Super Bowl 2025 bets are flooding in on Philly.
Kansas City opened on Jan. 27 as a 1.5-point favorite over the Eagles, briefly touched 2.5 points, and is now all the way down to a one-point edge Thursday.
The Chiefs’ line movement is due to an abundance of significant-sized bets on the Eagles across the betting landscape, with Caesars, ESPN BET and Bet365 all moving in Philadelphia’s direction.
Caesars is even giving -105 juice on the Chiefs -1, meaning there’s still further interest in the Eagles at this new number.
“We’ve seen sustained momentum on the Eagles over the last few days, which evened out and has now started to overtake early action on the Chiefs,” ESPN Bet North American trading director Adrian Horton told The Post. “The split of tickets and money continues to tick towards Philly as we get into the heavier wagering days leading up to the game.”
BetMGM has written several massive bets on this game, with several massive bets coming on the Eagles, as first reported by Todd Dewey.
- $800,000 on Eagles moneyline +110
- $750,000 on Eagles moneyline +110
- $320,000 on Chiefs moneyline -130
- $300,000 on Eagles first half +0.5
- $125,000 on Chiefs-Eagles Under 49.5
- $25,000 on Travis Kelce +1500 to win Super Bowl MVP
Meanwhile, Caesars tells The Post it has taken some large wagers as well, with one New York bettor wagering $50,000 on the app.
DraftKings tells The Post that 47 percent of the money is on the Eagles, so there’s still room for that to change before the sportsbook moves from Philadelphia +1.5 to one-point underdog status.
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FanDuel has also held steady with the Eagles as 1.5-point underdogs Tas of hursday afternoon.
Influential Las Vegas sportsbook Circa has moved to Eagles -1 despite reporting only 39 percent of the handle coming in on Philadelphia, likely representing sharp action coming in on the underdogs as we head toward the weekend.
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