Historical Super Bowl betting splits data

I’m reaching out to the public here in hopes of finding somebody who might have documented what the betting splits (% of bets and % of handle) were in the Super Bowl going back the last few years

I think the chiefs were the public favourite last year chasing the 3 peat and we all know how that ended 

if anybody has info or can point me in the right direction that would be appreciated 

cheers

I don't but wanted to ask what your thoughts were. Right, the narrative for KC was chasing the 3-peat. What do you think the narrative is for this SB?

-frisco

Also, I bet if you ChatGPT AND Grok the question, keep refining your question and ask it to "look deeper", you'll probably get an answer. The reason I say to query both is to cross-reference their answers since published stats on these could be manipulated.

@friscogiants

 Thank you. I didn’t even think to ask AI and in response to your first question I think the narrative is that the Seahawks are much better team and the Patriots have been underwhelming in this postseason I think the public is overwhelmingly betting on them to win and to cover for these reasons I’m inclined to bet on the Patriots to cover the spread… there will probably be hundreds of billions wagered on the Super Bowl they’re not leaving that much money up to chance

imo, the Sharp bet is Patriots with the hook.

@friscogiants

 Absolutely they’ve only given up 26 points in three postseason games and they’re the healthiest they’ve been all season long

and Drake Maye is the better quarterback

@SharpeBettor

 26 points to Justin Herbert , CJ stroud , and Jarret Stidham . Not exactly murderers row . And drake Maye has looked closer to Trent dilfer this post season than he did to drake Maye mid season against the mighty jets and dolphins .

Well, no. Let's not get carried away.

@SharpeBettor

 Maye is young , don't think he makes history as the youngest QB to win SB - 

@NoFlyZone

No, not that much, as Bator stated.

Although, you kind of answered your own question. The SB brings in all sorts of $ to the betting market. From whoever, from everywhere. The books aren't worried about a damn thing in this game. They got prop bets, exotics, derivatives, anything you can think of.

They will make their $ off the juice no matter what. If you ask me, there's no sharp side in this game. There never is.

Patriots with the hook is not sharp. Sharps are on all sides. Sharps moved in heavy at -3.5 pushing it to -4.5