We're getting closer and closer to the Big Game, and today's Super Bowl odds show that the Philadelphia Eagles are still the smallest underdog against the reigning two-time champion Kansas City Chiefs.
Wednesday's Super Bowl odds don't offer much variety, with two of our top odds showing the Chiefs as 1-point favorites.
Meanwhile, the plus odds you could get on an Eagles win have all but disappeared, and one sportsbook has both teams trading at minus odds on your team winning.
On Sunday, February 9 (6:30PM ET, FOX), viewers at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans are sure to be in for an epic battle judging by these odds, so let's explore the latest developments, as there are only a few days left to make your picks.
What are the money line odds for the Chiefs vs. Eagles?
Chiefs -115 over Caesars | Eagles +102 over FanDuel.
Judging by the moneyline odds, this game is almost a complete toss-up. Even the lowest odds (-120) on the Chiefs winning gives them just a 54.55% implied probability. FanDuel is the only one of our top sports betting sites that still offers the Eagles at plus odds, as the others offer even +100 and Caesars offers both sides at minus odds.
What are the odds for Chiefs vs. Eagles?
Over 48.5: -110 via DraftKings | Under 49: -110 via Caesars
The total has dropped below 49 on all but one of our top sports betting apps, and Caesars is the only option for those who are trying to play for a lower total and hoping for success.
Super Bowl 59 odds: Who will win the Super Bowl?
As the odds have changed for Philadelphia to win, Chiefs fans have a great opportunity to get better odds than were available when this matchup was decided. Just a week ago, almost all of our sites had Kansas City trading at -130 odds, but now you can bet on the Chiefs at -115 odds.
For comparison, a $10 win at -130 odds would have yielded a profit of $7.69. Now you get a whole dollar more ($8.70) on the same winning bet at odds of -115. Imagine being able to add a whole dollar to every bet you win this year.
Super Bowl News
Donald Trump will be the first sitting president to attend the Super Bowl, and he seems to have hinted that he believes the Chiefs will win the game
Bettors are rushing to bet on Saquon Barkley gaining few receiving yards, and that expected volume is the main reason he is among the favorites to be named Super Bowl MVP.
How to watch Super Bowl 2025
Date: Sunday, February 9
Time: 6:30 p.m. ET
Venue: Caesars Superdome (New Orleans)
Favorite: Chiefs -1 (-110 via bet365)
TV: FOX, Fubo (streaming)
Halftime Show: Kendrick Lamar.
Anthem: Jon Batiste
