We know Grand Canyon State bettors will attend Super Bowl watch parties or hang at the bar with friends to watch the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs do battle in Super Bowl LVIII.
We also know Arizonans like to bet on NFL football, and I have three free Super Bowl LVIII prop betting suggestions and some NFL Super Bowl betting advice for you to consider for Super Bowl LVIII on Sunday, February 11.
Super Bowl LVIII Betting Reminders
The Super Bowl is always a good time, but I have a few Arizona sports betting tips to help you wager more responsibly, and here goes:
- Line shop: the bookmakers are bombarding us with prop bets, which is good, but not all have the same number or odds attached. Always visit as many Arizona sportsbooks as possible to find the best numbers at the best odds possible.
- Bankroll management: there will be at least 1000 prop bets for Super Bowl LVIII, and a good idea would be to take a small portion of your bankroll and break that down into units of 1%. That means a $1000 bankroll would produce a $10 unit size, and each bet would be one unit. This will give Arizonans more props to bet on and more chances to win.
- Don’t pay social media touts for betting picks: NEVER do that.
- Don’t make bets while intoxicated: make your bets before you party and put your phone down once you do.
Super Bowl LVIII Prop Bets
Rashee Rice Over 65.5 receiving yards (-110 at PointsBet)
Kansas City Chiefs wideout Rashee Rice has become a trusted target for Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The second-round pick in the 2023 NFL Draft has been targetted 43 times over his last five while clearing his receiving yards number twice over the past five.
The 49ers allowed the tenth-fewest receiving yards per game but allowed wideouts like Rice to score big fantasy points every night. The Chiefs are the underdog, and I expect Mahomes to look for his top wideout often, and Rice goes over 65.5 receiving yards at PointsBet AZ.
Patrick Mahomes Over 255.5 passing yards (-110 at BetRivers)
Chiefs signal-caller Patrick Mahomes has thrown for over 4,800 passing yards over 17 career playoff games. His 255.5 passing yards prop at BetRivers AZ makes no sense, and it’s a good bet he’ll clear this low passing yards number.
Mahomes has cleared this number once during his three playoff appearances and eight times during the regular season. The Chiefs have been involved in several bad-weather games this season and have had some injuries.
Sunday’s game is indoors, and he’s up against a 49ers defense, allowing 265 to Jared Goff and the Lions in their last matchup. Mahomes is a stud with an indoor matchup against a sometimes leaky 49ers secondary in a game with a 47.5 total – the Chiefs QB easily clears this number on Sunday.
George Kittle Over 46.5 receiving yards (-110 at BetRivers)
In a game with this large a total, San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle has a tasty prop market he should be able to clear.
Kittle has cleared 46.5 receiving yards in five of his previous seven games and has a good matchup with a Kansas City defense, allowing nine receptions per game over their last four to tight ends.
The 49ers tight end has seen 10 targets during the postseason and meets a Kansas City defense, allowing 11 targets per game over their last four. Kittle will surely be a focal point of the San Francisco passing game, and I expect him to clear his receiving prop number in Super Bowl LVIII.
