NFL Super Bowl 2022 Betting
The Super Bowl is the championship game of the National Football League (NFL) and a behemoth event on bookmakers' and sports fans' calendars around the world.
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NFL Super Bowl Betting Tips
Frequently Asked Questions
What time is the Super Bowl?
The kickoff time for Super Bowl LV is yet to be determined. Super Bowl LIV kicked off at 11.30 PM GMT.
Where is the Super Bowl being played?
Super Bowl 2021 will be played at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida.
Where to watch the Super Bowl?
Super Bowl LV will air live on Sky Sports Main Event.
Can I bet on this year's Super Bowl?
Yes. All of the top bookmakers will offer odds on the Super Bowl, including Moneyline, handicap, player markets and hundreds of prop bets.
Who is playing during the Super Bowl 2021 halftime show?
American popstars Jennifer Lopez and Shakira co-headlined the Super Bowl 2020 halftime show. However, the half-time show performers for Super Bowl LV have yet to be decided. Be sure to check back here over the next few months until an announcement is made.
Who is the favourite to win Super Bowl LV?
The Kansas City Chiefs are 6/1 are the outright favourites to win Super Bowl 55.
Who has the most Super Bowl Wins?
The New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers have the most Super Bowl victories with six Super Bowl wins followed closely by the Dallas Cowboys.
What to Consider When Betting the NFL Super Bowl
When it comes to Super Bowl betting the market coverage is beyond extensive with an abundance of bet choices from moneylines, spread bets and points totals to the player and team props to half-time props meaning there will be plenty of money wagered on the event.
Because of its incredibly high television viewership, advertisers flock to purchase the much-coveted air time as millions tune in to watch the game all the way up until the end of the fourth quarter.
This immense popularity and heavy betting action makes finding value across the markets tough for novice and experienced gamblers alike.
Fortunately, our expert betting guides peel through the massive betting markets across all the top oddsmakers to find the best bets to consider.
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Super Bowl Prop Bets
In addition to traditional bets win/lose/draw bets, online gambling sites will post a large collection of prop bets for each game. Prop bets are bets on a specific action occurring or not occurring.
The exciting thing about a prop bet is how you could be betting on anything - even what colour t-shirt the head coach will wear!
When it comes to Super Bowl prop bets, you can bet on the outcome of everything from a particular player’s performance to the color of shoes worn by the half-time performer.
Prop bets can be split up into two types of bets: skilled prop bets and novelty or fun prop bets.
Bets on specific aspects of the game or a particular player's performance are skilled props. Fun props can be about anything from the length of the National Anthem to the color of Gatorade that will be dumped by the winning team.
Prop bets provide more chances for NFL experts and new fans of the game to win. This means that there will most likely be a Super Bowl prop bet available that’s perfect for you.
Types of Super Bowl Props
- Bet on which team will win the Super Bowl coin toss.
- Bet on which team will score first.
- Bet on whether there will be a missed field goal or not.
- Bet over/under on yards a player runs, receives or passes for.
- Bet on what color Gatorade falls on the winning team.
- Bet on how long the National Anthem will take.
Super Bowl Halftime Betting
Halftime shows are a tradition at all levels of American football games. The Super Bowl is no different, and its halftime show plays a major part in the event.
Famous musicians take to the stage and play to a rapturous audience for 30-35 minutes with massive spectacle incorporated.
It is generally noted that the Super Bowl halftime show is a high point in an artist’s career, considering the scale of the promotional and commercial value attributed to the event.
The show pays sterling tribute to pop culture, with anticipation for the performance at times running parallel with anticipation for the game itself.
Top NFL sportsbooks love to get in on the action, with markets offered on everything from the first song to wardrobe malfunctions.
Notable performances include Whitney Houston’s iconic rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" in 1991, and Bruce Springsteen’s long-awaited performance during Winter 2002.
Popular Halftime Props- Bet on what color the halftime entertainment will wear.
- Bet on what songs the halftime entertainment will perform.
- Bet on what special guests will appear during the halftime the show.
How do the NFL Playoffs Work?
The 32-team NFL consists of two conferences, the American Football Conference (AFC) and the National Football Conference (NFC). Both conferences are made up of 16 teams each.
These conferences are split up into four smaller (North, South, East and West) divisions of four teams. Each division winner earns an automatic trip to the NFL playoffs (and ends up being the subject of a lot of Super Bowl betting).
The two non-winning division teams with the best record also make the playoffs. These are known as wild-card teams. The playoffs have four rounds total, with the fourth round being the title game, the Super Bowl.
The Wild Card weekend is the first round of playoffs. The third-seeded division winner hosts the sixth-seed wild card and the fourth seed hosts the fifth.
The first and second seeds from each conference receive a "bye," entitling them to advance automatically to the divisional playoff games, where they compete against the winners of the Wild Card Weekend.
The No. 1 seed hosts the worst surviving seed of the first round and the No. 2 seed plays the other team in the Divisional Playoffs.
The two surviving teams from each conference’s Divisional Playoff play against each other in the AFC and NFC Conference Championship. These games are hosted by the higher seed, with the winners going on to battle it out in the Super Bowl played in a neutral venue.
Recent Winners' Odds
| Super Bowl | Winning Team | Odds | Score | Opponent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LIV (2020) | KC Chiefs | 8/11 | 13-3 | LA Rams |
| LIII (2019) | NE Patriots | 8/11 | 31-20 | SF 49ers |
| LII (2018) | PHI Eagles | 2/1 | 41-33 | NE Patriots |
| LI (2017) | NE Patriots | 5/4 | 34-28 (OT) | ATL Falcons |
| 50 (2016) | DEN Broncos | 7/4 | 24-10 | CAR Panthers |
| XLIX (2015) | NE Patriots | 10/11 | 28-24 | SEA Seahawks |
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