The previous 25-1 odds at PointsBet are now up to 20-1, putting the Pats as the seventh-most likely champions. Below you’ll find updated Super Bowl odds for all 32 teams as of Sunday night. The Kansas City Chiefs remain the favorites to repeat as Super Bowl champions at 5-1 odds, followed by the Baltimore Ravens at 6-1. Super Bowl 55 Odds. Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook. Spread: Kansas City (-3) Over/Under: 56.5. Moneyline: Kansas City (-162; bet $162 to win $100); Tampa Bay (+143; bet $100 to win $143) Prop Bets: The full list of prop bets can be found here. Top Player Props. Tyreek Hill (Over/Under 92.5 Receiving Yards). The Chiefs will open the 2020 NFL regular season as favorites to repeat as Super Bowl champions. Here's the complete list of odds for teams attempting to supplant them in Super Bowl 55.

Super Bowl 56 Odds

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How to Read the Super Bowl 56 Odds

List Of Super Bowl Odds

The 2020 season is over after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers rolled past the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs to capture its second Super Bowl championship in franchise history.

Now, the page turns to the 2021 campaign and Super Bowl 56 to be played at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, the home of the Rams and Chargers.

According to the betting operator, BetMGM, the Chiefs are once again the favorite to win the Super Bowl at +600 odds (Bet $100 to win $600).

The Buccaneers are the third-betting choice at 10/1 odds, right behind the team they knocked out in the NFC Championship, the Green Bay Packers at 9/1.

A team that will receive a lot of attention in the offseason is the Los Angeles Rams after acquiring veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford from Detroit. The Rams are currently at 12/1 odds along with the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills

How to Bet on NFL Futures

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Who’s going to win the Super Bowl? One of the most popular questions often asked by anybody and everybody that bets on NFL Futures, especially online bettors from the United States. Answering that question isn’t easy but placing wagers on NFL Future odds can be done on “Any Given Sunday” and every other day too. Put simply, the Futures market for the NFL is always open. The opening market is set by oddsmakers after the following season has ended in February, sometimes even while the current season hasn’t been completed yet in late January. For the most part, the initial betting lines are mirrored based on what the current perception of the team is after the latest season and that’s where the value can be had.

The NFL has 32 teams, split into two conferences of 16 and then divided into four divisions of four. NFL Futures are available to win not only the Super Bowl, but also the winner of each conference and the eight divisions as well. Some online betting shops get even more creative with their markets and allow bettors an opportunity of which two teams will meet in the Super Bowl. Those odds are usually higher and bettors can strike a generous return but predicting one outcome isn’t easy, so imagine doing so twice.

Super Bowl Odds

The pro football finale usually takes place on the first Sunday in February and the outcome of that game is tied into plenty of Futures Odds tickets, in particular bets placed on Super Bowl Odds. The most popular futures betting market is focused on the Super Bowl and the final outcome boosts the handle for the Super Bowl, since future tickets are made official after the last game.

After the opening odds are posted in late January or early February, the Super Bowl Odds market tends to be stable until the spring or second quarter of the year. During the time, the NFL produces the NFL Draft where top College Football players are selected by teams. While it’s rare to see youngsters make an immediate impact on teams, the optimism from fans can lead to future bets. Along with the draft, the NFL Free Agency period begins and that allows players to join other teams with new contracts. These transactions are very volatile on the Super Bowl Odds market and bettors often place wagers on clubs, especially if they acquire a top position player like a quarterback.

After the spring and summer, the largest volume of Super Bowl Odds tickets take place in August just prior to the regular season. At this time, most bettors have done their homework on rosters, coaches, schedules, etc. That betting research is essential in your NFL Future wagers analysis.

Betting on Super Bowl Odds

Where can I bet on the 2021 Super Bowl?

There are several legal sportsbook options in the United States. Visit our sportsbook directory to find online sportsbooks where you can bet on who will win Super Bowl 56.

What type of bets can I make on NFL?

In addition to betting on who will win the NFC, AFC, and the Super Bowl, there are multiple angles you can bet on individual games. Check out our NFL odds page for the odds on each game. You can also find odds for Win Totals, MVP, Rookie of the Year, and Playoff Props on our site.

Where can I learn how to bet on football?

To learn more about betting on football, check out our football betting tutorial.