Super Bowl 59 may be only one day away, but there's still plenty of time to fill up your bet slip with a tantalizing selection of prop picks.
Not only are Super Bowl props the most fun Super Bowl odds to wager on, but they're easily the most plentiful, with hundreds of enticing markets available across a spectrum of top sportsbooks.
Below, you’ll find the best odds available for Super Bowl props at legal sportsbooks in your state or province. We’ll also give you the lowdown on this year's most popular props by tickets and bet percentage to help guide your own selections.
Super Bowl prop bets
These are our most recent Super Bowl player prop picks:
- Robert Criscola: Marquise Brown Under 40.5 receiving yards (-112)
- Josh Inglis: Jalen Hurts 275+ passing yards (+425)
- Josh Inglis: A.J. Brown 100+ receiving yards (+255)
- Josh Inglis: Isiah Pacheco 7+ carries (+105)
- Jason Logan: Xavier Worthy Over 6.5 rushing yards (-120)
- Jason Logan: George Karlaftis to record a sack (+116)
- Jason Logan: Kareem Hunt Over 1.5 receptions (+150)
- Jason Logan: Noah Gray anytime touchdown (+650)
- Sam Farley: Saquon Barkley first TD scorer (+420)
- Ryan Gilbert: DeVonta Smith Over 4.5 receptions (-105)
- Rohit Ponnaiya: Jalen Hurts anytime TD (-115)
- Trevor Knapp: Dallas Goedert 2+ TD (+2700)
- Neil Parker: Patrick Mahomes Over 24.5 passing completions (+100)
- Tom Oldfield: DeAndre Hopkins Over 12.5 receiving yards (-120)
- Chris Vasile: Jalen Hurts Under 208.5 passing yards (-110)
See all of our NFL picks for Chiefs vs. Eagles
Super Bowl anytime TD prop odds
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Super Bowl game props & picks
These are our latest Super Bowl game props & picks:
- Neil Parker: Chiefs 26, Eagles 23
- Jason Ence: Opening kickoff to be a touchback or fair catch - yes
- Jared Hochman: First score - Eagles field goal
- Joe Osborne: Winning margin - Chiefs 1-6 points
Winning margin
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+290 |
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+310 |
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+425 |
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+525 |
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+775 |
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+875 |
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+1400 |
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+1750 |
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+3000 |
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+3500 |
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+6600 |
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+8000 |
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+10000 |
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+10000 |
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+10000 |
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First score method
Game to go to overtime
Will there be a Scorigami?
One of the more fun concepts in football is Scorigami — when a game finishes with a score that has never happened before — and you can bet on odds for this game to finish with a unique score!
Result | |
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Yes | +2500 |
No | -10000 |
Super Bowl team props
These are our latest Super Bowl team props & picks:
- Josh Inglis: Both teams to score 20+ points
- Jason Logan: Eagles team total Under 23.5 points
- Rohit Ponnaiya: Chiefs team total Under 25.5 points
Team total points
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Over 25.5 | Under 25.5 | Over 23.5 | Under 23.5 |
-110 | -118 | -105 | +105 |
Exotic props and fun Super Bowl prop bets
These are our latest Super Bowl exotic props & picks:
- Rohit Ponnaiya: Gatorade bath color - .5u each on purple and yellow/green/lime
- Neil Parker: Coin toss - Heads
- Douglas Farmer: National Anthem - Over 120.5 seconds
- Jared Hochman: Halftime Show - "Not Like Us" last song performed
Gatorade bath odds
Orange has been the most popular color over the years, but purple has been used for the last two Super Bowls.
Color | ![]() |
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Purple | +225 |
Yellow/green/lime | +250 |
Orange | +400 |
Blue | +650 |
Red/pink | +650 |
Clear/water | +900 |
No Gatorade Bath | +2500 |
The most popular Gatorade bath picks at BetMGM are:
- Yellow/Green/Lime - 24% of tickets/35% of handle
- Orange - 21% of tickets/17% of handle
- Blue - 16% of tickets/13% of handle
Coin toss odds
The Super Bowl coin toss is the ultimate 50/50 proposition, but Covers Betting Analyst Neil Parker has a hunch on how things will go in NOLA.
"It’s been tails in six of the past 10 Super Bowls, but three of the past four have been heads," he says. "Let’s go back to 'Tails never Fails!' for Super Bowl 59!"
