Every Super Bowl Betting Line in NFL History

Super Bowl Historic Guide: Point

Spreads, Totals (Over/Under), Results

The historical data below was compiled from various Las Vegas sportsbooks that date back to the 1960s. In addition, we’ve included noticeable records and trends taken from the statistics found in our historic Super Bowl betting lines table to give both new and experienced NFL handicappers an edge when betting on future championships.

All-time Super Bowl Point Spread Record:

Favorites: 29
Underdogs: 27
Push: 2

Past 10 Super Bowl Point Spreads:

Favorites: 6
Underdogs: 4

Past 5 Super Bowl Point Spreads:

Favorites: 3
Underdogs: 2

All-time Super Bowl Totals (O/U) Record:

Over: 28
Under: 28
Push: 1
N/A: 1 (No O/U recorded for Super Bowl I)

Past 10 Super Bowl Totals:

Over: 3
Under: 7

Past 5 Super Bowl Totals:

Over: 1
Under: 4

Lowest Total Score: (16) LIII: New England 13, Los Angeles 3
Biggest Point Spread: (-18) XXIX: San Francisco, III: Baltimore
Smallest Point Spread: (-1) XLIX: New England, XVI: Cincinnati
Biggest Cover: (-18) XXIX: San Francisco 49, San Diego 26
Biggest Upset: (+18) III: N.Y. Jets 16, Baltimore 7
Highest Total (O/U): (58) LI
Lowest Total (O/U): (33) IX, VIII, VII
Highest Total Score: (74) LII: Philadelphia 41, New England 33
Lowest Total Score: (21) VII: Miami 14, Washington 7
Largest Margin of Victory: (45) XXIV: San Francisco 55, Denver 10
Smallest Margin of Victory: (1) XXV: N.Y. Giants 20, Buffalo 19

History Of Super Bowl Betting Odds

The First AFL-NFL World Championship Game was in 1966, and while sports betting was not as sociable acceptable at the time, odds were available for the big game. Over the past 50 years, Super Bowl betting has become increasingly popular and is now one of the most wagered on events in the world.

We created the following table so our readers can see odds, point spreads, final scores, and wagering results from previous Super Bowls.