KC Chiefs vs Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl 59 *PRE/IN-GAME DISCUSSION * 🗣️🏈

[KingKolzig]

$100 is small?

 

[Wagerallsports]

This guy has me curious how this one tutt er ms out

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Super Bowl betting update: Oddsmakers say ‘wrong team’s favored’​

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The Chiefs won the past two Super Bowls as slight underdogs.

On the eve of Super Bowl 59, Kansas City is a consensus 1-point favorite over Philadelphia to make history as the first team ever to win three consecutive Super Bowls.

But oddsmakers at the Westgate SuperBook believe the Eagles, on paper, are the better team.

“We understand why Kansas City’s favored, because the objective of the line ultimately is supposed to get somewhat 50-50 action,” SuperBook vice president of risk Ed Salmons said. “But after going through all the props, everyone on our team came to the same conclusion. We all think Philadelphia is clearly the better team.

“We think the wrong team’s favored.”

The Chiefs beat the Eagles 38-35 in the 2023 Super Bowl as 1½-point underdogs, but Salmons said the power ratings of both teams have since moved in opposite directions.

“Kansas City clearly is nowhere near the team that they were in 2023. They were a much better team and power-rated higher,” Salmons said. “Their defensive numbers are nowhere near what they were two years ago, and their offense is shaky at best. They seemingly find a myriad of ways to win games. But it’s not the same offense it’s been.

“Philadelphia, offensively, is pretty much the same team, except they added in (running back Saquon) Barkley, and we’ve seen what he’s done. And defensively, they’re way better than they were two years ago. They totally revamped their defense. They’re much deeper now than they were two years ago, and that team was favored in this game. It’s kind of strange to us.”

The line dropped to pick’em at Circa Sports on Friday for the first time since the Chiefs opened as 1½-point favorites. But Kansas City inched back up to a 1-point favorite after a few hours, and the consensus line has stayed there, with BetMGM and Boyd Gaming at Chiefs -1½ (-105).

The SuperBook team, led by Westgate vice president of race and sports John Murray, initially thought there was a good chance the favorite would flip to the Eagles by kickoff.

“I’m not so sure about that now,” Murray said. “The market started to go towards that and saw a lot of pick’ems popping up (Friday). But there was some resistance, and a lot of those books that went to pick have gone back to Chiefs -1.”

Book report

Less than 24 hours before kickoff, the best-case scenario for the Westgate would be the Eagles and under. The consensus total is 48½ after it opened at 49½. The number is 49 at Boyd Gaming and the South Point.

“So far, most of our bigger bets are on Kansas City -1 and Kansas City -110 on the money line,” Murray said. “If you combine the money line and the spread, almost 70 percent of the money is on Kansas City.”

Seventy percent of the tickets on the total are on the over.

“We always need the under because it correlates with the props,” Murray said. “The props are more than half of our business on the game. If this game goes well over the total, I know we’re not going to do too well on props.”

Station Sports needed the Chiefs on Friday but now mostly needs a lower-scoring game.

“The best case is really either team and under,” Red Rock Resort sportsbook director Chuck Esposito said. “Under continues to be our biggest need.”

South Point sportsbook director Chris Andrews said Saturday afternoon that his book needs the Chiefs.

“At this point, we need Kansas City a little bit. A lot of the early action was on Philly,” he said. “I told (South Point owner) Michael Gaughan, ‘We’ve been in a lot worse scenarios than this.’ Rooting for Kansas City to win is not exactly the worst spot to be in.”

Reduced juice

The South Point is offering reduced -105 juice at the counter on Super Bowl sides. The Westgate is offering -105 on sides and -109 on the totals in person and on its mobile app. Both books are offering a dime-line on the money line, where the Chiefs are -110 and the Eagles are even money.

 

[phillyflyers]

Eagles gonna bury this team today.

 

[phillyflyers]

 

[Wagerallsports]

Super Bowl Gatorade Color Odds & Past Winners History​

What was the Gatorade Color in the Super Bowl last year?​

Purple Gatorade hit last year when the Kansas City Chiefs won Super Bowl 58.

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Origin of the Gatorade shower in the Super Bowl
The tradition of giving the winning coach a Gatorade shower has been around since the mid-1980s, with several sources crediting the first occurrence during a New York Giants regular season game on October 28, 1984.
This celebratory practice gained larger national attention during the 1986 NFL season when head coach Bill Parcells was doused 17 times after every Giants victory throughout the regular season and playoffs — culminating in a Super Bowl XXI victory.