Heads or tails odds
Coin toss winning team
Coin toss splits, per BetMGM:
- 52% of tickets are on heads
- 52% of the handle are on tails
- It is nearly 50/50 on who will win the toss, but 70% of the handle is on the Chiefs to win the toss
National anthem
The anthem singer for Super Bowl 59 is Jon Batiste, a Grammy-winning jazz/R&B singer and pianist.
National anthem length odds
Bettors at BetMGM all strongly believe Batiste will take his time with "The Star-Spangled Banner," with a whopping 63% of tickets placed on the Over 120.5 seconds.
Other National anthem betting odds
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Yes | No | |
Will Jon Batiste perform with a piano? | -400 | +290 |
Will a player or coach cry during the anthem? | -670 | +420 |
Kendrick Lamar may be getting the lion's share of attention heading into the Super Bowl, but the eyes — and ears — of the nation will be fixated on Jon Batiste’s delivery of the National Anthem before the opening kickoff.
Covers Betting Analyst Douglas Farmer has done his homework and is calling for the Grammy Award-winner to go Under 120.5 seconds in his Super Bowl national anthem length prediction.
"Batiste finished the National Anthem in 1 minute and 46 seconds at the 2017 U.S. Open, and needed just 1 minute and 29 seconds to finish the anthem at the NBA All-Star Game that same year," he explains. "The greatest risk to this Under will be Batiste adding a musical interlude to the anthem, but logic expects that to come before he even begins singing. A dramatic introduction will be fitting for a performance on the biggest stage in Batiste’s hometown."
Halftime show props
Just because the action on the field is taking a break doesn’t mean prop betting has to. The Super Bowl halftime show has spawned a massive menu of exotic prop options over the years, with online sportsbooks having a lot of fun with the featured performers.
The most popular halftime market is betting on the first song to be performed. With Kendrick Lamar taking center stage at LIX, here are the odds for his first song:
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HUMBLE. | +150 |
Not Like Us | +375 |
King Kunta | +400 |
Squabble Up | +450 |
Euphoria | +600 |
Like That | +750 |
Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe | +800 |
United in Grief | +800 |
Swimming Pools (Drank) | +900 |
Money Trees | +900 |
m.A.A.d City | +900 |
All the Stars | +1000 |
Alright | +1400 |
ELEMENT | +2000 |
The most popular bets for Kendrick's first song, per BetMGM, are:
- Not Like Us - 40% of tickets/42% of handle
- HUMBLE - 30% of tickets/23% of handle
- Squabble Up - 10% of tickets/29% of handle
Taylor Swift props
The Chiefs are back in the Super Bowl, which means Taylor Swift props are also front and center again for the second straight Big Game.
Market | ||
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Yes | No | |
Will Travis Kelce propose after the Super Bowl? | +750 | -1500 |
Taylor is shown Over 6.5 times on the broadcast | -125 | -125 |
Will the MVP mention Taylor in their speech? | +430 | -670 |
Will Taylor post an Instagram at the Super Bowl? | +172 | -245 |
Will Taylor be shown on camera during the halftime show? | +140 | -220 |
Bettors and Swifties alike are definitely shipping a Travis/Taylor engagement at the Super Bowl, as BetMGM is reporting that 85% of all tickets are on YES for Kelce proposing to his megastar girlfriend.
Other/Exotic props
Exotic Super Bowl props are only limited by the imagination of online oddsmakers. These wild and fun-loving markets have exploded over the past decade, covering everything from those infamous Super Bowl commercials to who the MVP will thank first.
Cross-sport props
If betting on just events at the Super Bowl isn't enough, bettors can bet on cross-sports Super Bowl props. For example, you can bet on whether a wide receiver will have more catches during the Super Bowl than a selected NBA player will have 3-pointers in his game.
Here's a fun example from Super Bowl 59:
Which will be greater: Travis Kelce receptions or total goals scored in Tampa Bay Lightning vs. Montreal Canadiens on February 9?
Printable Super Bowl prop bet sheet
Every year, Covers releases a Super Bowl prop bet sheet featuring some of the most popular markets for the big game. We then provide live updates on the bets on X @Covers.
Super Bowl MVP
Betting on who will win Super Bowl MVP is one of the most popular and simple player props on Super Sunday. Skill positions and star players are normally among the favorites, including the starting quarterbacks for both teams.
Be careful when taking long shots here, however, as a quarterback has won MVP in 33 of the 58 Super Bowls.
