Super Bowl Parlay Bets
The Super Bowl is more than the end of the NFL season; it’s a global event that brings in millions of fans.
Beyond the game itself, Super Bowl Sunday is synonymous with sports betting and there are plenty of ways to get in on the action.
One of the most popular is the Super Bowl parlay, where you can combine multiple bets into one big bet. Learning about Super Bowl parlays – how they work, how to build a winning ticket and responsible gambling will help you enjoy the big game responsibly.
What Is a Super Bowl Parlay?
A Super Bowl parlay is a single bet that combines two or more individual wagers—also known as "legs"—from the Super Bowl matchup.
To win a parlay bet, every individual wager included must win; if even one leg fails, the entire bet loses. This all-or-nothing aspect increases both the risk and the potential payout, making parlays an exciting way to engage with the game.
For example, you might place a parlay bet that includes the Kansas City Chiefs winning the game, Patrick Mahomes throwing for over 300 yards, and Christian McCaffrey Anytime TD scorer for the opposing team. If all three outcomes occur, you win big; if any one of them doesn't, you lose your entire stake.
Understanding Same Game Parlays
Same Game Parlays (SGPs), also known as One Game Parlays or Single Game Parlays, allow you to combine multiple bets from the same game into one parlay. This betting option has become increasingly popular, especially for significant events like the Super Bowl.
SGPs are appealing because they enable bettors to leverage correlated outcomes.
For instance, if you believe the game will be high-scoring, you might bet on the over for total points, specific players to score touchdowns, and quarterbacks to surpass certain yardage thresholds. Many sportsbooks, including DraftKings Sportsbook and FanDuel Sportsbook, offer dedicated Same Game Parlay tabs in their NFL sections, making it easier to construct these bets.