Biggest Super Bowl 57 Liabilties for the Sportsbooks Include Raiders, Jets?

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Biggest Super Bowl 57 Liabilties for the Sportsbooks Include Raiders, Jets?

The biggest Super Bowl 2023 liabilites at Caesars Sportsbook were, in order from top down, the Las Vegas Raiders, New York Jets, New Orleans Saints, Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings.

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While the Raiders, Saints and Vikings do sit among the middle of the pack, the Jets and Steelers are cellar dwellers entering the new season.

The Jets actually have the second worst odds, paying out $15000 on a $100 bet should they somehow manage to win the Super Bowl.  There are enough folks betting this team to do so at these odds, thus pushing their liability up.  It's doubtful Caeasars has much to worry about however.

On the opposite side of the spectrum, the Patriots, Panthers, Cardinals, Titans and Washington Commanders are getting the least amount of love.

Super Bowl 57 Odds

Buffalo Bills    +600

Tampa Bay Buccaneers    +750

Kansas City Chiefs    +1000

Los Angeles Rams    +1100

Green Bay Packers    +1200

Los Angeles Chargers    +1400

San Francisco 49ers    +1400

Denver Broncos    +1600

Dallas Cowboys    +2000

Cleveland Browns    +3300

Baltimore Ravens    +1800

Cincinnati Bengals    +2000

Indianapolis Colts    +2500

Arizona Cardinals    +2800

Tennessee Titans    +3000

Miami Dolphins    +3000

Philadelphia Eagles    +3000

Las Vegas Raiders    +3000

New Orleans Saints    +4000

New England Patriots    +4000

Minnesota Vikings    +4000

Pittsburgh Steelers    +6000

Washington Commanders    +8000

Chicago Bears    +12500

Seattle Seahawks    +12500

New York Giants    +12500

Atlanta Falcons    +15000

Carolina Panthers    +12500

Detroit Lions    +15000

Jacksonville Jaguars    +12500

New York Jets    +15000

Houston Texans    +25000

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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