flip. Also, these types of prop bets usually carry plus money odds and can set you up for a nice payout.

Prop bets can be very profitable for bettors who are willing to put in the time to identify an edge to take advantage of. That could mean a particular cornerback who struggles against a specific receiver or a team that struggles against the run. This type of research can be very valuable on certain prop bets.

Betting on skill-based outcomes and not luck-based ones is the key to being profitable. Avoid bets such as the result of a coin toss or the length of the National Anthem, and instead, focus on those that you can research.

Super Bowl Props FAQ

What is a Prop Bet?

A prop bet, short for "proposition bet," is a bet made regarding the occurrence or non-occurrence during a game or an event. Typically, prop bets do not directly affect the game's outcome.

What Kind of Prop Bets Are There During the Super Bowl?

Super Bowl prop bets have a wide range. From the traditional-style prop bets such as a specific player scoring a touchdown to the small detailed prop bets such as the color of the Gatorade that will be dumped on the winning coach.

How Many Prop Bets Are There During the Super Bowl?

No other sporting event in the world offers up the number of different prop bet options like the Super Bowl. While a typical regular season or playoff game may see a couple of dozen prop bets, the Super Bowl will have hundreds or thousands of prop betting options.

What Super Bowl Prop Bets Provide the Best Value?

There are no specific prop bets that provide better value than any other each year. However, it is best to avoid toss-up bets like the coin flip (which you pay negative money for a true 50/50 outcome). Instead, focus on prop bets where research can be an advantage (such as players to score a touchdown).

What Are the Odds on a Super Bowl Prop Bet?

The odds on Super Bowl prop bets are not constant. Each different prop bet will have its own set of odds that can vary from even money to +5000 or higher or -500 or lower. Props where several different outcomes can occur typically provide the best value while some specific "Yes/No" bets may provide negative value.

When Are Super Bowl Prop Bets Made?

The Super Bowl is scheduled for two weeks after the AFC/NFC Championship games. Therefore, Super Bowl prop bets will begin surfacing after the completion of those games. Over those two weeks, more prop bets will surface, leading up to the start of the Super Bowl.

How Much Time Will I Have to Place My Super Bowl Prop Bets?

Bettors have two weeks to study and research for a particular prop bet, a lot more time than they would typically have with daily or weekly games. From the completion of the NFC/AFC Championship games to the start of the Super Bowl two weeks later, bettors can place their Super Bowl prop bets.

What is "Spot-Fixing"?

Spot-fixing is an illegal activity where a person involved in the game takes steps to ensure a certain result for a proposition bet. Instead of fixing an entire match, or shaving points, spot-fixing can be done with as little as one player and involve the outcome on only a single play.

Are Super Bowl Prop Bet Odds the Same as Other NFL Odds?

Yes. The odds on a Super Bowl prop bet, or any other prop bet is read the same as the odds on any other NFL game or sporting event. Odds of +200 in a prop bet are paid out the same as +200 on any other bet. The same goes for any other odds.

Can You Parlay Super Bowl Prop Bets?

Most sportsbooks do not allow for bettors to parlay prop bets. However, some sportsbooks may be open to accepting some limited prop bet parlays. However, traditional sportsbooks do not allow for bettors to parlay prop bets together.