Super bowl favorites
Bengals vs. Rams Monday Night Football: Promo Codes, Odds, Moneyline, and Spread - Week 3
We’ve also included each team’s margin of victory this season. While not 100% correlated to how strong a team is, it is a great baseline for establishing the strength of a team or modeling your own power rankings for the NFL. Football odds to win the super bowl The countdown to Super Bowl 58 is officially on. All 32 teams have odds to be the eventual champion.
Super bowl game spread
The Super Bowl 57 between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles is fast approaching, here are the latest Super Bowl 57 Odds to Win. Eagles vs. Buccaneers Monday Night Football: Promo Codes, Odds, Moneyline, and Spread - Week 3 Each week, we will update the below odds to win the Super Bowl, allowing bettors to see whose stock is on the rise and on the decline from this week through the end of the season. Be sure to check back after each week of NFL action to find out where your favorite team and the teams you are considering betting on have moved relative to their competition.
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More: Commanders 2023 betting lines, odds, schedule ATS. Kansas City Chiefs +700 Who will lift the Lombardi Trophy at the end of the NFL season? The Chiefs are +600 to win the Super Bowl in 2024, the best odds in the league.
Super bowl lines and odds
The moneyline betting odds highlight the implied probability of either team winning. They also tell you the what you need to risk in order to profit $100 by betting on the favorite. For example, the Kansas City Chiefs closed as the -157 favorites to win Super Bowl 55 at DraftKings Sportsbook. That told you to expect a $100 profit by wagering $157 on the Kansas City Chiefs, and it gave the Chiefs a 61.1% implied probability of winning the game. The Bucs closed as +138 underdogs. That meant that you could win $138 by wagering $100 on them, and gave Tampa Bay a 42% probability of winning the Super Bowl. Of course, the Bucs defied the odds to win Super Bowl 55. How to bet on the NFL Super Bowl K.C. is aiming to become the first back-to-back Super Bowl champs since the 2003-04 New England Patriots. And with reigning MVP Patrick Mahomes just entering his prime -- he'll only be 28 in September -- tight end Travis Kelce still putting up all-world numbers in his mid-30s and head coach Andy Reid still cooking up championship game plans, the Chiefs remain the team to beat.