How To Bet On The Super Bowl In Arizona

The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles to take home the 2023 Super Bowl. Looking at the final odds before the game, the Chiefs covered the spread (+1.5) with the upset and over bettors (50.5) easily cashed with the teams combining for 73 points.

NFL bettors and sportsbooks are already turning their attention to next season, as Super Bowl 2024 odds are available across multiple platforms.

Here’s everything you need to know about betting on Super Bowl 58 in Arizona.

2024 Super Bowl Game Information

When is Super Bowl 2024? Super Bowl 58 will be held on Feb. 11, 2024.

Where is the 2024 Super Bowl? The upcoming Super Bowl will be held at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. This will be the first Super Bowl to be played in Nevada

What time is Super Bowl 2024? The 2024 Super Bowl is set to kick off at 6:30 p.m. ET.

What channel will the 2024 Super Bowl be on? Super Bowl 58 will be broadcast on CBS.

Super Bowl 58 Odds at Arizona Sportsbooks

Here are the ten teams with the shortest odds to win Super Bowl 2024 as of Feb. 13 from the top four sportsbooks in Arizona.

While the odds may vary slightly, sportsbooks have a clear top four 2024 Super Bowl teams between the Chiefs, Eagles, San Francisco 49ers, and Cincinnati Bengals.

At this time last year, the Philadelphia Eagles were around +6000 across most sportsbooks.

If you’re wondering specifically about the Arizona Cardinals Super Bowl odds, the best price is

Where Can I Bet On The Super Bowl In Arizona?

You can bet on Super Bowl 58 at every legally licensed sportsbook in Arizona. Luckily for sports fans both near and far, there will be no shortage of options to lay down a wager.

Arizona has a wide variety of both online and retail betting options. There are 16 online sportsbooks that will offer Super Bowl Arizona 2024 bets as well as several retail sportsbooks spread throughout the Glendale/Phoenix/Scottsdale area. You can even find betting kiosks at some bars and restaurants.

You don’t have to be a resident of Arizona, either. As long as you are 21 years old or older, bets can be placed within state lines either online or in person at retail sportsbooks. Sportsbook apps like DraftKings and FanDuel don’t have state-specific apps, so if you already have an account with these platforms, you can use them in Arizona without any hassle.

With apps like BetRivers, however, you would have to download the BetRivers Arizona app in order to use it while you’re in the Grand Canyon State.

Arizona Online Sportsbooks for Super Bowl Betting

Arizona’s mobile sports betting options are plentiful and feature the best and most well-known sportsbooks in the industry, such as:

• DraftKings
• Caesars
• BetMGM
• BetRivers
• Betfred
• FanDuel

DraftKings Arizona Promo Code for 2023

Use our DraftKings promo code link to receive a $50 bonus bet for depositing just $5. You can also take advantage of a 20% deposit match bonus worth up to $1,000.

Terms and conditions apply.

Caesars Arizona Promo Code for 2022

New Arizona users can get their first bet on Caesars up to $1,000 with promo code SHARPBET1000. All new users will also receive 1000 Tier Credits and 1000 Rewards Credits to jumpstart their Caesars rewards program, regardless of the outcome of their first bet.
Terms and conditions apply.

BetMGM Arizona Promo Code for 2022

New members at BetMGM Arizona can use bonus code SHARP to take advantage of a first bet offer worth up to $1,500. If the first bet you place at BetMGM settles as a loss, your stake will be returned to you as a bet credit. A lost wager under $50 is refunded as one bet credit. A lost wager of $50 or more is refunded as five equal credits.

BetRivers Arizona Promo Code for 2022

BetRivers offers new Arizona bettors a second-chance bet worth up to $500 with BetRivers AZ bonus code SHARPRIV. If your first wager results in a loss, BetRivers will match the amount as a site credit for you to bet again. Terms and conditions apply.

Betfred Arizona Promo Code for 2022

New Arizona Betfred users can claim a two-part welcome offer worth up to $105 by using our exclusive promo code SHARPBET.

First, all new users who place a wager worth $50 or more will get a $105 bonus bet. Then, users can get 50% of their losses back as site credit, up to $200 a week for five weeks for a potential total of $1,000 in credits.

Terms and conditions apply.

FanDuel Arizona Promo Code For 2022

FanDuel offers new players in Arizona a No Sweat First Bet worth up to $150 when signing up for its app. A lost wager is refunded in betting credits that can be used on almost any combination of bets.

Retail Sportsbook Locations in Arizona

More and more retail sportsbooks are being built across Arizona. Some of those locations include:

• BetMGM Sportsbook at State Farm Stadium
• Caesars Sportsbook at Chase Field – home of the Arizona Diamondbacks
• FanDuel Sportsbook at Footprint Center – FanDuel in Phoenix
• Gila River Hotels and Casinos: Vee Quiva, Lone Butte, Wild Horse Pass – BetMGM Sportsbook
• Paradise Casino – Unibet Sportsbook in Yuma
• We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort – Betfred Sportsbook in Fort McDowell

Super Bowl 2024 Sportsbook Promos

In addition to the new user offers mentioned above, many online sportsbooks will offer specific Super Bowl promotions that both new and existing users can take advantage of. It’s a good idea to check out your favorite mobile sportsbook apps in the days leading up to the big game. We’ll update this section when sportsbooks begin to put out their Super Bowl 2024 promos.

NFL Super Bowl Odds and Betting

Moneyline/Straight Bets

Also known as a straight bet, the moneyline bet is when you simply pick who will win the game. The points don’t matter in this bet. As long as you pick the winner, you receive a payout.

When looking at moneyline odds, you’ll see a “+” and “-” beside the odds. The “+” tells you who the underdog is while the “-” is for the favorite.

