Fortnite Streamer Bowl Betting Odds

Fortnite looks to carve its space out of Super Bowl weekend with the Twitch Rivals: Streamer Bowl. The event will pit 16 duos against one another, each comprised of one Fortnite streamer and one NFL player, with $500,000 on the line for charity.

The duos were not just randomly assigned. The 16 Fortnite streamers competed in their own tournament to determine a draft order to select their NFL teammate. The top pick in the draft went to unknownxarmy, who selected Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Avonte Maddox.

Of course, like many things on Super Bowl weekend, odds have hit the board for the Streamer Bowl. Let’s take a look at some of the lines Fortnite fans can wager on this weekend.

Who Will Win Twitch Rivals: Streamer Bowl?

Odds have pegged two teams as the favorites for the Streamer Bowl, with the duo of Bugha and JuJu Smith-Schuster coming in at +350, and NateHill and Eddie Vanderdoes close behind at +400.

Fortnite fans are well aware of Bugha, who at the age of 16 won the Fortnite World Cup in 2019. The massive $3-million victory thrust the teenager into the public consciousness and affirmed him as one of the best Fortnite players on the planet. Smith-Schuster is no stranger to Fortnite in his own right, regularly streaming the game on his Twitch channel and actually becoming an ambassador for esports organization FaZe Clan in 2018.

NateHill is one of the best duo Fortnite players in the world, consistently ranking high in the biggest events with FaZe Clan teammate Funk. His coordination and shot-calling abilities could very easily make this partnership with Vanderdoes the best at the event. Though we have not seen any of Vanderdoes on the public stage, there have been rumblings that the Oakland Raiders defensive tackle is low-key one of the better Fortnite players in the league.

After the favorites, there are several duos following closely behind at +450. There we see TimTheTatMan and Johnathan Abram, Symfuhny and DK Metcalf, and Reverse2K and Baker Mayfield.

Odds as of January 30 at Bovada

Will There Be More Viewers for Streamer Bowl than Fortnite World Cup?

The Fortnite World Cup was truly the peak of the competitive scene for the battle royale. After months of competition, the best players in the world gathered and competed for millions of dollars. Of course, that level of hype led to massive viewership with a peak of 2.3 million viewers across YouTube and Twitch.

Can the Streamer Bowl possibly surpass that number? Your initial reaction may be “no” but keep in mind that the reach for the Streamer Bowl might be wider than that of the World Cup. Though plenty of casual viewers tuned in to the World Cup, one has to wonder what percentage of the audience was comprised of hard-core fans of the game. With the Streamer Bowl, you have some of the biggest Twitch personalities and some of the biggest names in professional sports playing. This could expand the social reach of the event across demographics that would not typically watch competitive Fortnite.

Odds as of January 30 at Bovada

How To Watch Streamer Bowl

The Twitch Rivals: Streamer Bowl will take place on January 30 with the preshow kicking off at 2 p.m. PT/5 p.m. ET. The actual event will start one hour later. The broadcast itself will be held live on the Twitch Rivals Twitch page.

More Twitch Rivals: Streamer Bowl Betting Odds

Odds as of January 30 at Bovada

Odds as of January 30 at Bovada