How to Bet the Moneyline on Seahawks vs. Patriots: Super Bowl 2026 Betting Strategy

Join us as we go through how to bet on the moneyline for the Seahawks vs. Patriots Super Bowl 2026.
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba celebrates as we look at how to bet the moneyline for Super Bowl 2026.
Pictured: Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba celebrates as we look at how to bet the moneyline for Super Bowl 2026. Photo by Steven Bisig-Imagn Images
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The Seahawks and Patriots clash in Super Bowl 2026 in just 10 days, and it's time to learn how to bet the moneyline. 

The Seahawks are the 4.5-point betting favorite ahead of kickoff on Sunday, Feb. 8, from Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. As part of our Super Bowl predictions and how-to series, I'm going to teach you what a moneyline is, what the moneyline is for Super Bowl 60, and how it differs from a points spread. 


💰 What is moneyline betting?

A moneyline bet is the simplest way to wager on Super Bowl 2026 because it is based entirely on who wins the game outright - there is no point spread to cover, as long as your team wins the game, you win.

The odds dictate how much profit you receive if your bet wins. Unlike a point spread, which generally offers equal odds on both sides, the moneyline would earn you less for the favorite and more for the underdog.

Moneyline odds on close games can be very similar, while moneyline odds on games expected to be blowouts can be a wide margin. You can use moneyline odds to determine the implied win probability 

Let's have a look at the current Super Bowl odds to see the moneyline in action:

What is the Seahawks vs. Patriots moneyline for Super Bowl 2026? 

Super Bowl moneyline betting odds via the best sports betting sites

Team Moneyline Odds (DraftKings) Implied win probability Profit on a $10 bet
Seahawks  -230 69.70% $4.35 (+original wager)
Patriots  +190 34.48% $19 (+original wager)

Negative (-) moneyline odds indicate a favorite, while positive (+) moneyline odds indicate an underdog. 

💵 Bet $100 / Win $100

Sometimes moneyline odds are discussed in terms of how much you need to bet to win $100 on the favorite, or how much you would profit with a $100 bet on the underdog. For example

  • Negative moneyline odds indicate a favorite, and the number indicates how much you need to bet to win $100. In the example of the Seahawks -230 price, if you wagered $230 and they won, you'd profit $100
  • Positive moneyline odds indicate an underdog, and the number indicates how much you would profit on a $100 bet. In the example of the Patriots +190, if you wagered $100 and they won, you'd profit $190.

🗒️ How does moneyline betting work?

The Seahawks are the favorite, and if you bet the Seahawks moneyline, they simply need to win the game by one point for your ticket to cash - even if the game goes to overtime.  You'll make plenty of friends with the Seattle fanbase, as you'll be agreeing with them on how Seahawks fans are betting Super Bowl 2026.  

The Patriots are the underdog, and if you bet the Patriots moneyline, they simply need to win the game by one point for your ticket to cash - even if the game goes to overtime. And in that case, you'll make plenty of friends with the New England fanbase, aligning with them on how Patriots fans are betting Super Bowl 2026.

That's it - it's the simplest way to bet the game. If your team wins, you win.

🐶 Super Bowl underdog betting history

Are you wondering how betting underdogs have performed historically? You might be surprised to see how well they've done recently.


🔢 How do odds work in moneyline betting? 

The best sports betting apps offer a variety of odds, so it's important to shop around before you commit to find the best value. 

Team Odds (DraftKings) Odds (FanDuel) Odds (BetMGM) Odds (Caesars) Odds (bet365)
Seahawks  -230 -240 -238 -230 -230
Patriots  +190 +198 +195 +191 +190

The moneyline odds will shift based on how much money is bet on either side. As both public money and sharp money roll in on various outcomes, sportsbooks will adjust their numbers to ensure they're offering what they consider the best odds.

The "vig" is the cut the sportsbook takes.

First, let's look at bets on the favorite Seahawks: a winning $10 bet at DraftKings (-230) would profit $4.35; a winning $10 bet at FanDuel (-240) would profit only $4.17. In that case, if you wanted to bet the favorite, you'd want to choose DraftKings - the lower vig means more money in your pocket. 

Let's now look at bets on the underdog Patriots: a winning $10 bet at DraftKings (+190) would profit $19; a winning $10 bet at FanDuel (+198) would profit $19.80. If you want to bet the underdog, you'd want to choose FanDuel - the higher odds mean more money in your pocket.

🗒️ What is the "vig" or the "juice"?

  • The betting odds, betting lines, or prices are known as vig or juice
  • BetMGM's odds, -115 and -105, are the vig or juice
  • Vig is short for vigorish
  • The vig/juice is the cut the sportsbook takes when receiving your bet

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