I'm Curtis Halverson, and I've been tracking legal Super Bowl sportsbooks since 2018 — the year PASPA fell and the states started writing their own rules. This site exists because I got tired of reading about offshore books dressed up as legitimate options. Everything here sticks to licensed, regulated operators.
What does this site actually cover?
The short answer: where you can legally place a Super Bowl wager right now. That means state-licensed sportsbooks, CFTC-regulated prediction markets, and honest context about which states haven't legalized betting yet. I read commission filings, operator terms, and state statutes so you don't have to.
Start at Where to Bet on the Super Bowl: Best Legal Sportsbooks if you want the fastest path to a licensed book. If you want a deeper comparison of platforms, Best Super Bowl Betting Sites — Licensed & Regulated breaks down each operator by state availability and promo structure.
How do I decide what makes the cut?
Simple filter: is the operator licensed by a state gaming regulator? If not, it doesn't get a recommendation. I cover the legal gray area around offshore books — see the offshore Super Bowl sportsbooks guide — but I'm upfront about the risks there.
Bonus terms get the same scrutiny. I check minimum odds, expiration windows, and whether a promo pays out only on a winning first bet. You can see that in the Super Bowl betting promos overview and in individual pages like the FanDuel Super Bowl promo breakdown.
Who is this site for?
Anyone asking where to bet on the Super Bowl — from first-time bettors to regulars who want a quick promo comparison before kickoff. I cover Super Bowl bet types for people still learning the difference between a moneyline and a spread, and I cover Super Bowl betting laws by state for people unsure whether their location is legal.
If your state hasn't legalized sportsbooks yet — California, Texas, Georgia — there's a dedicated page on betting the Super Bowl without a licensed sportsbook in your state.
Must be 21+ to bet at most licensed sportsbooks (18+ in select states). If gambling is becoming a problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER.