Here’s how to bet on the Super Bowl matchup for the 2022/23 season.
winner was hard enough, try betting on both sides.
The payouts are enormous for those who can accurately predict both finalists for this year’s NFL championship. That’s much easier said than done: plenty of folks – myself included – picked the Rams to make it ahead of last season, but who expected the Bengals to be there? Even the matchup between the Chiefs and Buccaneers two years ago would have paid out nearly $3,000 on a $100 bet, even without betting on the ultimate winner.
This market is essentially just a parlay on two conference title futures, which are hard enough to hit in their own right. That said, if you’re looking to dabble in this market, it helps to think of correlations. What would this year’s Super Bowl matchup look like if, say, defenses reigned supreme? What if young QBs finally seized the day, or the league’s top rushers became the biggest X-factors?ahead of the 2022 season:New customers only. Must be 21+.
The Broncos finally have their answer in Russell Wilson, who beat Denver in the Super Bowl in 2013 and has been a perennial MVP candidate in recent years. The 49ers are hoping No. 3 pick Trey Lance can follow a similar trajectory in the wake of the Jimmy Garoppolo era. History says both are in a strong position to make the leap with a new signal-caller.
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