Against the Spread Superbowl Odds

The Superbowl betting total is 46.5. Let’s take a look at some against the spread numbers that could be important in determining the winner in Superbowl betting.

Superbowl odds information tells us that this is the 14th Super Bowl to be played in the state of Florida and the fourth one in Tampa. Two of the last three Super Bowls in Florida were blowouts but Super Bowl XXV where the New York Giants defeated the Buffalo Bills 20-19 was the closest in Super Bowl betting history. In the three previous Super Bowls in Tampa, the underdog has gone 2-1 straight up and against the Superbowl odds. The under is 2-1 in those games.

Superbowl odds history shows that the NFC has a very slight 22-20 edge in Super Bowls. In the last 11 Super Bowls though, the AFC is 7-4 straight up and 5-4-2 against the Superbowl odds.

Superbowl betting history tells us that there have been 28 blowouts where a team won by 10 points or more. When the NFC wins, it is oftentimes by a lot. 17 of the 22 NFC wins in the Super Bowl were by 10 points or more.

As you look at Superbowl odds you will want value. The favorite in Superbowl odds is a slight winner but underdogs have held their own of late. If you can pick the winner of the game you will probably cover the Superbowl odds. Only seven times in Superbowl odds history has the favorite won the game and not covered.

If you are looking at the Superbowl betting total you should know that the under has come in four straight times. The over was on a big run before this latest streak with six of the last eight Super Bowls going over the Superbowl odds. Arizona has never played in a Super Bowl while the Steelers have seen 4 of their 6 Super Bowls go under the Superbowl odds.

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