Legal Super Bowl Betting Sites: Apps And Bonus Offers

Welcome to BettingUSA’s 50-state guide to betting on the 2025 Super Bowl, featuring the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.

This page explains where to legally bet on Super Bowl LIX. In addition, the following guide ranks the best Super Bowl betting promotions, NFL betting sites, retail sportsbooks, free prediction contests, and DFS alternatives for fans in unregulated states.

Super Bowl Betting Sites

*The options available in your state are fantasy pick’em apps and social sportsbooks, not technically sports betting.

Super Bowl LIX kicks off at 6:30 PM EST on Sunday, February 9^th at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, and FOX will broadcast it live. Fans can also watch the 2025 Super Bowl online on the FOX Sports app and Fubo.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles are set to run it again at Super Bowl LIX, revisiting their nail-biter matchup from two years prior. In their last encounter, the Chiefs edged out the Eagles 38-35, aided by a contentious holding penalty in the game’s closing minutes.

With the Chiefs aiming for the NFL’s first-ever three-peat and the Eagles seeking redemption, the countdown to Super Bowl 59 is on. NFL betting sites and fantasy pick ’em apps will soon launch some of the year’s best Super Bowl betting promotions.

Super Bowl Betting Offers

The lead-up to Super Bowl LIX is prime hunting season for sports betting bonuses and promotions.

Most Super Bowl betting promos provide significantly more value than typical sportsbook bonuses, so bettors should keep their eyes open and check back often for the latest offers.

BettingUSA frequently updates this page as legal online sportsbooks announce new Super Bowl betting offers.

This section will provide overview of the best 2025 Super Bowl promotions and details about every offer once they’re announced. In the meantime, here’s a review of last year’s Super Bowl betting promos for an idea of what to expect this year.

BetMGM Super Bowl Promotions

Past BetMGM Super Bowl promotions have included:

Big Game Prop Bet Challenge ($58,000 grand prize)
Big Game Odds Boosts

FanDuel Super Bowl Promos

Note: bettors only receive the FanDuel welcome bonus if their first bet wins. Most bet-and-get Super Bowl betting offers issue bonus bets to all new customers who place a qualifying first wager, regardless of its outcome.

Other FanDuel Super Bowl promotions might include:

FanDuel Kick Of Destiny
No Sweat Same Game Parlay

Bet365 Big Game Promotions

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Bet365 Super Bowl Bonus Code: BETUSA

Bet365 has several Super Bowl betting offers in addition to it’s welcome bonus which might include:

First Bet Safety Net
Bonus Bets For Every Touchdown Scored
Super Bowl Early Payouts
Super Bowl Single Game Parlay Boosts
Daily Lineups Fantasy Contest
Big Game Giveaway Contest For Social Media Followers

Daily Fantasy Sports Super Bowl Promos

Fans in states that have not yet legalized sports betting do not have to sit on the sidelines while everyone else bets on the Super Bowl online.

Fantasy pick ’em apps are legal alternatives in most states without licensed online sportsbooks.

Apps like PrizePicks and Underdog Fantasy will host Super Bowl pick ’em contests that involve making “more” or “less” predictions on athlete stat projections for fixed payouts of up to 1,000x.

Super Bowl daily fantasy sports contests are the next best alternative for those in states without legal sports betting as it gives fans across most of the country a chance to have some skin in the big game.

PrizePicks Super Bowl Promotions

PrizePicks.com will be hosting pick ’em fantasy sports games for Super Bowl 59 with real-money payouts. Super Bowl pick ’em fantasy contests involve making predictions about in-game events such as player scoring totals, fantasy point totals, and more. From the fan’s point of view, it’s an experience that is extremely similar to real Super Bowl props.

FanDuel DFS Super Bowl Promotions

FanDuel DFS will be hosting a similar number of Super Bowl DFS contests, including its own $3 Million Big Game contest with $1,000,000 reserved for the first-place finisher. That one comes with a reasonable buy-in of $9.

See our reviews of all DFS apps for a thorough explanation of the next best thing to legal sports bets.

