The Kansas City Chiefs are once again headed to the Super Bowl and that means pop superstar Taylor Swift will be in the building cheering on her long-time boyfriend Travis Kelce.
With her presence at the Super Bowl already confirmed, sportsbooks will offer Super Bowl prop bets centered around Taylor Swift and her much-publicized romance with the Chiefs’ star tight end.
Taylor Swift Super Bowl prop odds
These aren't like most Super Bowl odds! Over the next two weeks, Super Bowl betting sites will surely release some novelty odds for Taylor Swift's appearance at Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans.
| Market |  |
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|---|---|---|
| Yes | No | |
| Will Travis Kelce propose after the Super Bowl? | +750 | -1500 |
| Will Taylor wear a Kristin Juszczyk custom design at the Super Bowl? | +172 | -265 |
| Will Taylor wear the same outfit as Super Bowl 58? | +195 | -310 |
| Taylor is shown Over 6.5 times on the broadcast | -125 | -125 |
| Will the MVP mention Taylor in their speech? | +430 | -670 |
| Will Andy Reid mention Taylor in his post-game speech? | +360 | -520 |
| Will Taylor post on Instagram at the Super Bowl? | +172 | -245 |
| Will Taylor be shown on camera during the halftime show? | +140 | -220 |
| What happens first | Swift | Kelce |
| After kickoff: Swift show on live broadcast or Kelce first reception? | -142 | +114 |
Odds courtesy of FanDuel Canada
Kansas City Chiefs to win and Travis Kelce to propose to Taylor Swift
While the NFL odds may slightly favor the Kansas City Chiefs in their quest for a 'Three-Peat', the proposal part seems a bit far-fetched.
Both Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have done a great job of keeping their relationship about as private as you can for two people in the spotlight on a daily basis.
A proposal is not the kind of publicity stunt Kelce or Swift need in order to stay relevant, so I just don't see it happening.
The only time this combination happened was in 2022 when the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals and Taylor Rapp proposed to his girlfriend. The two had been dating for nearly four years which means "Trav" and "Tay-Tay" have a ways to go yet.
Will Taylor wear a Kristin Juszczyk custom design at the Super Bowl?
It's great to see women supporting women, but if it didn't happen last year when the Chiefs and 49ers met in the Super Bowl, I don't see it happening this year.
While Kristin Juszczyk has burst onto the fashion scene with her incredible team designs, Swift will likely opt for something a bit more subtle which brings us to our next prop bet.
Will Taylor wear the same outfit as Super Bowl 58?
There's something to be said about athletes and their superstitions and I'm hoping Travis Kelce can influence this bet for us to cash the yes at +195.
While wearing an outfit a second time is seen as a fashion faux pas amongst women, the Chiefs did win last year with her in attendance rocking a black corseted Dion Lee tank top, black cutout Area jeans with rhinestone embellishments, and black heeled boots (thanks Google).
Could Swift take the superstitious approach and rock it again? My betting account hopes so.
Number of times Taylor Swift is shown live during Super Bowl 59
This may be one of my favorite Taylor Swift prop bets to make because the line isn't juiced to the max and there is actual history to go off of.
Whether you love her or hate her, there's no denying she's one for the spotlight no matter what she's doing, or where she is.
Last year, when the Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers, she was shown on TV for just 54 seconds spanning the entire game. While that may not seem like much, the camera panned to her 12 times, which is double what this line currently sits at.
Everyone loves to keep up with celebrities and TV producers have a knack for giving people what they want. Take the Over 6.5 at -125.
Will the MVP mention Taylor in their speech?
Travis Kelce is +1400 to win Super Bowl MVP, so unless he goes off for 120+ yards and a couple of touchdowns, I don't see this happening.
Sure, there's always a possibility of getting a mention from Patrick Mahomes, but the odds indicate its a longshot.
Will Andy Reid mention Taylor in his post-game speech?
The odds on "No" are a little less convincing, but I only see this happening if the Chiefs do in fact win and the vibes are high.
Even then, I don't know in what context Reid could possibly include Swift in any post-game speech.
Will Taylor post on Instagram at the Super Bowl?
If anyone has the ability to break the internet, it's Taylor Swift.
Posting an IG at the Super Bowl would produce millions of likes, engagements, and publicity, so at +140 the odds are too good to pass up.
Will Taylor be shown on camera during the halftime show?
This goes back to the number of times Swift is shown on TV.
Everyone loves to see celebrities so why would they not show the world's biggest pop star at a time when all eyes are glued to the broadcast?
Again, you're either a Swiftie and love it, or a football fan that could do without. But at +142, those odds are juicy enough to make seeing her less annoying.
