Super Bowl 59: Odds, Bets & Key Insights | January 23, 2025
Written by: Colby Marchio
Published: Thu Jan 23, 2025, 2:43 pm ET
Read Time: 4 minutes
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The race for Super Bowl 59 is down to four teams, and the futures market is heating up. Championship Round matchups present the perfect opportunity to find value by betting on outright winners rather than weekly moneylines or spreads. Whether you believe in a favorite or see destiny in the underdogs, now is the time to lock in your picks before kickoff. Let's break down the odds and map out the smartest ways to attack the next two games.
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Super Bowl 59 Winner Odds
Can Patrick Mahomes secure his place among the NFL's all-time greats by leading the Chiefs to an epic Super Bowl three-peat?
All NFL odds are courtesy of BetOnline as of Thursday, Dec 23 at 1:30 p.m. ET. Odds from other sportsbooks may also be mentioned in this article
Eagles: +185
Chiefs: +210
Bills: +240
Commanders: +725
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Where is the Value?
With three games left in the NFL season, now is the time to take a closer look at Super Bowl winner odds and explore value plays heading into the final stretch. If you are leaning toward any of the favorites in the Championship Round, it may be smarter to bet on their futures instead of their moneyline or spread this week. At plus money, you can grab the Chiefs or Eagles to win it all, skipping the shorter prices on this week's matchups.
This morning, I took the Chiefs to win the Super Bowl at +220. If they beat the Bills on Sunday, I would likely be on them to win it all, so locking in the value at greater than 2/1 feels like the right move. The same logic applies to the Eagles at 2/1 on some books. Rather than taking them at -6 against the Commanders, you can bet on them to win this weekend and the entire enchilada.
For underdog bettors, there are times when playing the moneyline game by game is the smarter option. However, the look-ahead lines favor the Bills regardless of the NFC opponent, and the Commanders would likely be no better than 2/1 on the moneyline against the Chiefs. With the Commanders at 7/1 to win it all, that is a price worth taking. The Bills at +240 on BetOnline is also excellent if you believe they are the team of destiny.
If you are backing any of these teams to win on Sunday, I strongly recommend taking their futures before kickoff.
Super Bowl Winner: Chiefs (+220)
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Former D1 (club) baseball player, Colby has been betting since his college days at DePaul, where he had to endure the worst collegiate basketball the Big East has ever seen. He is an advanced analytics nerd and has never seen an underdog he has not liked. Hot. Corn. Bull. It does not matter the dog he loves them all.
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