Points Spread

The score does matter with this bet. You either pick the favorite (team with – points) or the underdog (team with + points).

Let’s take a look at the Super Bowl point spread as our example. At the time of this writing, most sportsbooks have the Philadelphia Eagles as 1.5-point favorites, which you’ll see written as -1.5. On the flip side, you’ll see Kansas City +1.5. You’re basically adding or subtracting points from the team’s final score, depending on which side you bet.

This means that if you’re betting on the Eagles, they need to win by two or more points for your wager to hit. If Kansas City were to lose by one point or win the game outright, Chiefs bettors would win.

Totals

Sportsbooks list their guess at the total number of points scored in a game between both teams. You can place a bet that the score will be over or under the listed point total. Totals can be set for quarters and halves in addition to the full game.  

For Super Bowl 57, the total was 50.5 on BetMGM Sportsbook. If you’re betting the over, you need the Chiefs and Eagles to combine for at least 51 points to win. Under bettors need the two teams to combine for 50 or fewer points to hit their bet.

Parlay Bets

Parlay bets include combining multiple wagers, all of which must win for you to receive a payout. Typically, parlays are between two or more different games, such as a moneyline bet on the Arizona Cardinals parlayed with a point total bet on a separate game.

The Super Bowl is different, however, as we’re only considering one game. Many sportsbooks now offer same game parlays, allowing you to combine bets on a single game. When looking at your favorite sportsbook app, you can typically tell which bets you can combine into a same game parlay by the “SGP” or “OGP” marker next to the bet in question. You can also find pre-made same game parlays on most platforms.

Parlays allow for the potential of higher payouts but are riskier due to needing all of your bets to hit. Here’s an example:

• Patrick Mahomes under 293.5 passing yards
• Miles Sanders over 59.5 rushing yards
• Kansas City Chiefs +1.5

All of these wagers involve Super Bowl 57 and you would need all of them to hit in order to have a winning parlay.

What is an NFL Futures Bet?

A futures bet is a wager placed in which the outcome typically isn’t known until later in the season. For the Super Bowl, this would be wagers on the winner of the big game and the MVP. Once we reach the playoffs, you can also place bets on which teams will be playing in Super Bowl 2024.

You can also place NFL futures bets on markets such as win totals and AFC/NFC Champion as well as season-long stats for multiple positions, such as the number of touchdowns a quarterback will have or how many rushing yards a running back will record.

What is a Super Bowl Prop Bet?

A Super Bowl prop bet is when you bet on events that don’t necessarily reflect the outcome of the game. These bets are incredibly popular for the Super Bowl as there will be an endless amount of prop bets on almost every sportsbook.

You can quite literally find Super Bowl prop bets from before the game starts until after the game is over. Popular prop bets include the length of the National Anthem, result of the coin toss, and what color of Gatorade.

How Super Bowl Betting Odds are Calculated

Super Bowl bets are calculated by using American odds. American odds use plus (+) and minus (-). The plus is how much you will win if you bet $100. The minus is how you need to bet to win $100. The favorite is always the team with the higher minus number or the lower plus number. The underdog is the team with the highest plus number and lower minus number.

Let’s look at Super Bowl 2023 moneyline odds to illustrate an example.

Philadelphia Eagles (-125)

Kansas City Chiefs (+105)

In this example, the Eagles are the favorites. To win $100 on Philadelphia, you’d need to bet $125. For the Chiefs, betting $100 would result in a total payout of $205 (stake + winnings).

Don’t worry too much about these calculations. When you type in the amount you want to wager on an online sportsbook, it will automatically show you how much you stand to win before you place the bet.

What Impacts Super Bowl Odds?

Odds can change at the drop of a hat due to many factors, not just throughout the game, but the entire season.

• Injuries – This would be the most common thing to impact Super Bowl odds. If a team suffers a major injury, this would cause a huge swing in odds. Imagine if the Cardinals were playing without Kyler Murray.
• Matchups – The strengths and weaknesses of each team are taken into account for all lines and odds offered by sportsbooks. If a team with a prolific passing offense were facing off against a bottom-ranked passing defense, that would surely be reflected in the odds.
• Betting action – The number of people who bet on the teams at a sportsbook can shift the odds one way or another. You’ll commonly hear this referred to as “public money” and will generally be seen the closer we get to Super Bowl Sunday and the more relaxed fans get their bets in.
  We saw this take place when Super Bowl 2023 odds were initially released. The Chiefs opened as favorites and that was quickly flipped to the Eagles due to the amount of money coming in in favor of Philadelphia. Sportsbooks had to adjust the lines to protect their bottom line.

How To Place Online Super Bowl Bets In Arizona

Arizona allows anyone in the state that is at least 21 years old to sign up for a sports betting account at any sportsbook that has been licensed by the state. 

Register 

To get started, register with a sportsbook. As long as you are 21 years old, you can register anywhere, but the app will use GPS to ensure bets are being placed within state lines. 

Check out a variety of different sportsbook apps and browse the bonuses and perks they offer. Registering with a couple of different sportsbooks will give you options when betting on the Super Bowl.

The registration process is simple and generally the same across each sportsbook. All you have to do is provide some personal information in order to verify your identity, including your name, address, and social security number. 

Deposit Money And Bet

Most sportsbooks accept several different deposit methods to fund your account. The two most popular ways to deposit money are e-wallets, such as PayPal, or linking a checking account. 

Cash Out Winnings

Withdrawing money and cashing out your winnings is as simple as making a deposit, with the exception of credit cards. If you deposit money into a sportsbook account with a credit card, you won’t be able to withdraw to that account. In this case, the sportsbook may require you to make a deposit using a different method so it can then be withdrawn to that account. 

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