Super Bowl Sunday is the Xmas Day of sports betting. Football fans across the globe are waking up, rushing to their sportsbook, and sizing up the Super Bowl 60 odds.
As we count down to kickoff (6:30 p.m. ET) between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, here’s a quick rundown of the Big Game spread, total, and moneylines on Sunday morning.
Read on for the latest Super Bowl odds for Sunday, February 8.
2026 Super Bowl Odds
Seahawks vs 
PatriotsSuper Bowl odds courtesy of DraftKings.
Point Spread
The Super Bowl LX point spread has held steady for two weeks, for the most part.
In the opening hours of action back on January 25, Seattle hit the board as low as -3.5 and immediate action took that spread as high as -5.5 before a market consensus of Seahawks -4.5 was established.
That spread has remained at most operators, but we are seeing an uptick in the vig for Seattle -4.5, and some “sharper” sportsbooks are dealing the SBLX spread at Seahawks -5 (EVEN).
This has been an ideal spread for bookmakers. They’ve drawn steady action on Seattle -4.5 and know there is money to buy back the Patriots at +5.5. If books need to offset action on the favorite, they can tick this line up and bring it back down.
The worst possible scenario for the spread would be a 5-point Seahawks win, as it would pay out all the action at -4.5 and push with any bets placed at 5/+5. Those books that did a price discovery at -5.5 would pay the buyback on New England +5.5.
According to DraftKings sportsbooks, which did briefly test the waters at Patriots +5.5 on January 26, 59% of bet count and 64% of handle (money wagered) is laying the points with Seattle.
Moneyline
Helping offset some of the ATS liability is a stronger opinion on New England moneyline.
The Patriots opened as short as +166 after Championship Sunday but with early action on Seattle, that moneyline adjusted and now sits between +180 and +204 across the industry.
Moneyline underdogs are always a popular play for the legions of casual bettors who come out on Super Sunday. Rather than take the points with the dog, these bettors aim for a bigger return on a Big Game upset.
We’ve seen similar patterns at most mainstream operators. DraftKings is reporting 57% of bets and 58% of moneyline handle taking New England to win Super Bowl LX.
Knowing these ATS and ML splits, the best result for bookies would be Seattle to win by four points or less.
Total
This Over/Under opened as tall as 46.5 and the first push from professionals was toward the Under, sinking this number a full point to 45.5 O/U on January 26. That consensus settled in during the bye week.
Some sharper shops are as low as 45 points with a few mainstream operators padding the Under 45.5 with increased juice.
While this adjustment doesn’t move between the historic key numbers of 44 and 47, the stop at 46 points has become much more common in recent seasons due to increased scoring and the additional distance added to PATs in 2015.
Super Bowl often draws its share of Over action, especially closer to kickoff – as casual bettors want to cheer for an exciting game. However, as of Sunday morning, DraftKings is reporting even action on the total, with 53% of bets and 55% of handle on the Under.
