Super Bowl 56 Prop bets: 2020-21 NFL Super Bowl Prop Guide

A Super Bowl prop bet—or proposition bet—is a type of “side bet” or bet type that does not directly relate to the title game’s final score or outcome. Essentially, anything that is not found on the betting line, i.e., the betting against the spread, money line bets, betting on over/under, or the odds to win the Super Bowl itself, also known as “futures,” can be considered a prop bet.

Yes! Regardless of whether you choose to bet at a state-licensed sportsbook or betting sites located offshore and outside the United States jurisdiction, it is 100% legal to place a prop wager and bet on the Super Bowl. Laws vary from state-to-state on whether in-state wagering is allowed, but there is not a single law that prohibits you from wagering through offshore options.

Because the Super Bowl receives the most wagering action each year—far more than any other single-game sporting event in the United States—sportsbooks want to compete for your hard-earned dollar. To do that, they’ll consistently put up hundreds, sometimes thousands of props on the big game that covers pretty much anything that could possibly happen during the matchup between the AFC champ and the NFC champ.

Absolutely. Putting money on a Super Bowl prop during the game is called “in-game” or “live” proposition betting. If you forget to place a bet on a prop before the big game kicks off or just want to keep things interesting, then live prop wagering is the way to go. Let’s be honest, as someone who personally bet on Super Bowl LIII, the only reason that 13-3 snoozefest was keeping me awake was because live prop betting was readily available and I could keep making money based on how poorly both teams were playing.

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Of course there is! What year is it? 2005?! Never fear because each of the sports betting sites we recommend has their mobile sports gambling experience primed and ready for the NFL regular season, playoffs, and of course, the Super Bowl each and every year. Just because you’re watching the Super Bowl at home with your family or hanging out at a bar with some friends doesn’t mean your chance to wager on prop bets need to be benched for the night. So, grab your Apple or Android smartphone (that I bet is no more than an arm’s length away from you right this very moment) and enjoy the freedom of on-the-go betting before—and during—the biggest football game of the year!