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The Super Bowl is already a lot to deal with.
Betting on the Super Bowl can be even more stressful. We’re here to make sure that isn’t the case for you.
In the run up to Super Bowl 57, the team at BetFTW has been looking at every angle, every algorithm and checking in with every friend’s uncle’s former roommate’s wife who knows a guy inside the locker room of both the Chiefs and Eagles. All of it with the goal of making betting on the Super Bowl as easy as possible—no matter what type of bet or how much you’re wagering on it.
We’re also keeping track of all the biggest bets coming in on the game if you want to know where the major money is landing.
Below is everything you need to know to feel confident before you print those tickets.
For the bettor who just wants to focus on the spread and moneyline
We see you, we hear you. You don’t need all the fancy props. Just even the playing field and let’s see what happens. In that case, here are all of our staff picks against the spread. We’ve also got straight up and over/under picks.
For the bettor who is all about the props
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Ok, deep breath. You ready? We’ve got:
- A printable list of every prop on the board at the Westgate SuperBook in Las Vegas
- FTW Senior NFL writer Christian D’Andrea’s favorite prop bets (hello, Dallas Goedert), and it’s worth noting D’Andrea is 95-49 (.660) on props this season
- BetFTW senior writer Prince Grimes took a look at the 5 most entertaining props you can grab and made picks for the best “Yes/No” props available
- Picks for quarterback props
- Picks for running back props
- Picks for receiver props
- The reason so many people are betting on a 37-34 victory Eagles (and why you shouldn’t do it)
- Cross-sport props for the NBA fans who won’t look away from the court
- A prop exclusively pitting the Kelce brothers against each other
For the bettor who fades everything (including the public)
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Haters gonna hate, but if fading pays, how can you blame them?
- Why history says to avoid betting on Mahomes this year
- Why you should place your bets AFTER the coin toss
- Maybe avoid betting on Travis Kelce, too, if you’re not a fan of tailing the public.
- Drake made all of his bets early, so feel free to bet the exact opposite of everything he took
- And here’s where the public is favoring the lines:
Updated Eagles-Chiefs betting at @BetMGM@Eagles open +1.5, now -1.5
▪️ 67% of bets, 68% of money on PhillyTotal open 49.5, now 50.5
▪️ 57% of bets, 68% of money on Over@Chiefs open -115, now +105
▪️ 58% of bets, 45% of money on KC— John Ewing 🦁 (@johnewing) February 10, 2023
Betting public is still all over the #FlyEaglesFly in #SuperBowlLVII at @DKSportsbook:
69% of bets, 71% of $$ on Eagles -1.5
— Ben Fawkes (@BFawkes22) February 9, 2023
For the bettor who cares about everything except the game
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Halftime is the best time. Let’s make some novelty bets!
- Picks for the 9 best novelty bets (including Rihanna’s performance, the coin toss and the Super Bowl MVP speech)
- Odds for every guest Rihanna could bring on stage
- Here’s why it’s so difficult to pick the over/under on the length of the national anthem this year
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How to run and play in a Super Bowl squares pool
- A printable Squares template and the best websites to make your own
- A printable Prop Bet Bingo template, for when Squares isn’t enough
For the bettor who's already looking ahead to next year
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Best of luck on Sunday to all!