Super Bowl Gatorade Color Odds​

Color of Gatorade	Odds to Win
Yellow/Green	-165
Purple	+300
Orange	+500
Red/Pink	+700
Blue	+800
Clear/Water	+1200
No Gatorade Bath	+2500

Super Bowl Gatorade Color Bet Prediction​

Based on implied probability, Yellow / Green Gatorade color is predicted to be the outcome for this Super Bowl. At -165 odds, the implied probability is 62.26%.
Looking to place a bet on what color Gatorade will be poured on the winning Super Bowl coach? Odds for this Super Bowl prop bet will be updated above as they become available on the BetMGM sportsbook.

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Betting on the Super Bowl Gatorade Color​

Wagering on the Gatorade shower color during the Super Bowl, along with many other Super Bowl prop bets depends on regulators in each state where sports betting is legal.

What states can you bet on the Super Bowl Gatorade color?​

• Illinois, Louisiana, New Jersey, Washington DC, West Virginia, Wyoming and Ontario (Canada).

Super Bowl Gatorade Color Trends​

• Since 2001, orange Gatorade has been dumped on Super Bowl winning coaches the most: 5 times (20.8%)
• Since 2015, blue Gatorade has been the most frequent, appearing 4 times (40%)
• Since 2001, red Gatorade has never won
• Since 2001, yellow Gatorade have only appeared three times
• Purple Gatorade has appeared the last two years, both Chiefs’ wins

Super Bowl Gatorade Color by Percentage, 2001-2024​

Gatorade Color	Percentage	# of Times
Orange	20.8%	5
Clear / Water	16.7%	4
None	16.7%	4
Blue	16.7%	4
Purple	16.7%	4
Yellow	12.5%	3
Red / Pink	0%	0

Is there a correlation between the winning Super Bowl team and their Gatorade color preference?
Since 2001, five NFL teams have won multiple Super Bowls: the Patriots, Chiefs, Buccaneers, Steelers, Ravens and Giants.
Of those teams, only the Patriots and Chiefs have had the same color Gatorade shower more than once, with blue occurring in 2019 & 2015 and then purple in 2023 and 2024. In three of their six Super Bowl wins, there was no Gatorade shower — which would result in a bet being void.

Super Bowl Gatorade History by Team​

Year	Super Bowl Winner	Gatorade Color
2024	Chiefs	Purple
2023	Chiefs	Purple
2022	Rams	Blue
2021	Buccaneers	Blue
2020	Chiefs	Orange
2019	Patriots	Blue
2018	Eagles	Yellow
2017	Patriots	None
2016	Broncos	Orange
2015	Patriots	Blue
2014	Seahawks	Orange
2013	Ravens	None
2012	Giants	Purple
2011	Packers	Orange
2010	Saints	Orange
2009	Steelers	Yellow
2008	Giants	Clear
2007	Colts	Clear
2006	Steelers	Clear
2005	Patriots	Clear
2004	Patriots	None
2003	Buccaneers	Purple
2002	Patriots	None
2001	Ravens	Yellow

 

[KingKolzig]

Kelce mvp +1600

 

[Wagerallsports]

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[Wagerallsports]

Trend #1 – The team with the better record going into the Super Bowl game is 30-20 SU all-time but has lost 12 of the last 14 and is on a 1-16 ATS skid since 2004!
This is almost too insane to believe. Especially if you harken back to the early 90s, when the better team always won, seemingly by spectacular margins. The team that is the better playoff seed is also just 2-16-2 ATS (11.1%) in the last 28 Super Bowl games, with equal-seeded matchups eight times in that span. This huge game has become not so much a confirmation of the body of work but rather a single game decided by which team executes better on that particular day. These premier trends will be in play, as Kansas City, a #1 seed, was 15-2 in the regular season and Philadelphia, a #2 seed, was 14-3.

Trend #2 – The outright winner is 48-7-3 ATS (87.3%) in the 58 previous Super Bowls.
This is the highest mark of any playoff round. Interestingly, one of those ATS losses did occur as recently as 2022, when Cincinnati became the first underdog to cover a point spread without winning on a Super Bowl line of less than 6 points. The general thought is that champions typically leave little doubt in this game. Consider this if you have any concern about laying points with Kansas City, or alternatively, taking a money line wager with the underdog Eagles.

