Super Bowl Odds And Payouts

Most people have action on the Super Bowl, one way or another. One of the most popular ways to bet on the Super Bowl is not through wagering on a particular side or player, but having numbers.

Some sportsbooks offer multiple lines and payout odds on the Super Bowl. Super Bowl 55, for instance, wasn’t just limited to the 1.5 point spread between the Bucs and Chiefs. Moneyline Betting. Betting on the moneyline is the easiest Super Bowl bet you can make.

• The odds for each pick are multiplied by one another to determine the odds for the Parlay. For example, New England at -150 odds, parlayed with New York at +200 odds, would result in +400 odds. Wager $20 on the above two picks, see New England and New York BOTH win.
• 2021 Super Bowl Odds Vegas Super Bowl LV Odds, Current Lines & Prop Bets. Super Bowl 55 and the 2020/21 season will be one that we will not forget any time soon, with the pandemic leaving NFL stadiums empty across the nation, the re-seducing of games weekly and a impact to each and every one of us, and that is before the final chapter plays out on February 7th when the raining champion Patrick.
• Payoff odds on a club “to win the Super Bowl” (or specifically the next Lombardi Trophy) are usually generous – even the Kansas City Chiefs often come with a (+500) futures line or 5-to-1 odds, or longer. But the wagered team can’t simply win a playoff game or a bunch of games and pay-off the bet.

Yup, just numbers.

Super Bowl boxes (also known as squares) are a popular way for people to get in on the action. Simply put, there are 100 squares broken up into 10 columns and rows. Interested parties fill each square and numbers 0-9 are randomly assigned to a box.

The AFC team will be down the columns or across the rows and the NFC will be the opposite. After the numbers are drawn you take the corresponding digits to your box and those are your numbers for the game. It's all random.

The numbers you draw are the last digit you want your team to land on when the clock expires.

For example, if you have AFC 7 and NFC 3 -- very good numbers to have -- you are rooting for the Chiefs to lead 7-3 after the first quarter. A 17-3 Kansas City lead at halftime would also work, as would a 17-13 KC lead after the third. A final score of Chiefs, 27, Buccaneers 23 would be a winner too.

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Each pool is different with unique rules, some payout a winner on every score change, some only do the final score. The box I will explain is counting the score at the end of every quarter.

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Some numbers are better to have than others. You know, your typical football numbers. 7, 3, 0, all the common digits that show up on the scoreboard. You usually go into the game feeling pretty good or pretty bad about your numbers depending on what you have.

However, There's no skill to this type of game. It's all luck. With the rise of two-point conversions and analytically driven decisions, the score lines sometimes find themselves a bit out of whack, and maybe you can get lucky with some obscure numbers.

Here are some key figures to know where you stand heading into the Super Bowl based on historical analysis, as compiled by the people at Printyourbrackets.com

The number 0 has appeared in the end of a quarter score 27.31%

The number 3 has appeared in the end of quarter score 18.75%

The number 7 has appeared in the end of quarter score 15.97%

Common knowledge has been proven correct. The three most popular digits in football have come up most frequently at the end of Super Bowl quarters, but still below a third of the time, so it is not a perfect science.

The number 4 appeared 46 times - 10.65%

The number 6 appeared 34 times - 7.87%

The number 1 appeared 26 times - 6.02%

The number 9 appeared 20 times - 4.63%

The number 8 appeared 16 times - 3.70%

The number 2 appeared 12 times - 2.78%

The number 5 appeared 10 times - 2.31%

It's more difficult to land on these numbers unless you get higher scoring games where 28 and 35 come into play, for example. It's a tough start to draw one of these, but like we mentioned earlier anything is possible.

If there is a rooting strategy for the lesser used numbers, root for field goals early and touchdowns late. With field goals coming first, the margins become a bit more skewed from the norm, and teams may throw out the traditional game plan.

Do not sleep on the potential missed extra point. That would have repercussions throughout the game such as going for two later on. It also puts more obscure numbers like six, two, eight and nine into play with teams likely to attempt more two-point conversions.

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Tampa Bay kicker Ryan Succop is 60/66 on PAT's this season, while Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker is 54/61. If you pull an eight or nine, root for a missed extra point early in the game to improve your odds of winning a square.

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Boxes are a great way to have a financial interest in the game if you don't want to bet a side, total, or prop. It keeps casual fans interested through all four quarters as they try to cash their squares. Here's to hoping all your numbers come out profitable this year!

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Reed is a native of New Jersey and graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is a die-hard Brooklyn Nets fan and always believes the spread has a chance of covering. You can follow Reed on Twitter @ReedWallach for more commentary