Where to Bet on the Super Bowl Legally

This year, NFL fans in more than 30 states can legally bet on the 2025 Super Bowl at online betting sites or in-person at retail sportsbooks.

States with Legal Sports Betting

Map Key

Blue: States where online sports betting is legal.
Red: States with retail sportsbooks only.

Last year, GeoComply reported more than 80.1 million geolocation transactions over Super Bowl weekend, a 2.26x increase over the 30 million transactions processed the year before.

And with even more legal sports betting states than ever, 2025 Super Bowl betting is likely to set new records.

States With Legal Online Super Bowl Betting

Nearly three dozen US states plus Washington D.C and Puerto Rico have legal online sportsbooks that will be accepting Super Bowl wagers on game day.

Tip: Sports fans in neighboring states can also bet on the NFL if they’re willing to make a trip to a legal state. States with legal online sports betting allow fans to register and deposit from anywhere, the only requirement is that bettors place their wagers from within state lines.

States With In-Person Super Bowl Betting Only

NFL fans in the following states can only wager in person at retail sportsbooks:

States Without Super Bowl Betting Options

Unfortunately, fans in the following states have no legal options to bet on the 2025 Super Bowl. Anyone living in one of these states will have to watch from the sidelines or travel to a state with legal sports betting or fantasy sports.

Super Bowl Prop Bets

Legal sportsbooks nationwide are now offering hundreds of 2025 Super Bowl prop bets online, ranging from who will score the first touchdown to the color of Gatorade the winning team will dump on their coach.

When it comes to sheer variety and the best Super Bowl prop betting odds, two online sportsbooks stand above the rest:

BetMGM Sportsbook: BetMGM offers hundreds of Super Bowl player props, game props, and novelty props, often with the best odds.
FanDuel Sportsbook: FanDuel also offers hundreds of Super Bowl prop bets at excellent odds, including unique and niche props like the Scorigami.

Some online sportsbooks offer hundreds of Super Bowl 59 prop betting markets comprising a thousand or more individual outcomes that bettors can choose from.

Super Bowl Player Props

Player props let bettors predict how good or bad of a game a player will have. Bettors can wager on quarterback passing yards, running back touchdowns, who will score the first touchdown, and much more.

The best Super Bowl betting sites offer dozens of player prop categories and alternative player prop lines totaling hundreds of possible outcomes to bet on before and during the game.

Some example of Super Bowl player prop bets include:

Which player will score the first Chiefs touchdown?
Which player will score the last Eagles touchdown?
Will Travis Kelce score a touchdown at any point?
Jalen Hurts / Patrick Mahomes totals for: passing yards, rushing yards, passing touchdowns, interceptions, passing attempts, longest pass completion, and passing + rushing yards
Receiver totals for total yards, number of receptions, and longest reception
Running back totals for rushing yards and rushing touchdowns
Defensive player totals for tackles, assists, and tackles + assists
Will Saquon Barkley record the game’s first touchdown?
Will Kareem Hunt have over or under 44.5 rushing yards?
Super Bowl MVP player props

Super Bowl Game Props

There are hundreds of Super Bowl LVIII game props offered at Super Bowl betting sites. The examples below are just a small sampling of the many game props that are already live:

Winning margin for each team – Ex: Eagles to win by 1-6 points
Total yards of the shortest touchdown – Ex: Over/under 1.5 yards
Total touchdowns in the game or just in quarter 1, quarter 2, first half, second half, etc.
First scoring play: Chiefs touchdown, Eagles safety, Chiefs field goal, etc.
Will a safety be scored in the game?
Will either team be shut out?
Will either team score a special teams TD?
Will any field goal or extra point hit the uprights or crossbar?
Will either team miss an extra point attempt?
Will a punt be downed inside the five-yard line?
Will either team never punt?
Which team will punt first?
Will there be a successful 2-point conversion?
Will the final play of the game be a quarterback kneel?
Which team will call the first timeout?
Will the game go into overtime?

Super Bowl Novelty Props

Novelty props are unique Super Bowl bets, often crafted to generate attention-grabbing headlines.