Trend #3 – Underdogs in the Super Bowl own a 17-6 ATS (73.9%) edge over the last 23 years, including 13-4 ATS in the last 17.
This follows a pattern established in #1. The motivation of being an underdog in the biggest game an athlete has ever played is a solid motivator. Kansas City has pulled off outright upsets in each of the last two SB games as exactly 1.5-point underdogs. For this season, early line action finds Kansas City as a small 1.5-point favorite over Philadelphia.

Trend #4 – Teams looking for their first Super Bowl win against a prior champion are 6-8 but 11-2-1 ATS in their last 14 chances.
Each passing year, this trend is becoming more and more scarce, but there are still 12 current franchises that have never won the big one. It seems that teams getting a first shot at a Super Bowl title truly relish the opportunity and show up ready to be competitive. I’m not saying that teams looking for additional titles take it for granted, but perhaps the motivation of winning a first one is the ultimate juice. There was a late chance this trend would have been in play, but only if Buffalo would have won the AFC title.

Trend #5 – Teams that allowed fewer points per game during the regular season have gone 8-1 SU and 7-2 ATS (77.8%) in the last nine Super Bowl games.

This trend includes Kansas City from a year ago. If you check out my Super Bowl Betting Trends & Systems piece to be released a bit later, you will see that the importance of defensive statistics far outweighs that of offensive numbers in terms of how it relates to recent Super Bowl success. Philadelphia allowed fewer points than Kansas City in the regular season, 17.8 PPG to 19.2.

Trend #6 – Teams that generated more yardage overall offensively in the regular season also own no edge when it comes to Super Bowl success, going 2-11 SU and 1-12 ATS (7.7%) in the last 13!
I mentioned in #5 above that it is important to boast strong defensive scoring numbers recently going into Super Bowl games. It’s been quite the opposite for prolific offensive numbers. Recently, the old saying “defense wins championships” has been fruitful. Remember, defensive coordinators have two full weeks to get ready for these explosive offenses, as well as the talent to hold them down. Philadelphia holds this “edge” significantly in 2025, 367.2 YPG to 327.6.

Trend #7 – Regarding in-game statistics derived, teams with an edge in at least three of four key statistical categories—rushing yards, passing yards per attempt, turnovers, and time of possession—are 40-6 SU and 36-9-1 ATS (80%).
There is a certain “recipe” for success in the Super Bowl, and I’ve found that it stems a lot from the four key stat categories I’ve noted. However, amazingly, four of those outright losses were in the last 10 games, including 2023. Still, I stand by my belief. For those of you looking to project this type of information for 2025, turnovers can be hard to project, although the amount of pressure each team’s defense puts on an opposing quarterback can prove to be a good indicator. The other stats should be relatively predictable for any advanced handicapper or service regularly using sophisticated statistical models for simulation. Forecasting these numbers accurately can certainly be worth the effort, assuming the game plays out close to the norms. I actually produce a follow-up article in this guide forecasting the team and individual statistical numbers. If you’re wondering about the regular season stats, Philadelphia was superior in all four categories, including time of possession, where it ranked #1 in the NFL.

Trend #8 – Bettors are 12-6 (66.7%) in the last 18 games in which they moved opening totals.
This trend includes a streak of seven straight winners on total moves, so this could be an emerging strategy to follow for recreational bettors. The line move winning percentages were much worse. Follow that action in the hours leading up to kickoff if you believe in this type of analysis. For what it’s worth, there was no movement to either the line or total since opening on Sunday night.

Trend #9 – Looking back at the last 23 Super Bowls in terms of 6-point teaser trends, underdogs are 20-3 (87%).
An 87% teaser trend moving a line just 6 points is nothing to take lightly. For what it’s worth, in this same 23-game span, favorites on the 6-point teaser line are just 13-10. Consider this as you craft your wagers for the 2025 game. An underdog 6-point teaser would put Philadelphia at +7.5, likely a very attractive wager for many bettors.

Trend #10 – Since 1979, there have been 28 teams to hit the 30-point mark in the Super Bowl game. Their record: 25-3 SU and 24-4 ATS.
Of course, in 2023, Philadelphia put up 35 points, the most ever for a losing team. Don’t let that memory tarnish what has been a prolific trend. Scoring 30 points has proven paramount in the big game. Can you see either the Chiefs or Eagles hitting 30 in Super Bowl 59? If so, that team should probably be the one you are backing, regardless of the point spread. For what it’s worth, the 32 points the Chiefs put up in the AFC title game were their highest all season long. The Eagles scored 30+ on seven occasions. Both teams allowed 30+ points two times.