Patrick Mahomes has the shortest Super Bowl MVP odds at +105 this year, but Covers Betting Analyst Josh Inglis is expecting Jalen Hurts to steal the show on Sunday.
"Hurts was about as close as one can be to an MVP in Super Bowl LVII: He ran for three TDs, thew another, and had 300+ passing yards," he says. "He enters Round 2 vs. the Chiefs at his healthiest since early December and now has a defense that can stop Mahomes & Co. The +370 price is too hard to ignore."
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+105 |
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+240 |
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+375 |
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+1500 |
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+3000 |
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+3500 |
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+6600 |
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+8000 |
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+10000 |
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Here are the latest Super Bowl MVP betting splits from BetMGM:
Highest Ticket%
- Saquon Barkley - 22.1%
- Patrick Mahomes - 10.8%
- Jalen Hurts - 9.9%
Highest Handle%
- Saquon Barkley - 21.6%
- Travis Kelce - 15.2%
- Patrick Mahomes - 13.2%
Tips for betting Super Bowl props
While Super Bowl props can be a lot of fun to bet on, you should have a strategy and follow these tips to make sure you end up in the Big Game black:
Build a narrative
Chances are if you’re betting Super Bowl props, you likely have a wager on the point spread or total. Use those wagers to build a narrative around how you see the game playing out and what each team has to do to get to that projected result.
Avoid contradictions
With so many Super Bowl bets available, it’s easy to get your action tangled up. Make sure you’re not betting against yourself by contradicting previous wagers. If you like the Over, don’t bet on the Under when it comes to scoring or passing props. If you like the underdog to cover the spread, don’t bet on the favorite to go Over their yardage props.
Mind the movement
Betting on props was long considered a “square” market for many years. However, with the rapid expansion in prop offerings as well as the explosion in advanced analytics, more and more sharp bettors and professional gamblers are flocking to the opening prop odds.
If you’re trying to get the best of the numbers, pay attention to the early prop odds movement in the 12 to 24 hours after sportsbooks release these markets. Bookmakers will adjust quickly to these early sharp opinions. If you’re waiting until Super Bowl Sunday to get your prop bets down, you’re likely to get the worst of the number.
Shop for props
Sportsbooks up their available prop markets every February with more and more Big Game betting options. Plenty of these props are the same, in terms of format, but the totals and juice/vig attached to them can vary from book to book. If you have multiple sportsbooks available to you, don’t be afraid to shop around for the best return on your prop betting opinions.
When are Super Bowl prop bets released?
Super Bowl prop bets, from basic game props and team props to the initial batch of player props, are released in the immediate hours after the Super Bowl matchup is set. Although now some sportsbooks are even providing hypothetical odds for matchups based on the potential outcomes of the AFC/NFC title games.
Follow along as we’ll be updating this page — and our player props page — with live odds, picks, and analysis as soon as they are available.
When do Super Bowl prop bets get paid out?
Depending on what they’re based on, Super Bowl prop bets can be graded and paid out either throughout the game or at the end of the game. The timing and promptness of payouts for Super Bowl bets depend on the sportsbook.
What are the best betting sites for Super Bowl prop bets?
Most Super Bowl betting sites have a large menu of Super Bowl prop bets. However, online-based books will offer more in the way of specials and exotics because state regulations or rules do not limit them.
Instant replay: Super Bowl prop bets
While subjective, Super Bowl proposition bets (props) have nearly eclipsed commercials as the most fun and engaging part of the telecast. These entertaining alternatives to the standard odds markets can boost your winnings and maybe morale, too. Here are our keys to the props betting game:
- Great way to diversify your bets, spreading action to different parts of the contest.
- Take your pick from the most commonly available: player, game, and exotic props.
- Make sure you’re not betting against yourself. If you like the Over, don’t bet on the Under when it comes to scoring or passing props.
Super Bowl Prop Bet FAQs
Prop bets – also known as proposition bets – for the Super Bowl are bets outside of the standard odds for the game (spread, moneylines, Over/Under) and are graded on game occurrences, team and player performances, as well as happenings during the event.
Yes, online-based sportsbooks provide odds on prop bets on events ranging from the national anthem to a post-game Gatorade bath.
Most Super Bowl betting sites have a large menu of Super Bowl prop bets. However, online-based books will offer more in the way of specials and exotics because they are not limited by state regulations or rules.
Depending on the sportsbook, bettors can tie their Super Bowl props together in a parlay, but for the parlay to win, all bets included must also win.