Question 1

What is the Super Bowl?

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The Super Bowl is an American Football event between the two remaining teams after the NFL Playoffs. Typically held annually at a neutral venue each February, this winner-takes-all matchup crowns one outfit as the league’s best.

The NFL Super Bowl sees both remaining AFC and NFC Playoff contenders face off to clinch the Lombardi Trophy. Super Bowl matchups follow the same format as standard NFL fixtures – with a 60-minute affair divided into four 15-minute quarters. If the game ends in a tie, an additional 15-minute ‘Overtime’ period ensues.

In-game points are primarily earned through touchdowns and field goals. The team that earns the highest number of points is cemented as the Super Bowl champion.

Question 2

Super Bowl Betting Explained

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A deep catalogue of Super Bowl odds is available at Betfair, with pre-game and in-play markets updated throughout the NFL season.

Super Bowl bets are cash-backed predictions of specific outcomes. From Super Bowl winner odds to total points, touchdown scorers to passing yards thrown – various relevant Super Bowl betting options are on this page.

Popular Super Bowl betting markets include:

· Super Bowl Winner: A bet on which team will win the Super Bowl.

· Super Bowl Exact Result: Predict the precise score in the Super Bowl.

· Super Bowl MVP: Back one player to win ‘Most Valuable Player’.

· Total Points: Bet on the exact number of cumulative points scored during the Super Bowl.

· Over/Under: A wager on whether a specific outcome will occur a defined number of times.

· Touchdown Scorer: Choose whether a particular player will score a touchdown during the Super Bowl.

· Specials: First Halftime Show song, special guest appearances, total number of Halftime Show songs - a whole host of special Super Bowl markets are published at Betfair.

Odds may change based on form, injuries and other timely news – so it’s worth visiting Betfair to catch updated Super Bowl odds as the game approaches.

Question 3

How do Super Bowl Winner Odds work?

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Super Bowl Odds Explained

In short: Super Bowl odds tell you whether a certain outcome is likely or unlikely to happen. At Betfair, odds are automatically displayed in a fractional format. You may personalise your preferred odds format to showcase decimal or American layouts.

The longer the odds, the weaker the probability of an outcome – with successful wagering earning greater returns. Meanwhile, shorter Super Bowl odds equate to an increased probability but decreased returns.

Evaluate our portfolio of Super Bowl betting odds ahead of the big game to see which markets best suit your wagering style.

Question 4

Who is favoured to win the Super Bowl 2026?

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The Super Bowl favourites to win odds outline which team is most likely to lift the Lombardi Trophy when accounting for all factors. Importantly, the odds for this market may change during the event.

Teams are listed according to their perceived likelihood of winning; injuries, recent results, Playoff pedigree, quarterback quality, coaching aptitude, general news, roster depth, head-to-head history and more are all accounted for.

Planning to bet on Super Bowl odds in 2026? See refreshed Super Bowl Favourites to Win odds on this page.

Question 5

Super Bowl Winner Odds

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Betting on the Super Bowl Winner market allows you to predict which team will win this year’s Super Bowl.

For a wager on a selection from this market to win, you must correctly back the winning Super Bowl team. Odds for this NFL market are determined by various metrics, including offence statistics, defence capability, previous Super Bowl performances and more.

Super Bowl Winner odds are likely to fluctuate early in the NFL season, and generally steady throughout the Playoffs.

Use this page as your one-stop shop for a complete round-up of the latest NFL Super Bowl Winner odds.

Question 6

How to Bet on Super Bowl with Betfair

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Fancy placing a bet on Super Bowl 2026 odds with Betfair? Follow the steps below to back your favourite NFL franchise.

1. Sign up or log in with Betfair.

2. Open ‘American Football’ to view NFL markets.

3. Select ‘Super Bowl’.

4. Pick any market to view current Super Bowl odds.

5. Click on any selection(s) to add it to your betslip.

6. Enter a stake and confirm your Super Bowl bet.

If your prediction is accurate, you’ll receive returns based on the exact stake and odds at the time of your bet being placed.

Question 7

What are the latest Super Bowl betting tips?

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You can find a vast collection of the best Super Bowl betting tips and NFL betting tips via our Betfair Blog – with each selection backed by data-crunching and expert-led analysis. You’ll also catch NFL reports, stats and predictions all season long, ensuring that you’re clued-in on all-things American Football.

Check out the latest Betfair Super Bowl betting tips throughout the NFL campaign for unparalleled insight ahead of the biggest US event of the year.

Question 8

What are some upcoming fixtures for Football betting?

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Popular fixtures that are in progress or upcoming include Leeds v Nottm Forest in which you can bet on Leeds to win at odds of 2.0, Man Utd v Tottenham in which you can bet on Man Utd to win at odds of 1.6, Burnley v West Ham in which you can bet on Burnley to win at odds of 3.25.

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