| Team | Chance | Decimal | Fractional | American | Buy now* | 7 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| San Francisco 49ers | 14% | 7.07 | 6/1 | +607 | 6.87 | ▼ 1.4 |
| Buffalo Bills | 12% | 8.70 | 23/3 | +770 | 8.12 | ▼ 1.0 |
| Kansas City Chiefs | 10% | 9.95 | 9/1 | +895 | 9.64 | ▼ 1.4 |
| Seattle Seahawks | 8% | 13.33 | 25/2 | +1233 | 12.16 | ▲ 2.0 |
| Chicago Bears | 7% | 14.18 | 13/1 | +1318 | 13.70 | ▲ 1.2 |
| Jacksonville Jaguars | 7% | 15.27 | 14/1 | +1427 | 14.74 | ▲ 0.5 |
| Los Angeles Rams | 7% | 15.38 | 29/2 | +1438 | 13.90 | — |
| Cincinnati Bengals | 5% | 20.20 | 19/1 | +1920 | 19.45 | ▲ 1.2 |
| Baltimore Ravens | 5% | 21.28 | 20/1 | +2028 | 20.25 | ▼ 2.0 |
| Minnesota Vikings | 5% | 21.98 | 21/1 | +2098 | 21.13 | ▲ 0.7 |
| Denver Broncos | 4% | 23.81 | 23/1 | +2281 | 22.61 | — |
| Detroit Lions | 4% | 27.40 | 26/1 | +2640 | 26.27 | ▲ 0.5 |
Polymarket prices as of 1 Nov 2026, 00:05 UTC. Chance is the market price (midpoint of the best bid and offer). *Buy now is the decimal odds you'd get buying at the best offer right now, after the taker fee. 7 days is the change in percentage points.
Bet on this market on PolymarketThe table above shows the live Super Bowl LXI odds from Polymarket’s 2027 pro football champion market, one of its biggest sports futures, with more than $70 million traded. Each price is what traders are paying for a share that pays $1 if that team wins the Super Bowl in February 2027.
How to Read the Odds
A price is a probability: 15¢ is a 15% chance, American odds of +567, decimal 6.67 or fractional 17/3. The table converts every team.
The Buy now column shows what you’d actually get buying this second: the best offer plus Polymarket’s taker fee. Contenders have tight spreads, so it’s close to the market price. Teams with no realistic path have thin books, so use limit orders on them.
Polymarket vs Sportsbook Super Bowl Futures
A sportsbook’s Super Bowl futures are one of its most profitable markets. In my experience outright markets carry a margin of about 10% to 20%, against roughly 5% on a standard -110/-110 game line. With 32 teams, that margin is spread thinly enough that most bettors never notice it. Paste any book’s futures into the no-vig calculator and you’ll see it.
Polymarket’s prices come from traders and add up to roughly 100%. You pay a small taker fee when you buy at the offer, and nothing when your limit order is filled.
The other big difference is the exit. A futures bet at a sportsbook is locked in for five months unless you take its cash-out offer, which usually sits well below fair value. On Polymarket you can sell any time at the market price: take a profit after a strong start, sell half before the playoffs, or get out if your quarterback gets hurt.
Liquidity and Limits
The market has millions of dollars of orders on the book, so you can bet at size on any contender without moving the price. Polymarket isn’t the other side of your bet, so it has no reason to limit you for winning.
NFL games are listed too, including in-play. Game markets charge a lower taker fee than most sports; see Polymarket sports betting for spreads, totals and how live betting works on an exchange.
How the Market Settles
The market settles on the team that wins the 2027 NFL championship, using official NFL information. As soon as a team is eliminated, its shares settle at $0. If the championship game is cancelled or postponed past 31 March 2027, the market settles to “Other”.
How to Bet on the Super Bowl Winner
- Sign up for Polymarket in about two minutes.
- Deposit with crypto or a card.
- Open the market, pick a team and buy Yes shares at your price.
Polymarket’s international exchange is close-only in the United States; see Polymarket in the United States for the US-regulated option. For other leagues, see the NBA championship odds and Stanley Cup odds.