Super Bowl 55 Prop Bets

• Patrick Mahomes: -115
• Tom Brady: +215
• Tyreek Hill: +1000
• Travis Kelce: +1200
• Chris Godwin: +2800
• Mike Evans: +2800
• Mecole Hardiman: +5000
• Ronald Jones II: +5000
• Tyrann Mathieu: +5000
• Lavonte David: +10000

This represents the top six in the odds, along with four guys who make for really live long shots. The best value might be Kelce, who has just been unstoppable all year long and is the kind of guy who could set some kind of record for receptions in the game. Long shot players should consider Hardiman for his game-breaking ability on returns, Jones for the possibility that the Bucs attack the Chiefs with the ground game, and Mathieu and David as two defensive players known for splash plays.

• Wide Left: +120
• Wide Right: +120
• Hits Left Upright Post: +500
• Hits Right Upright Post: +500
• Short: +5000
• Hits Crossbar: +1000

Both of the kickers in the game (Harrison Butker of the Chiefs and Ryan Succop of the Bucs) are right-footed. And kicks sliced just a bit right by such kickers often seem to take a direct line for the right upright. At 5 to 1 odds, this could be a sneaky little payback for you.

• Orange: +125
• Red/Pink: +300
• Yellow/Green/Lime: +400
• Clear: +600
• Purple: +600
• Blue: +700

The Chiefs are the favorite in the game, by 3½ points on most Super Bowl 55 betting sites. Therefore, they’d be most likely to color-coordinate the Gatorade with their team clothes. If Coach Andy Reid gets a red bath after the game, you’ll score at 3 to 1.

• Over 1: -175
• Under 1: +135

There a number of reasons why Bill Belichick could be mentioned. The obvious one would be when the broadcasters talk about his former quarterback Tom Brady, but he also could be mentioned if the Chiefs are on their way to a win. That would make Andy Reid the first coach since Belichick to coach back-to-back champs, meaning that this one should be going over with no problem at all, even if it only earns you a modest payback.

• Teammates: +100
• God/Religion: +225
• USA: +700
• Winning City: +700
• Family: +900
• Coaches: +1000
• Team Owner: +2000

This feels like a bet where you should be looking for some value. The idea of a player thanking his wife and/or kids in the immediate aftermath before answering the question, while he’s ecstatic after a win, is a tempting one. And that’s especially true when you’re getting 9 to 1 for it.

• Kansas City Passing TD: +225
• Tampa Bay Passing TD: +275
• Kansas City Field Goal: +400
• Tampa Bay Field Goal: +500
• Kansas City Rushing TD: +600
• Tampa Bay Rushing TD: +600
• Kansas City Defensive TD: +2500
• Tampa Bay Defensive TD: +3300
• Kansas City Safety: +4000
• Tampa Bay Safety: +4000

The hard part of this bet is now knowing who will win the toss and, most likely, defer, putting the other offense on the field first. If the Bucs get the ball first, it’s possible that they move the ball well before stalling. And that would put them in range with a scoring-opening field goal at solid odds of 5 to 1.

• 3: +300
• 2: +325
• 4: +325
• 5: +500
• 6 or more: +500
• 1: +650
• 0: +1600

This seems like a game where both teams will be going for a lot of fourth-downs to keep up with the other. That would keep the attempts down low, especially in the second half. Look for one early in the game and one at the end of the first half, making 2 a good choice at +325.

• 6: +425
• 7: +450
• 5: +475
• 10 or more: +500
• 8: +600
• 4: +700
• 9: +750
• 3: +1000
• 2: +2500
• 1: +5000
• 0: +10000

This should be a high-scoring affair, for sure. Even though Tampa Bay’s defense has been stout in the playoffs, they haven’t run up against anything like what Kansas City Can do (and remember the Chiefs carved them up in the regular season). Look for a wilder affair in Super Bowl 55, one where 9 touchdowns are scored for a nice prop bet profit.

• Under 2 minutes, 0 seconds: -130
• Over 2 minutes, 0 seconds: -110

Remember that this year’s anthem will be a duet between Eric Church and Jazmine Sullivan. That likely means an arrangement that gives each a chance to shine a bit. And that could make for a longer anthem than normal, which means that the over is the right way to go.

Last year at Super Bowl 54, Demi Lovato clocked in at a time of 1 minute and 50 seconds but with this year being a duo, look for the length to be significantly longer.

• Blinding Lights: +150
• Pray For Me: +250
• Starboy: +250
• Can’t Feel My Face: +300
• Hawai: +700
• I Feel It Coming: +900
• Earned It: +1000
• Love Me Harder: +1000
• Save Your Tears: +1000
• The Hills: +1000
• In Your Eyes: +1200
• Lost In The Fire: +1600

Halftime Super Bowl prop bets are always a lot of fun, and The Weeknd’s diverse song catalog means there are a lot of possibilities here. But it seems like “I Feel It Coming” has the right kind of vibe to be a great kickoff (no pun intended) to the set. And you’re getting nice value for it at 9 to 1.