Seahawks Vs. Patriots Super Bowl 60 Odds, Betting: $1.71 Billion Estimated To Be Bet On Super Bowl 60 At Legal Sportsbooks

The Super Bowl LX matchup has been set, and the Seattle Seahawks are favored over the New England Patriots. The game will be played on Sunday, Feb. 8 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California and will draw the most betting action in a single day in American sports this year.

It's the most unlikely Super Bowl matchup in at least 50 years, as the Seahawks (60-1 preseason at BetMGM) and Patriots (80-1) were both long shots to win the big game. Seahawks QB Sam Darnold (+130) is the favorite to win Super Bowl LX MVP at sportsbooks.

We'll be tracking all of the biggest bets and notable wagers leading up to the game, as well as checking in with bookmakers about the betting action — so be sure to bookmark this page and check in daily.

Super Bowl LX: New England Patriots vs. Seattle Seahawks (-4.5, 46)

Tuesday, Jan. 27

Legal Sports Report released its annual projection of Super Bowl wagering at legal U.S. sportsbooks, estimating that $1.71 billion will be wagered on the big game across 41 states and territories — an estimated 10.3% increase in handle from last year. 

"This year's big game will continue the streak of record Super Bowl handle for the regulated US market," LSR analyst Eric Ramsey said in a press release. "Missouri's recent launch pads an already favorable outlook for a weekend that serves as the single biggest opportunity of the year for legal sportsbooks and bettors alike." 

Monday, Jan. 26

The first seven-figure Super Bowl LX wager came in at Circa Sports in Nevada, as sportsbook director Jeff Benson reported that a bettor had wagered $1.1 million on the New England Patriots money line at +188 odds, and that the wager would win roughly $2.1 million.

Sunday, Jan. 25

The Seahawks were 3.5-point favorites against the Patriots in lookahead lines at sportsbooks, but the Super Bowl LX line opened anywhere from -3.5 to -5 at sportsbooks, and the early betting was mostly on Seattle. The total went from 46.5 down to 46.

"We opened Seahawks -4 and a total of 46.5 and we've been getting one-way action on Seattle," Jeff Sherman, vice president of risk at the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook said in text message on Sunday night. "We're at -4.5 now."

Notable futures wagers

• Back in August 2025, as first reported by Yahoo Sports, a bettor at BetMGM wagered $150,000 on three Seattle Seahawks futures bets:

  • $50,000 on the Seahawks to win Super Bowl 60 at 60-1 odds to win $3 million

  • $50,000 on the Seahawks to win NFC at 28-1 odds to win $1.4 million

  • $50,000 on the Seahawks to make playoffs at +185 odds to win $92,500

The bettor has cashed the first two wagers to win $1.492 million and now has a prime opportunity to hedge if he desires with the Patriots a 4.5-point underdog in Super Bowl LX and a +195 underdog on the money line.

Yahoo Sports also reported that Circa Sports in Nevada took two sizable wagers on the Seahawks to win Super Bowl 60, both with "seven-figure liability" in late August from a new customer as well. Seattle is the sportsbook's worst futures outcome as a result.

• A bettor at Circa also had quite the lottery ticket wager before the season, placing a $100 wager back on Aug. 25 on an exact Super Bowl result of the Patriots to defeat the Seahawks at 3,100-1 odds. The wager would win $310,000 if Drake Maye and Co. are victorious. 

• The largest reported futures wager at U.S. sportsbooks on the Patriots was at DraftKings, where a bettor placed a $10,000 on New England at 80-1 that would win $800,000