Super Bowl 2026 1st Quarter, Full Game Results Prop Bet

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

3 February, 2026

You can bet on the end of the first quarter combined with the full game result of Super Bowl 2026 at BetUS. You can also find the more popular end of first half combined with the Super Bowl winner prop bet.

In the last ten Super Bowls (LIV through LIX/2020–2025), the team leading after the 1st quarter has a mixed record, but frequently loses.

While leading at halftime is a strong indicator, trailing after just 15 minutes is not a definitive predictor of losing.

For those thinking the Seahawks will dominate the Patriots throughout, Seattle winning after the 1st quarter and winning the Super Bowl pays out $125 for every $100 bet.

Rot	Super Bowl LX - 1st Quarter / Full Game Result	MoneyLine
11001	Seahawks / Patriots	+800
11002	Seahawks / Seahawks	+125
11003	Seahawks / Tie	+2800
11004	Tie / Patriots	+950
11005	Tie / Seahawks	+475
11006	Tie / Tie	+4000
11007	Patriots / Patriots	+450
11008	Patriots / Seahawks	+465
11009	Patriots / Tie	+3500

Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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