Super Bowl Odds 2026-27

Super Bowl 61 odds

Another NFL season has come to a close, with the Seattle Seahawks hoisting the Lombardi Trophy after a dominant performance against the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 60.

Fear not, we're already looking ahead to Super Bowl 61 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood.

Here’s a look at the opening Super Bowl odds for next season's Big Game.

2027 Super Bowl odds

Yes, the 2026 Super Bowl just happened, but most operators have already posted odds on next year's Super Bowl — with the Seahawks and Rams opening as co-favorites.

Team
Seahawks	+950
Rams	+950
Bills	+1000
Patriots	+1200
Eagles	+1300
Lions	+1300
Ravens	+1300
Packers	+1400
49ers	+1600
Chargers	+1600
Chiefs	+1600
Texans	+1800
Broncos	+1800
Jaguars	+2000
Bengals	+2200
Bears	+2200
Cowboys	+3500
Buccaneers	+4000
Colts	+4500
Commanders	+5000
Vikings	+5500
Steelers	+6000
Panthers	+8000
Falcons	+8000
Giants	+9000
Saints	+10000
Titans	+11000
Browns	+13000
Jets	+15000
Raiders	+15000
Dolphins	+20000
Cardinals	+20000

The Seahawks and Rams have emerged as +950 co-favorites for Super Bowl LXI due to their dominance in the 2025-26 season. Seattle enters as the defending champion after a 29–13 victory in Super Bowl LX, fueled by a top-ranked defense and a resurgent Sam Darnold.

The Rams are priced equally because they were widely considered the only team on Seattle's level, narrowly losing a 31–27 thriller in the NFC Championship. With reigning NFL MVP Matthew Stafford confirming his return and a powerhouse offense featuring Kyren Williams and Davante Adams, oddsmakers view the NFC West duo as the clear "class of the league."

This parity reflects a shift in the NFL landscape where traditional powers like the Chiefs (+1500) are currently sidelined by injuries and potential roster turnover.

Popular types of Super Bowl bets

Betting on the Super Bowl goes beyond picking a winner. To maximize your strategy, you should understand the three primary markets:

• Moneyline: A straight-up bet on which team wins the game.
• Point spread: Betting on the margin of victory.
• Total (Over/Under): Wagering on the combined score of both teams.
• Super Bowl MVP odds: Betting on who will win the Super Bowl MVP.
• Super Bowl props: The 'Big Game' is famous for its massive prop market, from the length of the national anthem to the color of the Gatorade bath.

Super Bowl betting history and trends

Historically, the favorite has won over 64% of the time.

Out of 59 Super Bowls with a designated favorite, the favorite has won 38 times, and the underdog has won 21.

Underdogs are 29–29–2 against the spread. The underdog covers or pushes almost exactly 50% of the time.

While the all-time stats are balanced, recent history has seen a significant shift toward the underdog. Underdogs have covered the spread in 16 of the last 24 Super Bowls.

Until Super Bowl 60, underdogs had covered in five consecutive Super Bowls, which was the longest such streak in the game's history.

Previous Super Bowl Winners

Below we've listed all the Super Bowl winners since 2000 and their preseason odds. Odds are courtesy of our Sports Odds History NFL Futures database.

Super Bowl wins and appearances by team

The New England Patriots have the most Super Bowl appearances at 12 and are tied with the Pittsburgh Steelers for most wins with six.

Where to bet on the Super Bowl

If you're in a state that allows mobile, or online betting, make sure you know which ones are the best Super Bowl betting sites. Great betting sites offer sharp odds, quick payouts and are safe and secure when it comes to depositing and withdrawing your money. If you're not in a legal betting state, you can trade Super Bowl event contracts at prediction market apps.

Be sure to check out our Super Bowl predictions before placing a wager on the big game.

Super Bowl betting bonuses and promo codes

Taking advantage of bonus bets and sportsbook promos is a great way to maximize your potential winnings when wagering on the Super Bowl. Check out our comprehensive list of the best Super Bowl betting promos and bonuses available at legal online betting sites in the U.S. and Canada.