Some novelty props border on the ridiculous, but the regulated US sports betting market limits the types of wagers that sportsbooks may offer.

Generally, regulators prohibit novelty props that are easily manipulated, such as officiating calls or how many times one of the announcers says a particular word.

That’s why no states allow wagers on the first song in the Super Bowl halftime show, or how many times the Super Bowl broadcast will show a particular celebrity attendee.

As such, novelty props are not available in every state. If you log in to your favorite Super Bowl betting app and can’t find the coin toss bet or other novelties, it is probably because your state prohibits novelty prop bets.

Some of the most popular novelty props that Super Bowl betting sites offer this year include:

Will the coin toss result in heads or tails?
Which team will win the coin toss?
Will the team captain correctly call the coin toss?
Total players to attempt a pass
To win the coin toss AND the game: Pick the Eagles or Chiefs to win the coin toss whether that team will win or lose the game
Will any quarterback have a reception?
Will any offensive lineman score a touchdown?
Which team will use the first Coaches Challenge?
Color of Gatorade shower

Note: not all online sportsbooks offer every type of authorized Super Bowl novelty prop bet, availability also varies by state depending on local regulations.

Super Bowl Novelty Props That Are Not Authorized

Any online sportsbooks offering the following types of Super Bowl novelty prop bets are not licensed in the USA, and bettors have no guarantees they’ll be paid if they win:

Who will the Super Bowl MVP mention first in his speech: Teammates, God or Jesus, City, Coach, Owner, Family, None of the Above
Who will be shown first during America the Beautiful: KC player/staff member or Eagles player/staff member
Drake Curse: Which team’s apparel will Drake Wear on Super Bowl Sunday: Chiefs or Eagles
First TV Ad: Booking.com, Hellmann’s, Drumstick, Uber Eats, Nerds, Oreo, Popeyes, Dove
How many times will Roger Goodell be shown: Over 1.5 or Under 1.5
National Anthem – Will any player or coach cry during the National Anthem
National Anthem – Will any word be forgotten or omitted from the National Anthem
What will happen to the price of Bitcoin during the Super Bowl: Price Goes Up or Price Goes Down
Will a player be ejected for throwing a punch or fighting
Will any player propose to his girlfriend on the field after the game

The problem with offshore sportsbooks is the reason why they’re able to offer such off-the-wall novelty props: they are completely unregulated.

That means bettors have no recourse if there’s a dispute or their money goes missing. Offshore sportsbooks don’t have the intense scrutiny that accompanies a US sports betting license.

As fun as it is to browse the crazy prop bets offshore sportsbooks come up with, BettingUSA strongly advises bettors to stay far away from unlicensed betting sites.

Super Bowl Betting FAQ

This question should be, “what types of bets can I not place on the Super Bowl?”

Sportsbooks hold back little when it comes to the types of wagers they are willing to accept from customers.

This year, sportsbooks have posted lines on hundreds of markets covering every outcome, scoring metric, and player statistic conceivable.

Sportsbooks also take wagers whether or not certain events will happen, such as a field goal attempt hitting the uprights, the first penalty of the game, the longest punt, and more.

In some cases, sportsbooks offer odds on more than 600 Super Bowl markets. Whether you simply want to bet on who will win the Super Bowl or get as granular as predicting your team’s third-string running back’s longest rush, you have it all at hand.

Many sportsbooks also offer cross-sport props, such as predicting whether a wide receiver will have more receiving yards than an NBA team will have points in its next game.

Novelty props such as the color of the Gatorade shower and the outcome of the coin flip are available in some states. However, the availability of novelty props varies from one state to the next according to local law.

Wagers on events entirely outside the control of the NFL or its players, such as the length of the National Anthem or types of commercials that will run during the Super Bowl, are prohibited across the board. Those bets are only taken by illegal, offshore sportsbooks with questionable track records.

Total Super Bowl betting handle grows every year, and by leaps in recent times.

For instance, the American Gaming Association estimated 68 million Americans wagered $23.1 billion on Super Bowl LVIII.

That was a 35% increase over the previous year’s estimate and a five-fold increase over Super Bowl betting estimates from just a few years ago.

