Super Bowl 56 Odds Now Set: Bengals Opened Season 100-1 Odds to Win

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C Costigan

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31 January, 2022

uper Bowl 56 Odds Now Set: Bengals Opened Season 100-1 Odds to Win

The championship game for one of the wildest seasons in NFL history is finally set.

The NFC representative is one many anticipated would reach the Super Bowl. The AFC team...no one saw coming. Not even the bookmakers.

Last February, BetOnline gave the Bengals 100-1 odds to win Super Bowl LVI. They had 50-1 odds to capture the conference crown.

The Jaguars, Lions and Texans were the only teams with longer SB LVI odds than Cincinnati going into the season.

The Rams were assigned 10-1 Super Bowl odds following the trade for Matthew Stafford, and they entered the year with 6-1 NFC odds.

We opened the Super Bowl LVI line with the Rams favored by 3.5 points and an over/under of 49.5. Here are the current odds:

Super Bowl LVI
Los Angeles Rams -4
Cincinnati Bengals +4
Over/Under 50

First, Anytime Goal Scorer Prop Bet Payout Odds - Jonathan David, Cyle Larin, Alphonso Davies

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First, Anytime Goal Scorer Prop Bet Payout Odds - Jordan v Argentina: Julian Alvarez, Lautaro Martinez, Jose Manuel Lopez

Jordan pays US$1700 for every US$100 bet if they are to beat Argentina, which is the -700 favorite for this 10 pm EDT match.

First, Anytime Goal Scorer Prop Bet Payout Odds - Congo vs. Uzbekistan: Yoane Wissa, Cedric Bakambu, Eldor Shomurodov

DR Congo has 1 point and likely needs a win to have a realistic shot at advancing as a third-place team. Uzbekistan has 0 points and must win to stay alive. A draw probably eliminates Uzbekistan and likely does very little for DR Congo.