 

[Wagerallsports]

Super Bowl Stat Angles​

Over the two-week break, these teams will get to know the other’s tendencies inside and out as their coaching staffs pour over film and prepare a game plan so thoroughly that nothing will surprise them. Of course, extensive planning doesn’t always dictate how the game will go.

The game most often comes down to preparation and execution. This execution can be measured by statistics. Rushing yards, passing yards per attempt, turnovers and time of possession are four key statistical categories that I have found to have a great impact on who has won Super Bowls. The following trends demonstrate the importance of these statistics.

* Teams that rush for more yards in the Super Bowl are 43-15 SU and 41-14-3 ATS (74.5%). The Chiefs outrushed the 49ers last February, 130-110.

* Teams that average more passing yards per attempt in the NFL title game are 44-14 SU and 37-18-3 ATS (67.3%). This one actually lost last year as the 49ers and QB Brock Purdy outgained Mahomes and the Chiefs in this category 6.8-6.6.

* In the 45 previous Super Bowls in which there was a turnover advantage for either team, the team that had fewer turnovers has lost just eight times, going 35-9-1 ATS (79.5%). Last year’s turnover battle was even, 2-2.

* Teams that win the time of possession battle are 41-17 SU and 39-16-3 ATS (70.9%) in the history of the Super Bowl, but the 49ers were the latest to lose on that edge, holding the ball for about two minutes longer than Kansas City.

* Teams that hold an edge in at least three of the four key statistical categories above are 40-6 SU and 36-9-1 ATS (80%). Amazingly, four of those outright losses were in the last 10 games, including 2023.

* Teams that win all four categories are 26-0 SU and 24-1-1 ATS (96%). The only ATS loss occurred in Super Bowl XXXIX in Philadelphia’s ATS win versus the Patriots.

The Buccaneers were the last team to sweep the four categories in Super Bowl 55 and won handily. In last year’s game, the 49ers claimed 2 1/2 of the four categories but lost, demonstrating how the Chiefs’ win turned out to be somewhat of an anomaly.

For those of you looking to project this type of information for 2025, turnovers can be hard to project, although the amount of pressure each team’s defense puts on an opposing quarterback can prove to be a good indicator. For the record, the Eagles’ offense was superior in the regular season to Kansas City’s in the yardage/TOP categories while the Chiefs had one fewer turnover.

 

[Wagerallsports]

ATS and Money Line Trends​

* Favorites in the Super Bowl are 35-22 SU but own an ATS mark of 25-29-3 (46.3%). However, over the past 23 years, underdogs own a 17-6 ATS (73.9%) edge, including 13-4 ATS in the last 17. Kansas City has pulled off outright upsets in each of the last two Super Bowls as exactly 1.5-point underdogs. For this season, early line action finds Kansas City as a small 1.5-point favorite over Philadelphia.

* Favorites of a touchdown or more are 3-2 SU but 0-4-1 ATS (0%) since the millennium. Still, there hasn’t been a favorite of that magnitude since the Patriots in 2008.

* The outright winner is 48-7-3 ATS (87.3%) in the 58 previous Super Bowls. This is the highest mark of any playoff round. Interestingly, one of those ATS losses did occur as recently as 2022 when Cincinnati became the first underdog to cover a point spread without winning on a Super Bowl line of less than six points. The general thought is that champions typically leave little doubt in this game. Consider this if you have any concern about laying points with Kansas City, or alternatively, taking a money line wager with the underdog Eagles.

* The AFC and NFC are now split all time at 29 outright wins apiece. The NFC maintains a 28-27-3 (50.9%) ATS edge, the slightest of margins. However, AFC teams are 8-3 ATS in the last 11.

* The team that is the better playoff seed is just 2-16-2 ATS (11.1%) in the last 27 Super Bowl games! Note, in 2011, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2022 and 2023, equal seeds matched up. The 2025 finds No. 1 Kansas City taking on No. 2 Philadelphia.

* The team with the better record going into the Super Bowl game is 30-20 SU all time but has lost 12 of the last 14 and is on a 1-16 ATS skid since 2004, including the 49ers (12-5) SU/ATS loss to the Chiefs (11-6) in 2024. New England’s epic comeback against Atlanta in the 2017 game was the only ATS win. This premier trend will once again be in play as Kansas City was 15-2 in the regular season and Philadelphia 14-3.

