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How big is the Super Bowl betting? Big enough so that it’s impossible to hyperbolize. Check out these numbers: the NFL claims up to 1 billion viewers tune in annually, and running a TV commercial during the game’s U.S. broadcast costs a world-be advertiser $5 million (or $166,666.66 per second).
And while the product-hockers seek to appeal to that massive audience, said audience is chowing down lustily: Americans typically eat 30 million pounds of chips, 13.2 million pounds of avocado and 8 million pounds of popcorn. We provide the latest, updated super bowl betting odds and super bowl betting trends for the next big game!
Can we call it “the Curse of the Guarantee”? Since their win in Super Bowl III, famously guaranteed by Joe Namath, the New York Jets have not appeared in the ’Bowl, going 0-4 SU/ATS in AFC Championship games as well. The second-longest streak of futility is that of the Minnesota Vikings, who haven’t gotten back to the big game since Super Bowl XI and are just one of six NFL teams never to have won a league title of any sort…
How popular is Super Bowl betting? Incredibly popular: Super Bowl betting is, for a large fraction of Americans, the only time to wager on professional sports all year. Super Bowl futures including “To Win MVP” and individual player props are played by hundreds of thousands of bettors who typically stick to point spreads and over/unders week to week.
Once-bizarre Super Bowl lines on game-unrelated matters like “Length of the National Anthem Rendition” and “Result of the Opening Coin Toss” have become traditional plays among even casual bettors, and Super Bowl spreads are debated by those who've actually literally played Super Bowl lines zero times in their life.
Betting on the Super Bowl draws more wagering than on any other event worldwide. NFLbets dares say that the fundamental Super Bowl futures bet, i.e. “To Win the Super Bowl”, is the world's single-most bet-upon prop during the year. While most Super Bowl betting is done in the United States and Canada, but gamblers in nations such as Australia and Great Britain are starting to discover the marvel of Super Bowl betting – kinda like the way Americans re-discover World Cup betting every four years…
Over $140 million was wagered on Super Bowl LII at Las Vegas sportsbooks, but lest you believe that figure is overly impressive, consider that unofficial estimates from the American Gaming Association (AGA) place the total number of bets at $4.76 billion. This means the ostensible gambling capital of the U.S. was covering less than 2.95% of the total take. That’s huge.
Despite that seemingly small sub-3% take in Las Vegas, the truth is that Super Bowl betting is significant enough to support some small- to mid-sized sportsbooks throughout the year. Pre-Supreme Court decision of 2018, an estimated 25% or more of *all* online bets were made on the Super Bowl. So, yes, people do bet on Super Bowl online.
On top of everything else great about betting on the NFL’s Super Bowl, the sheer amount of bets, lines, odds and proposition bets on the Super Bowl are absolutely wonderful. Scoring by quarter, player props, game MVP props, Will The First Score Be a Safety, Will Anyone Score a Safety, the opening coin flip – all this and so much more are available on the (long) two weeks leading up to the Super Bowl.
If you’ve ever been to Las Vegas (or soon in the future, your local betting shop or casino), you know how much fun, insanity and winnings may be had when betting the Super Bowl. Of course, if you think that’s nuts, just wait until the Las Vegas Raiders are playing in Super Bowl LV in 2021…
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The Super Bowl is the annual championship game of the NFL (National Football League). The league is made up of two conferences, the American Football Conference (AFC) and the National Football Conference (NFC). The winners of each conference meet in the Super Bowl to determine the NFL champion of that season. That team then goes on to represent the NFL in the Super Bowl the following year.
The Super Bowl is the most watched sporting event in the United States. Each year, the game is watched by over 90 million people and over 160 million people watch at least part of the game on television. The Super Bowl has become so popular that it is now a week long celebration that starts with the Super Bowl pregame show on Friday night. The game itself is played on the last Sunday of February or the first Sunday in March.
Each year, the NFL asks a different city to host the Super Bowl and the city that is picked will have the honor of hosting the game. The city will also host the week long celebration that includes concerts, parties, and other events in the days leading up to the Super Bowl.
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