You’ve seen a few weeks of packed action until now: teams fighting each other head to head for a bigger chance of winning the Lombardi Trophy. Bets have been placed, and tickets were lost to chance, but it’s not over yet!
Tune in with us, and let’s see which teams are now favorites and how the football odds work. We also have details about who’s up to sing in the Super Bowl halftime show!
When and Where?
Although there’s still a long way until the Super Bowl final, we already have the date and time of the scheduled event.
On a Sunday, during the 12th of February, you’ll be able to watch the Super Bowl final along with the rest of America’s football fans. The 2023 event will be the 57th edition of the Super Bowl, celebrated by the stars singing at the show’s halftime.
It will be hosted by State Farm Stadium, the same one that hosted the Super Bowl in 2015. You can already buy official tickets for this event to ensure your place at the Super Bowl.
Future locations
While this year’s Super Bowl is held at State Farm, Arizona, you can still plan for future Super Bowl events, like:
- The Super Bowl 2024 will be held for the first time in Las Vegas at the Allegiant Stadium. This location, which opened in 2020, is also the new home of the Raiders.
- The Super Bowl 2025 will take place in New Orleans. The 59th edition of this event will happen on February 9, 2025.
Super Bowl Halftime
If you haven’t already heard by now, the mom-of-one, Rihanna, will be the star of this year’s halftime show for the Super Bowl. This spectacle will mark the singer’s first live show in five years.
Rihanna is an interesting choice in this year’s halftime show due to her previous opposition to the Super Bowl. She seems to have ended the self-imposed shunning of this event, which was done in solidarity and empathy with Colin Kaepernick.
The Favorites
The favorites list includes last year’s Super Bowl champions, the Los Angeles Rams!
- Buffalo Bills: +500 (no change)
- Kansas City Chiefs: +800 (were +750)
- Philadelphia Eagles: +850 (were +1300)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: +950 (were +750)
- Green Bay Packers: +1000 (were +1300)
- Los Angeles Rams: +1400 (no change)
- Baltimore Ravens: +1400 (were +1600)
- Los Angeles Chargers: +2100 (were +1300)
The Longshots
- Dallas Cowboys: +2800 (were +5000)
- Tennessee Titans: +6000 (were +4600)
- Arizona Cardinals: +7000 (were +4100)
- Las Vegas Raiders: +7500 ( were +4400)
- New England Patriots: +10000 (were +6000)
- New York Giants: +11000 (were +7000)
- Washington Commanders: +13000 (were +5000)
- Pittsburgh Steelers: +13000 (were +5500)
How should you place bets?
If you want to get in the bookies for a quick bet, you can do so in multiple ways. They are physical betting shops and online sportsbooks.
We’ve discovered this year that some online casinos also offer Super Bowl betting on their sites. Betting through casinos might be safer since they must be licensed and certified to open their business.
Plus, as of late, many payment methods, like PayPal, Skill, Neteller, and more, have begun working with all types of wagering websites to facilitate payments straight into the user’s account safely.
However, if you or a loved one have trouble gambling or betting, use appropriate self-exclusion tools. They help us control our addictions and help us turn up for the better.
How do football odds work?
To begin, the sportsbooks or casinos share a list of possible future outcomes that fans can bet on. These are fixed bets that mean an agreement between you and the sportsbook about the type of bet ticket you sign for at the time of betting.
If you bet $100 on the Los Angeles Rams, last year’s winners, you could make $1400 and get your money back. This is because the Los Angeles Rams are listed with a +1400 to win the Super Bowl. Remember, you can wager smaller amounts of money on your tickets.
Good Luck
Now, you know all there is to know about the Super Bowl, including where to get tickets from and how the futures work for the teams involved in America’s most remarkable sporting event.
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As the last word, see you at the Super Bowl!