* Teams looking for their first Super Bowl win against a prior champion are 6-8 but 11-2-1 ATS in their last 14 chances. Each year, this trend is becoming more and more scarce, but 12 current franchises have never won the big one. We were very close to seeing it happen with the Bills, but their 32-29 loss at Kansas City in the AFC title game ended that chance. If you’re wondering, Philadelphia is 1-3 SU and 2-2 ATS in four prior Super Bowl appearances, with its only title coming in the 2018 game. Kansas City is 4-2 SU and ATS in its prior six appearances in this game and is looking to become the first team ever to three-peat.

* In the last five matchups between No. 1 and 2 seeds, the 2 seeds own a 4-1 SU and 3-2 ATS edge.

 

[Wagerallsports]

Over/Under Trends​

* Overall, in the 55 Super Bowl games that have had totals, the results are perfectly split 28 Overs, 28 Unders, 1 push. Under is on a current surge of 5-1 in the last six. The 2024 game went Under by just a half-point, with 34 of the game’s 47 points scored after halftime.

* There have been 46.5 PPG scored in the Super Bowl, on posted totals averaging 45.0. However, the early years’ totals were often in the 30s, dragging that number down significantly. The last 20 years have seen an average posted total of 49.9, with 47.7 PPG scored. Twelve of the 20 games in that era went Under.

* Of note, in the 12 past Super Bowls with totals in the 50s, Under is 9-4 (69.2%). Of course, this lost mightily in 2023 as the Eagles-Chiefs game flew over the total by 21.5 points. Totals in the 40s are on a 7-2 UNDER (77.8%) run. With the total sitting at 48.5, this will be in play.

* The 2024 Super Bowl was one of only 20 in history that saw both teams reach the 20-point mark. Fifteen of those were Overs. Oddsmakers expect both teams to score in the 20s here (25-23.5), as evidenced by the line/total combination.

6-point Teaser Trends​

* Looking back at the 58 Super Bowls in terms of 6-point teaser trends, favorites are 38-19 (66.7%) while underdogs are 39-17-1 (69.6%), relatively close performance marks. However, in the last 23 seasons, there has been a big separation as favorites are just 13-10 (56.5%) while underdogs are 20-3 (87%). An underdog 6-point teaser would put Philadelphia at +7.5, likely a very attractive wager for most bettors considering how few games the Chiefs have won convincingly this season.

* In terms of the two conferences, AFC teams are 38-19-1 (66.7%) and NFC teams are 41-17 (70.7%) in the history of the Super Bowl game on 6-point teaser bets.

* Concerning Super Bowl totals, in the 57 games that had posted numbers, Over is 39-18 (68.4%) and Under is 38-18-1 (67.9%) on 6-point teasers. For the 2024 game, both Over and Under teaser bettors won handily.

 

[Wagerallsports]

Top Team Trends from the VSiN.com Matchup Report​

Favoring Kansas City:
– Kansas City 10-4-1 ATS in its last 15 games against elite rushing teams averaging more than 4.7 RYPA.
– Kansas City is on a 48-33-3 ATS run against solid passing defenses yielding less than 5.95 PYPA.

Favoring Philadelphia:
– Philadelphia is on an 8-2 ATS run versus good teams with 70% or better winning pct.
– Philadelphia is on a 32-18 ATS surge versus solid defensive teams allowing less than 20 PPG

Favoring OVER the total:
– Kansas City is on a 38-18-2 Over the total surge against shutdown passing defenses yielding less than 5.75 PYPA
– Philadelphia is 11-4 Over the total in its last 15 games versus AFC West foes

Favoring UNDER the total:
– Kansas City is on a 13-1-1 Under the total surge against elite rushing teams averaging more than 4.7 RYPA
– Philadelphia is 21-12-1 Under the total in its last 34 playoff games

We will have even more trends and systems for you to utilize in our final VSiN NFL Analytics Report for the 2024-25 season, due out on Wednesday.

 

[Wagerallsports]

As of Feb 8

— $800,000 to win $880,000 on Eagles money line (+110) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 1)

— $750,000 to win $825,000 on Eagles money line (+110) (BetMGM, reported Feb.1)

— $345,000 to win $300,000 on Chiefs (-1, bought half-point, -115) (BetMGM, Feb. 6)

— $326,000 to win $250,000 on Chiefs money line (-130) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 1)

— $300,000 to win $250,000 on Eagles first half (+½, -120) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 3)

— $225,000 to win $214,000 on Eagles money line (-105) (Caesars Sportsbook, reported Feb. 7)

— $200,000 to win $210,000 on Eagles money line (+105) (ESPNBET, Feb. 5)