Taylor Swift Super Bowl Specials
| Market | |
|---|---|
| Bad Blood: Travis Kelce to have MORE receiving yards than A.J. Brown | +124 |
| Anti-Hero: Jalen Hurts OR Saquon Barkley to Score a TD in the 4th Quarter | +152 |
| Cruel Summer: Travis Kelce Under 50.5 Receiving Yards And Chiefs to Lose | +360 |
| End Game: Last Score of the Game to be a Chiefs Field Goal | +390 |
| The Man: Patrick Mahomes to Record 300+ Passing Yards & 3+ Passing TDs | +470 |
| You Need to Calm Down: Saquon Barkley 125+ Rushing Yards & Score 2+ Touchdowns | +490 |
| Wildest Dreams: Travis Kelce 100+ Receiving Yards and 8+ Receptions | +540 |
| How Did It End: Travis Kelce to Score a TD in the 4th Quarter | +590 |
| 1989: Travis Kelce to have 19+ Receiving Yards in 1st Quarter and 89+ in the Game | +610 |
| 13: Chiefs to Score Exactly 13 Points in the 1st Half | +1040 |
| Down Bad: Eagles to Score 2+ TDs in the First Quarter | +1040 |
| Are You Ready for it?: Travis Kelce to Score a TD on the Chiefs First Drive | +1400 |
| Clean: Chiefs to Win Each Quarter | +2500 |
| Midnight Rain: Game to Go to Overtime and Eagles to Win | +2500 |
| Mastermind: Chiefs Defense to Score First TD of the Game | +3500 |
| 22: Travis Kelce to Record 22+ Receiving Yards in Each Quarter | +5500 |
Odds courtesy of FanDuel Canada
Wildest Dreams: Travis Kelce 100+ Receiving Yards and 8+ Receptions
Out of all the Taylor Swift Super Bowl specials, this is perhaps my favorite of the lot.
Travis Kelce has often been 'the man' for the Kansas City Chiefs, and while he had a down year (by his lofty standards), he's a proven playoff performer.
He's got a magical connection with Patrick Mahomes, and he's already hauled in nine passes for 136 yards and one TD.
With the Chiefs' run game starting to come around, the Philadelphia Eagles cannot sell out to try and stop Kelce.
Whether it's death by a thousand short gains or a couple of long gains, I see Kelce going over the 100-yard mark on double-digit receptions.
Taylor Swift Super Bowl prop bets explained
At most previous Super Bowls, one would expect that Taylor Swift odds would be part of halftime show bets or national anthem length odds. However, things are different this year as fans have seen Swift attend many Chiefs games, cheering Kelce from a luxury box. With so much attention from broadcasters and on social media, sportsbooks hitch their wagons and offer up Taylor Swift prop bets for football and Swift fans alike to put their money on.
Before you learn how to bet on the Super Bowl, it’s important to know what Taylor Swift bets you can make and how they will be graded.
These markets will largely be based on Taylor Swift's appearances on the broadcast throughout the game.
Many of these markets will be Yes or Yes/No props, letting bettors take a side in predicting if certain events will happen.
An example of a potential Swift Yes/No prop could be based on her appearance during the singing of the national anthem by Reba McEntire.
| Taylor Swift Shown During Anthem | |
|---|---|
| Result | Odds |
| Yes | -120 |
| No | +110 |
In the above example, bettors can bet on whether or not Taylor Swift will be shown on camera during the singing of the “Star-Spangled Banner.” The “Yes” odds on this market are set at -120, which indicates that it’s the favorite. This means that to win $10, a bettor would need to wager $12. This added price to the bet is known as the juice or vig. These are known as American odds, and +100 is even money (meaning a $10 bet would win $10). If a bettor wagered the more unlikely “No” odds at +110, they would win $11 with their $10 bet.
Some Taylor Swift odds might be set as Over/Under markets. This means bettors are wagering whether a certain outcome will happen more or less than a total specified by a sportsbook.
| Number of Times Taylor Swift Shown During Anthem | |
|---|---|
| Result | Odds |
| Over 1.5 | -110 |
| Under 1.5 | -110 |
In this example, bettors can bet the Over or the Under on the number of times the broadcast cuts to Taylor Swift during the anthem.
The sportsbook set the total at 1.5. If she is shown more than once, the Over wins. If she is shown once or zero times, the Under wins. The 0.5 attached to the total indicates the hook, making it impossible for this bet to land on the exact total of just one.
To learn more about understanding betting odds, be sure to try out our free odds calculator, which will also show you your potential profits and total return.
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Taylor Swift prop bet FAQS
Depending on where you live, legal sportsbooks may offer Taylor Swift props for Super Bowl 58. Most regulated sportsbooks in the United States don’t allow for betting on this kind of novelty prop.
Most Taylor Swift odds for Super Bowl 59 will be based on betting on certain outcomes during the broadcast, such as betting on how many times the broadcast puts her on screen.
