Super Bowl Odds | NFL Super Bowl LIX Odds for 2024-25

The latest odds from Super Bowl betting sites update here in real time. Monitor this page for the latest changes in NFL odds for Super Bowl LIX.

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If you're weighing NFL player props, the team at Gambling.com has collected their best Super Bowl LIX picks:

One important Super Bowl futures market to be aware of is the Super Bowl MVP awardee. Some operators allow bettors to wager on the Super Bowl MVP before the two teams even make it to the game. 

NFL betting sites offer a wide range of bets that appeal to inexperienced and experienced bettors alike. 

Here is everything you need to know about betting on the game and how to find the best NFL betting apps for the Super Bowl odds:

Much like every other NFL football game, Super Bowl odds comprise a moneyline, point spread, and point total. We will go over all three, in case you are unfamiliar with football betting:

• The margin of victory in the moneyline does not matter, as bettors wager on who they believe will ultimately win the game. A tie would result in a loss for the better, but that is irrelevant in this case because no ties are allowed in the Super Bowl.
• On the point spread, the favorite teams are indicated by the minus sign (-). The underdogs are indicated by the plus sign (+). Odds for the point spread tend to be very close across Super Bowl betting sites. Shop around for the best odds before placing a point spread bet, as a half-point can be the difference between a push and a win.
• Point total bets (or over/under bets) is as simple as betting on how many total points will be scored in a game. Bettors would choose either the over or under the projected point total. Any points scored in overtime also count toward the point total unless otherwise specified. The odds on this line can vary from site to site.

In addition to the traditional game betting lines, there are literally hundreds of ways to bet on the Super Bowl. 

Here are some other ways to bet on the big game:

• In-Game/Live Betting: These include wagering on the point spread, moneyline, total or props as the game is happening. Live betting sites update odds in real-time based on the action on the field.
• Player or Team Prop Bets: These are wagers on a team- or player-specific events, such as total passing yards by a quarterback. Prop bets are independent from the outcome of a game.
• Novelty Prop Bets: With some operators, you can wager on the events such as the National Anthem, halftime show, coin toss, celebrities mentioned during the broadcast, and more.

If you want a fun way to bet on the Super Bowl but aren't interested in the actual outcome of the game, consider making a prop bet. A prop bet is a wager that doesn't have to do with the moneyline, point spread or total. But instead, it's a bet on a singular outcome for a player or team.

For example, a common prop bet is to wager on the number of yards a player will total in a game. Bettors can pick either the over or the under with a typical payout of -110. However, the lines and odds do drastically vary from site to site. 

Here are some examples of common Super Bowl props and how to find the best odds for each: