Who is most likely to win the 2021 Super Bowl?
[January 24, 2021] The Kansas City Chiefs have opened as the favorites to win Super Bowl 56 in the early odds. Green Bay has the second-best odds at +900, and the Jaguars have the worst odds at +10000.
Who’s gonna win the Super Bowl in 2020?
The Kansas City Chiefs
The Kansas City Chiefs are favored to repeat as Super Bowl champions, but our analysts see value on four other teams to take the crown in 2020.
What are the odds to win the Super Bowl?
Currently, the Chiefs (+500) are favored to win the Super Bowl. Kansas City has made the last two Super Bowls and has posted a 1-1 record in them….Updated odds to win Super Bowl 56.
| Team | Odds to win Super Bowl |
|---|---|
| Chiefs | +500 |
| Buccaneers | +650 |
| Bills | +1200 |
| Packers | +1200 |
What are the odds of winning the Super Bowl?
For instance, if you bet on the Buccaneers to win the Super Bowl last year before they signed Tom Brady you would get odds near +3000. These are extremely strong odds and give your bet of $500 the chance to turn into $15,500. It is important to differentiate which sportsbooks have the best odds.
Who are the favorites to win the Super Bowl?
Who is the current Super Bowl odds favorite for 2021? The current favorite to win Super Bowl LV is the Kansas City Chiefs. They are the favorite to win it followed by the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers.
Is the Super Bowl the biggest betting event of the year?
The Super Bowl marks the biggest betting event of the year in the US. With Super Bowl LV wrapped up, bettors can already start looking ahead to next year’s NFL championship game. Because it is one of the most-watched and wagered events in the country, oddsmakers are very careful where they place their lines.
When is Super Bowl LV going to be played?
Alas, Super Bowl LV will still take place on February 7th, 2021. While the NFL did approve new protocols in the case of canceled games, it is clear that they have no interest in doing so. The NFL played the Ravens vs. Steelers game on a Wednesday when it was originally scheduled six days prior, on Thanksgiving.