Super Bowl betting is the most exciting and most popular time of the year for sports betting players and for sportsbooks. With Super Bowl sometimes people forget that you can still bet parlays and teasers. You can bet up to a 2 team parlay and up to a four team teaser as you look at the Super Bowl odds.
Remember in Super Bowl that you can actually bet a four team teaser because you can actually tease both teams and you can tease both the over and the under. In a four team teaser you would be looking for the game to land near the Super Bowl betting number and near the Super Bowl total.
With parlays and teasers in Super Bowl betting you can win more money and have more options. The advantage to playing a Super Bowl betting teaser is that you get extra points to help your wager.
Are there any disadvantages to Super Bowl parlays and teasers? The first disadvantage to playing a parlay is that you have to win both the side and the total to get collect. The disadvantage to playing a teaser is that your payoff is lower than it would be on a parlay. In Super Bowl the only way the teaser helps you is if those extra 6 or 7 points come into play against the Super Bowl odds. You would have made more money betting a parlay if the points don’t come into play.
Most of the time the sportsbooks like parlays because they make money. That is not always the case in the Super Bowl betting though. Sports betting players love to bet the favorite and the over in the Super Bowl event and if that result comes in then the sportsbooks take a bath. During the regular NFL betting season if a favorite and over come in it is not a big deal because it is just one game on the schedule. With the Super Bowl you only have one choice and usually players will bet the favorite and the over on their parlay and if that result comes in then the sportsbook has no other game to even the tally.
In Super Bowl you can have an edge in parlays and teasers. The Super Bowl is just one game and anything can happen. You might consider going along with the public and betting the favorite and the over because more often than not that is what happens in the Super Bowl.