— $200,000 to win $550,000 on Eagles to win Super Bowl (+275) (Caesars Sportsbook, Jan. 19)

— $150,000 to win $136,000 on Chiefs-Eagles under 49½ (-110) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 1)

— $138,600 to win $126,000 on Chiefs-Eagles under 49½ (-110) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 1)

— $125,000 to win $113,600 on Eagles first half (+½, -110) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 6)

— $125,000 to win $113,600 on Chiefs-Eagles under 49½ (-110) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 5)

— $115,000 to win $100,000 on Eagles (+1, -115) (Caesars Sportsbook, reported Feb. 5)

— $110,000 to win $100,000 on Chiefs-Eagles under 49½ (-110) (Caesars Sportsbook, Jan. 29)

— $110,000 to win $100,000 on Chiefs-Eagles over 49 (-110) (Station Sports, reported Feb. 4)

— $105,000 to win $100,000 on Chiefs (-1, -105), (Westgate SuperBook, Feb. 7)

— $100,000 to win $90,909 on Eagles (+1, -110), (Caesars Sportsbook, reported Feb. 5)

— $100,000 to win $90,909 on Eagles (+1, -110), (Caesars Sportsbook, reported Feb. 5)

— $100,000 to win $90,909 on Eagles (+1, -110), (Caesars Sportsbook, reported Feb. 5)

 

[Tanko]

As of Feb 8

— $800,000 to win $880,000 on Eagles money line (+110) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 1)

— $750,000 to win $825,000 on Eagles money line (+110) (BetMGM, reported Feb.1)

— $345,000 to win $300,000 on Chiefs (-1, bought half-point, -115) (BetMGM, Feb. 6)

— $326,000 to win $250,000 on Chiefs money line (-130) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 1)

— $300,000 to win $250,000 on Eagles first half (+½, -120) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 3)

— $225,000 to win $214,000 on Eagles money line (-105) (Caesars Sportsbook, reported Feb. 7)

— $200,000 to win $210,000 on Eagles money line (+105) (ESPNBET, Feb. 5)

— $200,000 to win $550,000 on Eagles to win Super Bowl (+275) (Caesars Sportsbook, Jan. 19)

— $150,000 to win $136,000 on Chiefs-Eagles under 49½ (-110) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 1)

— $138,600 to win $126,000 on Chiefs-Eagles under 49½ (-110) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 1)

— $125,000 to win $113,600 on Eagles first half (+½, -110) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 6)

— $125,000 to win $113,600 on Chiefs-Eagles under 49½ (-110) (BetMGM, reported Feb. 5)

— $115,000 to win $100,000 on Eagles (+1, -115) (Caesars Sportsbook, reported Feb. 5)

— $110,000 to win $100,000 on Chiefs-Eagles under 49½ (-110) (Caesars Sportsbook, Jan. 29)

— $110,000 to win $100,000 on Chiefs-Eagles over 49 (-110) (Station Sports, reported Feb. 4)

— $105,000 to win $100,000 on Chiefs (-1, -105), (Westgate SuperBook, Feb. 7)

— $100,000 to win $90,909 on Eagles (+1, -110), (Caesars Sportsbook, reported Feb. 5)

— $100,000 to win $90,909 on Eagles (+1, -110), (Caesars Sportsbook, reported Feb. 5)

— $100,000 to win $90,909 on Eagles (+1, -110), (Caesars Sportsbook, reported Feb. 5)

Wager,
Would agree some books may not report their wagers?
I'm not seeing Circa on the list at all.

None "reported" over 6 figures.

 

[Wagerallsports]

Wager,
Would agree some books may not report their wagers?
I'm not seeing Circa on the list at all.

None "reported" over 6 figures.

yes That must be the case Tank

I think they do show up on social media at times but I haven't really looked yet

 

[JDS]

No action on the Super bowl how you like that for discipline, I do not do this for entertainment

 

[Tanko]

No action on the Super bowl how you like that for discipline, I do not do this for entertainment

WTF????
Put just a taste on it JDS. Get in the game. Biggest day of the year for sportsbetting.

 

[JDS]

WTF????
Put just a taste on it JDS. Get in the game. Biggest day of the year for sportsbetting.

I’ll come back in when I’m Goddamn good & ready.

 

[Tanko]

I’ll come back in when I’m Goddamn good & ready.

Wait.... Are we talking about sports or Kristen?



I will admit. That is some discipline. Respect to you.