AGA studies indicate online sportsbooks account for the biggest share of Super Bowl betting handle, with casual bets among friends close behind. Other fans bet on the Super Bowl through pools and square contests, in person at retail sportsbooks, and with underground bookies.

That said, AGA estimates sometimes seem designed to generate attention by including casual bets among friends and such. For a more modest estimate, Eilers & Krejcik Gaming predicted Americans would bet roughly $1.25 billion on Super Bowl LVIII through licensed sportsbooks in legal states.

The Chiefs opened as 1.5-point favorites over the Eagles ahead of the 2025 Super Bowl. Most sportsbooks have set the total at 49.5 points.

The answer to this question depends on two things:

Where you live, which determines which sportsbooks are available in your state
What type of Super Bowl bet you want to place

The easiest way to find the best Super Bowl odds is to view our live odds above or visit this page. There, you can select your state and the type of bet you would like to place to find out which sportsbooks in your state offer the best odds.

It usually turns out that each of the most popular sportsbooks has the best odds on at least one of the Super Bowl outcomes for the moneyline, spread, and total.

For example, DraftKings offered the best point spreads last year, while Caesars Sportsbook had the best Super Bowl moneylines. One of the best things bettors can do to maximize value every year is to compare the odds for every wager they intend to place across multiple sportsbooks.

A typical Super Bowl squares game involves a 10×10 grid, with the rows corresponding to one team and the column corresponding to the other team.

Each participant picks a square that will remain theirs for the entirety of the Super Bowl. In some cases, the person running the contest may let participants bid for specific squares.

After everyone has a square, the numbers 0-9 are randomly assigned to each row and column to cover every possible scoring outcome. The numbers that correspond to your square are yours for the game.

At the end of each quarter, the final digit of each team’s score is plotted on the grid to determine the winning number. For example, if the final score at the end of the first quarter is 7-14, the square corresponding to 7, 4 is the winning square for that quarter. Most games pay prizes at the end of each quarter.

Super Bowl squares is an easy game to play with friends at a watch party, and you shouldn’t have too much trouble finding free games to participate in online.

In most states with legal sports betting, yes. Novelty and prop bet rules vary across the US, but sportsbooks in most US states offer wagers on the opening coin toss. Currently, bettors can wager on the coin toss in AZ, IL, IN, MD, MI, MS, NJ, NY, PA, WA, WV, and WY.

Bettors can wager on the result of the coin toss (heads or tails) and winning team at most sportsbooks.

Some books also offer other coin toss options, such as whether the coin toss will be called correctly or if the team that wins the coin toss will win the game.

Any licensed sportsbook will do for the basic coin toss outcome wager, but bettors will want to visit BetMGM or DraftKings for a slightly bigger menu:

Bet on the coin toss outcome: heads or tails
Bet on the coin toss winner
Bet on the player to correctly call the coin toss: yes or no
Bet on the coin toss and game outcome: Chiefs to call it correctly and win the game, Chiefs to call it correctly and lose, Eagles to call it correctly and win, or Eagles to call it correctly and lose

Starting from the beginning, here is every team that has won back-to-back Super Bowls:

Green Bay Packers: 1967-1968
Miami Dolphins: 1973-1974
Pittsburgh Steelers: 1975-1976
Pittsburgh Steelers: 1979-1980
San Francisco 49ers: 1989-1990
Dallas Cowboys: 1993-1994
Denver Broncos: 1998-1999
New England Patriots: 2004-2005
Kansas City Chiefs: 2023-2024

Illinois and Maryland are the only states where legal sportsbooks may offer wagers on the National Anthem. Most states shy away from wagers on non-game outcomes like the National Anthem, halftime commercials, how many times an announcer will say a certain phrase, and so on because of the potential for collusion or leaked insider information.

Wes Burns Co-Founder / Gambling Industry Expert

Wes Burns has more than a decade’s worth of experience as a writer, researcher and analyst in the legal gambling industry and is co-founder of BettingUSA.com. As a former professional online poker player, Wes approaches his work from the viewpoint of players.

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