Super Bowl Odds 2027


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As the next NFL season begins, view future Super Bowl odds below, along with early line movement and how those odds shift once the new season gets underway. Tracking these changes can help identify value and highlight which teams are gaining momentum as the year progresses.

Super Bowl 2027 odds

The latest odds to win the 2026-27 Super Bowl are in the list below or table above. Clicking any of the Super Bowl betting sites’ odds will take you to the book offering that line. Sportsbook promos are available for new users.

Super Bowl 61 odds tracker

The odds will shift throughout the 2026-27 season in response to betting action and other developments as the season plays out. The table below has the odds movement for all 32 teams.

TeamCurrent Super Bowl Odds2026 Opening Odds
Buffalo Bills+700+650
Philadelphia Eagles+700+700
Baltimore Ravens+700+650
Kansas City Chiefs+850+600
Detroit Lions+1100+950
Washington Commanders+2000+1800
San Francisco 49ers+2000+1600
Los Angeles Rams+2200+2500
Green Bay Packers+2200+2000
Cincinnati Bengals+2200+2000
Denver Broncos+2500+3000
Minnesota Vikings+2500+4000
Los Angeles Chargers+2800+2200
Tampa Bay Buccaneers+3000+3000
Houston Texans+3500+3000
Pittsburgh Steelers+4000+6500
Chicago Bears+4500+4000
Dallas Cowboys+5000+6500
Arizona Cardinals+5500+6500
Seattle Seahawks+6500+6500
New England Patriots+8000+8000
Jacksonville Jaguars+8000+9000
Atlanta Falcons+8000+6500
Miami Dolphins+9000+6500
Indianapolis Colts+12000+10000
Las Vegas Raiders+12500+9000
Carolina Panthers+15000+10000
New York Giants+20000+15000
Tennessee Titans+20000+15000
New York Jets+25000+8000
Cleveland Browns+30000+10000
New Orleans Saints+40000+15000

Latest news for Super Bowl odds

  • January 22: Remaining Super Bowl title odds have the Los Angeles Rams and New England Patriots trailing Seattle, while the other playoff teams remain longer shots heading into the conference championships.
  • January 18: As the NFL playoffs continue, the Seattle Seahawks have emerged as the current Super Bowl LX favorites, with strong divisional round performances boosting their odds at the top of the futures market.
  • August 18: BetMGM data indicates that the Philadelphia Eagles remain favorites at +700, effectively co-favorites with the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills.
  • July 8: The Baltimore Ravens have surged past both the Eagles and Bills as the betting markets’ top pick. Their odds have shortened from +750 to +600, giving them an implied 14.3% chance to win Super Bowl LX, making them the clear early preseason favorite.

How to bet on the Super Bowl

The Super Bowl features one of the widest selections of betting markets of any sporting event, ranging from traditional wagers to unique prop bets available only for the NFL’s championship game. Below are some of the most popular Super Bowl bet types covered in our NFL betting guide.

  • Moneyline: Pick the outright winner of the game.
  • Spread: Choose the favorite minus the spread number or the underdog plus the spread.
  • Over/under: Bet on the total points scored in the game.

The Super Bowl is the biggest betting event of the year. All three of the above bets will attract wagers. The top Super Bowl sportsbooks will also release various sportsbook promos for new users (like the DraftKings promo code.)

Other ways to bet on the Super Bowl

Super Bowl betting extends well beyond picking the winner or predicting the final score. Bettors can also explore a wide range of prop bets, which focus on specific events or outcomes during the game. While sportsbooks typically offer dozens of prop markets for a regular-season NFL matchup, the Super Bowl can feature hundreds of options.

Player performance props are among the most popular choices, covering everything from passing and rushing yards to touchdowns and individual player statistics. With Super Bowl LX approaching, sportsbooks are also expected to feature competitive promotional offers, giving eligible bettors additional opportunities to explore available markets. Comparing betting lines, promotional terms, and eligibility requirements can help bettors understand their options before placing a wager.

  • Passing: Various options on the game’s starting QBs.
  • Rushing: Yards, touchdowns, longest rush, and more.
  • Receiving: Receptions, yardage totals, longest reception, and more.
  • Touchdowns: Players to score a TD, the first TD of the game, and more.

If you are looking for additional bets, there are plenty of exotic wagers, including the following options:

  • Coin toss: Wager on the opening flip of the coin — simply heads or tails.
  • Gatorade color: Place your bet on which color you think the winning team will use to drench its coach.
  • National anthem: Depending on the state, wagers may be available related to the length of the national anthem.
  • Octopus: Betting on this means you are wagering that the same player scores a touchdown and the ensuing two-point conversion.
  • Scorigami: Wager on whether the final score will be one that has never happened before in NFL history.

If you want to take your chances with multiple bets at once, you can put together a same-game parlay. For this bet, you can add multiple selections to the same slip. You win if all of your picks are correct. If you get one or more wrong, however, you lose.

Super Bowl 60 betting recap

TeamPreseason Super Bowl oddsGametime moneyline odds
Seattle Seahawks+6000-240
New England Patriots+8000+200

Super Bowl FAQ

Which teams have never made it to a Super Bowl?

To date, the Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Houston Texans, and Jacksonville Jaguars have all never made it to a Super Bowl.

When do sportsbooks typically release Super Bowl odds?

Most sportsbooks release early odds for the Super Bowl months in advance, often right after the previous season ends. As the season progresses and playoff teams are determined, the odds are updated to reflect team performance, injuries, and other factors.

What is the difference between Super Bowl futures and game bets?

Super Bowl futures are long-term wagers placed on which team will win the championship before the matchup is determined, while game bets are placed on the actual Super Bowl matchup once the two teams are known. Futures typically offer higher payouts but carry more risk due to the longer timeframe.

When does Super Bowl betting end?

Most pregame betting markets remain open until kickoff. Some sportsbooks also offer live betting during the game, allowing bettors to place wagers as the action unfolds.