Bets are In: How We Are Betting the Super Bowl

Marcelo Unda • February 10, 2024

Super Bowl 58 is set to kickoff this Sunday. The crew has locked in their bets and explain our reasoning where we are putting our money on. You can tail or fade. I only recommend, if you are going to gamble, go ahead and get your deposits in, accounts set up, and bets in before so you are scrambling before kickoff.

Erik Trosclair:

Brock Purdy Over 12.5 rushing yards, -110

He has showed his wheels in these last two playoff games. The kid can play fearless. The 49ers are going to need him to make plays on his own.

Kyle Juszczyk Over 0.5 Receptions, -150

He has had at least one catch in the last four games and has logged a catch in all but three games all season.

Marquez Valdes-Scantling Over 19.5 receiving yards, -110

He has gone over this the past two weeks. Other than Rashee Rice, MVS is on the field more than every Chiefs receiver.

Long Shot Anytime Touchdown:

  • Marquez Valdes-Scantling +550
  • Kyle Jusczcyk +950
  • Elijah Mithcell + 1100

Novelty Props: Gatorade Color: Orange +325 

 This has cashed five times since 2001, including the Chiefs Super Bowl victory over the 49ers in Super Bowl LIV.

The bet I wish I could place:

First Usher song to be played: "Yeah" This is an absolute banger, and it spent over 10 weeks at number 1. Source: "Trust me bro"


Marcelo Unda:

Kansas City to win the Super Bowl +1000, .5u

I was lucky enough to grab the Chiefs future at the beginning of the playoffs. Simply on the value  that came with Mahomes & Reid. This may not have been the Chiefs that we are use to seeing, but this team is more than capable going head to head with a 49ers team that has been the favorite all year long. A lot of that is due to the defense, and how they have managed to limit the Miami, Buffalo, and Baltimore offenses this post season. I love the fact that they have been here before, and Mahomes has already loss one in 2020. Now he is chasing greatness. Legendary status in only his 9th season. I've considered hedging and taking the 49ers. I believe I'm going to let this one ride.


Both teams to score 20+ points, -110, 2.2u

I immediately took this bet after the NFC championship game. I get two of the best offensive minds in the NFL with 2 weeks to prepare. Both teams are assembled with speed, toughness, and athleticism. I also like how the coaches are willing to go for it on 4th down to extend drives. The total has remain firm the past 2 weeks at 47.5. I don't have a lean on the total, but I am willing to gamble that both teams can reach this mark to cash.


Deebo Samuel over 58.5 receiving yards, 110, 1.1u

I've decided that if I'm going to ride the Chiefs on this one then I will try to find the path where the 49ers win this game. The Chiefs defense is going to have their focus on controlling McCaffery and force Brock Purdy to beat them. The Chiefs have some good corners on the outside. I think in order for the SF offense to be effective it must run through CMC and Deebo. They will put Deebo in the slot or in the backfield so that he can have the ball in space and get the yards after the catch.

Dave Rainey:

Travis Kelce SB MVP +1400

I asked my wife who was winning the Super Bowl and she replied “Taylor’s boyfriend.” So we’re taking Taylor’s Boyfriend for MVP at +1400.


Kelce 2+ TDs +650

The 49ers defense is tough, but Kelce will Shake it off because THAT’S How You Get the Girl


Noah Gray First TD Scorer + 4800

Allllllll the focus is on Taylor’s boyfriend. So, naturally, Chiefs throw a curveball with Noah Gray


Long Shot Parlay + 1452

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Well the changing of the guard has begun on defense. With Demario Davis leaving in free agency a big leadership void was left in the locker room where someone else will have to take the torch. Whom remains to be seen but all eyes are on what Kaden Ellis brings in his return to the Saints. The Saints signed Ellis to bring back someone with familiarity with the organization and the talents he was better able to showcase after leaving the team. Kaden Ellis in his time with the Atlanta Falcons was able to show he can do whatever you need of him from the linebacker position. He can play off ball in space showing good awareness in coverage but can also play well on the ball when asked to rush the passer from a variety of situations. With Ellis in the fold I expect the defense to be more effective in keeping the offense guessing on what the linebackers will be doing on a down to down basis.  Next up is Pete Werner who has had a up and down career thus far with the Saints but overall has been a solid starter since he was drafted. Werner’s coming off a down year in terms of on field production in 2025 where he was routinely taken off the field in favor of getting the young linebackers on the roster snaps on defense to give them some opportunity and experience. If Werner wants to keep his starting role on defense he is going to have to show more impact on defense this season beginning in training camp. With Demario gone and Pete Werner the only returning starting at linebacker on defense the door of opportunity has fully opened for the young linebackers on the roster. who have been patiently waiting for their chance to make a name for themselves. Isiah Stalbird, Jaylan Ford, Danny Stutsman fit into this category as young guys earning their stripes through special teams and limited snaps on defense thus far. This will be one of the more fascinating, fun training camp battles to see if any can overtake Werner on the depth chart and carve out a more meaningful role on defense. After them is the roster hopefuls in Anfernee Jennings and Jackson Sirmon. These two will look to show they belong in the league and will do whatever it takes to prove it. Whether they make the 53 man roster with the Saints or not the goal is to help bring more competition to the room and see who can do enough to latch on somewhere in the NFL. Opportunity is the key word I would use for this group. From Kaden Ellis getting a chance to really star on defense to Pete Werner getting an opportunity to keep young guys from taking his snaps again to the young guys like Danny Stutsman overtaking Werner on the depth chart. The linebacker unit has plenty of opportunities ahead of them, let’s see what they can make with them.
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