2022 Super Bowl 56 Margin of Victory Prop Bet Payouts

Written by:
Tyrone Black
Published on:
Feb/03/2022

Think you know which team will win Super Bowl 56 and by how much?  The payouts can prove enormous on the Super Bowl Margin of Victory prop bet.

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It's only necessary to choose within a range.  The favorite, for example, pays $320 on every $100 bet.  That would be the Rams from 1-6 points.

The Bengals by that amount pays out $425.

But do you think LA can win by 13 to 18 points?  That range pays out $600 on a $100 bet.

Let's look at the last four Super Bowls and what the payouts would have been assuming the current favorite/dog team role.

Last year's victory by the favorite, Tampa Bay, was by 22 points.  The payout would have been $900 on a $100 bet.

Kansas City beat San Francisco by 11 points the year prior with a payout that would have been $450 on a $100 wager.

New England beat the Rams the year prior for the same payout as in 2020.

Philadelphia's shock win by 11 over the Patriots as a dog would have paid $700.

You can bet the Margin of Victory on Super Bowl 56 here

Winning Margin Moneyline
3066 Rams by 1-6 Pts     +320
3067 Rams by 7-12 Pts     +450
3068 Rams by 13-18 Pts     +600
3069 Rams by 19-24 Pts     +900
3070 Rams by 25-30 Pts     +1600
3071 Rams by 31-36 Pts     +2200
3072 Rams by 37-42 Pts     +4000
3073 Rams by 43 or more Pts     +5000
3074 Bengals by 1-6 Pts     +425
3075 Bengals by 7-12 Pts     +700
3076 Bengals by 13-18 Pts     +1200
3077 Bengals by 19-24 Pts     +2000
3078 Bengals by 25-30 Pts     +4000
3079 Bengals by 31-36 Pts     +6000
3080 Bengals by 37-42 Pts     +10000
3081 Bengals by 43 or more Pts     +11000

- Tryone Black, Gambling911.com

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