With the Super Bowl just a week away, a few noteworthy bets have drawn attention. Caesars Sports has a high-profile six-figure wager on the Philadelphia Eagles +275 to win the Big Game. If they defeat the Kansas City Chiefs, the bettor will collect a significant $550,000 profit.
Another intriguing bet was made on January 12 at Borgata Sportsbook, where a customer wagered $50,000 on Eagles +700 to win the Super Bowl. An Eagles’ championship will yield a $350,000 win and a total payout of $400,000.
Additional notable wagers include two bets made before Week 18 at Caesars Sportsbook, where one customer wagered $20,000 on Eagles +650 and another bettor wagered $25,000 on Eagles +700. Winning either of those bets would generate significant profits for the bettors.
Futures parlays offer an opportunity for high returns at lower stakes, as seen with a DraftKings Sportsbook customer who assembled a $100 four-leg parlay with a 761-to-1 odd, potentially returning a whopping $76,130.
FanDuel Sportsbook customer also had a four-leg parlay going with a combined 540-to-1 odds, which, if successful, would yield $13,513.
In an effort to guess the Super Bowl MVP, sportsbooks posted early odds, prompting several interesting wagers. For example, one Caesars Sports customer made a $550 bet on Harrison Butker (+100000 odds), which, if successful, would result in a $550,000 profit.
These unusual wagers give an insight into the world of high-stakes sports betting in the lead up to the big game.
