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4 min read · Updated June 2026

Polymarket Super Bowl odds

Polymarket runs a Super Bowl winner contract for each of the 32 NFL teams — year-round, peer-to-peer, USDC settlement. Here's how to trade them and the U.S.-legal Kalshi alternative.

Key takeaways

  • 32 separate team contracts; prices must sum to roughly $1.
  • Live year-round, not just during the season.
  • USDC settlement on Polygon, zero platform fee.
  • Kalshi runs the U.S.-legal CFTC-approved Super Bowl contract.
  • Settles within minutes of the final whistle.

How Super Bowl markets work

Each team has its own YES/NO contract priced between $0 and $1. The price represents the implied probability that team wins the Super Bowl. Buy YES if you think the price is too low; buy NO if you think it's too high.

Conversion math

A $0.10 contract that wins pays $1.00 — a 10x return. A $0.50 favorite that wins pays $1.00 — a 2x return. Always compare the implied probability to the team's true odds before sizing.

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Both platforms are free to sign up. Kalshi is CFTC-regulated USD. Polymarket settles in USDC.

Play responsibly

Prediction markets are real-money trading and you can lose your full stake. We recommend 21+. If trading stops feeling fun, call 1-800-GAMBLER or text 988.

Related reading

Super Bowl odds — FAQ

Short, direct answers — the stuff Florida players actually ask.

Polymarket runs Super Bowl winner markets for all 32 NFL teams year-round. Prices update tick-by-tick and reflect aggregate market sentiment, not a bookmaker's line.

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