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Super Bowl 2022 marks the first edition of the big game since online betting became legal in the state of New York. Below, we take you through how you can bet on the Big Game in Empire State, and the best sportsbooks to bet with.

Online sports betting was legalized in New York in January 2022, meaning this year you can bet on the Super Bowl online in the state for the very first time.

Many of the top sports betting sites are live in NY and there are plenty of exciting promotions available to take advantage of.

Caesar spoils you with arguably the most eye-catching promos for new and existing customers of any US sports betting site. With over 2,000 ways to bet on the Super Bowl, there’s no better choice.

They also excel in providing for New York’s mobile players with a strong mobile app and easy to use mobile site, making your betting experience the best there is.

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FanDuel started in the fantasy sports arena, but have quickly established themselves as one of the most popular online sports betting sites in every state in which they’ve gone live.

The range of markets they have on offer, including pregame, live betting and futures options stand out from the competition.

FanDuel sportsbook also rewards repeat players with some of the best existing customer specials you’ll find, with some fantastic Super Bowl promotions available.

BetMGM is unlucky not to top our hit parade of the best online sports betting sites on offer in New York. There is almost nothing to find fault with here.

Both desktop and mobile sites are very impressive, simple to use and easy to understand. BetMGM also boasts a fantastic mobile app, allowing users to wager on the go, wherever you are. 

A generous new customer offer is available in time for the Super Bowl, as well as some rewarding existing customer promotions for the big game.

When you’re betting on the Super Bowl online, there are loads of different markets to choose from. We’ve provided the big three markets for the Super Bowl, with the current odds courtesy of Caesars. Odds correct at time of publishing and subject to change.

The Super Bowl Moneyline

The moneyline bet is the most simple of them all. A moneyline bet is betting on the outright winner of the match. For example, the moneyline market will look something like this: 

With moneyline bets, there are only two options to choose from, making this bet ever so simple to understand.

The Super Bowl Spread

The Super Bowl spread is a type of bet offered by sportsbooks to even the odds between the favorite and the underdog. The favorite is given a certain amount of points handicap, while the underdog is given the same amount of points as a head start.

In order for a bet on the favorite to win, they must win the game by more points than their handicap. For a bet on the underdog to win, they must lose by less points than the ‘head start’ given to them by the spread. If they win or tie the game, the bet also wins because of this ‘head start’.

For example, for the Super Bowl, the spread looks set to be +/-4 with LA Rams as the favorites:

If you were to bet on the Rams to cover the spread at -110, the Rams would have to win by a margin of four and a half points or more. Likewise, if you backed the Bengals to cover the spread, they would have to lose by 3.5 points or less, or win the game. 

Totals bets are when you bet on whether the number of points scored in the game, and will be over or under a line that has been determined by the sportsbook.

For example, if you were betting on over 48.5 total points for the Super Bowl, you would need both teams’ combined scores to be greater than 48.5, with the market looking like this: