For the next two weeks, everyone’s attention will be fixated on Super Bowl 57 and rightfully so. What most seem to forget is that there are still plenty of other sports that will be continuing play during the Super Bowl when the Kansas City Chiefs meet the Philadelphia Eagles.
SUPER BOWL HERE WE COME
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) January 29, 2023
Maybe betting on the national anthem isn’t for you. I mean, sometimes it’s easier to predict that the NBA’s Houston Rockets or the NHL’s Anaheim Ducks will lose rather than whether Chris Stapleton will belt out the Star-Spangled Banner for a few seconds too long. Maybe you aren’t glued to the TV during the halftime show, even though Rihanna is ending her five-year performing hiatus and I’d consider you a fool to miss it. While you’re waiting for kickoff, you might be watching the NBA or the PGA Tour as a warm-up to the Super Bowl. If it’s a sports-filled day for you, then wagering on available cross-sport betting props may be exactly what you’re looking for.
What Is A Cross-Sport Prop For Super Bowl 57?
Since the Super Bowl is arguably the biggest of competitive sporting events in North America, sportsbooks naturally like to pair up this betting event with other sporting events/results. The odds listed are similar to any other kind of prop bet; the only difference is you’ll have to pay attention to more than one event to wager on the result of a cross-sport prop.
Here are the current Super Bowl 57 cross-sport props from online sportsbooks:
Super Bowl 57 Cross-Sport Best Bets:
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Connor McDavid Total Points Vs Canadiens | +110 |
| Patrick Mahomes Total TD Passes | -140 |
As a Montreal Canadiens fan, I can see profit here. Let’s be honest, the Habs are struggling this year and have sunk to the bottom of the Atlantic. There is a depressing list of injuries, with leading scorer Cole Caufield having shoulder surgery and first overall pick Juraj Slafkovsky and Brendan Gallagher out for the season, to name just a few. Meanwhile, the Edmonton Oilers captain is lighting up the league, leading with 92 points and 41 goals in 50 games. The game will be held at the Bell Centre, but home-ice advantage isn’t a thing when the home team is just awful. I expect McDavid to take the opportunity to pack in some easy extra points on his hunt for the Rocket Richard and Hart trophies.
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Erik Karlsson + Alex Ovechkin Shots On Goal | -120 |
| Travis Kelce Pass Receptions | -120 |
We all know Kelce is the Chiefs’ main man. The TE ranked third in the league in the regular season with 110 receptions and was second with 12 touchdown catches. The 33-year-old had a season-high 14 receptions against the Jacksonville Jaguars in the divisional round of the playoffs and added another seven during the AFC championship game.
Meanwhile, the San Jose Sharks and Washington Capitals will also face off on Super Bowl Sunday. Ovechkin had four or more shots on seven occasions in January and Karlsson hit that mark three times. Though Kelce will see some coverage from the Eagles, I think his receptions will top the shots by Ovi and Karlsson. Also, Washington plays Saturday night as well against the league-leading Boston Bruins, meaning there could be some fatigue involved on the second end of a back-to-back.
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Total Goals In Leeds United Vs Manchester United | +100 |
| Total Field Goals Made In Super Bowl 57 | -130 |
It’s the Super Bowl and teams are going to be eager to put up points with any chance they can get. The Chiefs’ Harrison Butker booted a 45-yard field goal in the dying seconds of the fourth quarter to lift his team to the AFC championship. Butker also accounted for the first six points of the game to get the scoring started. It was easier for the Eagles in the NFC, soaring swiftly past the San Francisco 49ers. But Jake Elliott still recorded a 31-yard field goal in the final quarter to round out the scoring in a 31-7 final. The kickers will see lots of action on Super Bowl Sunday – no pressure, boys!
Other Super Bowl 57 Cross-Sport Bets
Super Bowl 57 Cross-Sport Bets: NBA
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Toronto Raptors Total 2nd-Half Points Vs Pistons | +120 |
| DeVonta Smith Total Receiving Yards | -170 |
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Ja Morant Points + Assists | +100 |
| Jalen Hurts Longest Completion | -130 |
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Pascal Siakam Points | -120 |
| Patrick Mahomes Completions | -110 |
Super Bowl 57 Cross-Sport Bets: NHL
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Jack Eichel Shots On Goal | +110 |
| Patrick Mahomes Rushing Attempts | -140 |
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Travis Konecny Points | +0.5 (-115) |
| Jake Elliott Made Field Goals | -0.5 (-115) |
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Philadelphia Flyers Total Saves | -1.5 (+100) |
| A.J. Brown Longest Reception | +1.5 (-130) |
Super Bowl 57 Cross-Sport Bets: UFC
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Volkanovski vs Makhachev Completed Rounds | -0.5 (-130) |
| Total Players With A Pass Attempt | +0.5 (+100) |
Super Bowl 57 Cross-Sport Bets: Men’s College Basketball
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Cincinnati Bearcats Total Points | +3.5 (-115) |
| Travis Kelce Receiving Yards | -3.5 (-115) |
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Zach Edey Rebounds | -140 |
| Chiefs First-Half Points | +110 |
Super Bowl 57 Cross-Sport Bets: Women’s College Basketball
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| LSU Total Points | +0.5 (-115) |
| DeVonta Smith Receiving Yards | -0.5 (-115) |
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Aliyah Boston Points + Rebounds | -115 |
| Jerick McKinnon Receiving Yards | -115 |
Super Bowl 57 Cross-Sport Bets: PGA
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Rory McIlroy R4 Score At WM Open | -6.5 (-115) |
| Miles Sanders Rushing Yards | +6.5 (-115) |
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Scottie Scheffler R4 Score At WM Open | -1.5 (-130) |
| Chiefs Total Plays | +1.5 (+100) |
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| R4 Birdies On 16th Hole At WM Open | -1 (-140) |
| Total First-Quarter Points | +1 (+110) |
Super Bowl 57 Cross-Sport Bets: NASCAR
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Daytona 500 Cautions | -130 |
| Distance Of First TD Scored | +110 |
How To Read Super Bowl Cross-Sport Props
Once you visit an online sportsbook, the Super Bowl cross-sport props will be laid out like this:
| Option | Odds |
|---|---|
| Seconds To Sing National Anthem | -115 |
| Total Regular-Season Points for Toronto Maple Leafs | -115 |
In this example, both options have the same payout. These are listed as American odds and each has a minus sign (-) in front of it. This indicates how much a bettor would have to wager to make $100 in profit. If there was a plus sign in front of the odds (+), that’s how much you’d win if you bet $100.
So, if you think the number of seconds it takes for the singing of the national anthem will be more than the total regular-season points for the Toronto Maple Leafs, you would take the anthem option for the prop. If it’s a successful bet, and you bet $115 on it, you’d get $215 in return. Your original $115 bet is returned along with $100 in profit.
If these odds aren’t making sense or you’re having difficulty getting a result, try our sports betting odds calculator to help add up the odds and potential payouts.
Super Bowl Cross-Sport Prop Bets FAQ
What are Super Bowl cross-sport prop bets?
Super Bowl cross-sport prop bets combine the NFL Super Bowl with other sporting events in the sports betting world. Sports bettors are able to place a Super Bowl 57 cross-sport prop bet with the NBA, the NHL, the UFC, soccer, horse racing, or even the Waste Management Phoenix Open golf tournament.
What kind of Super Bowl cross-sport prop bets can I make?
There are a number of Super Bowl cross-sport prop bets you can make. Online sportsbooks will have a list of Super Bowl cross-sport prop bets to wager on, like whether a quarterback will throw more interceptions than there are holes-in-one hit at the Waste Management Phoenix Open or if Alexander Ovechkin’s total shots on goal will be higher than the number of TD passes thrown by a quarterback.
What are some other Super Bowl cross-sport prop bets?
Some other Super Bowl cross-sport prop bet options include whether the number of UFC Fight Night first-round finishes will be higher than the number of times a Super Bowl QB gets sacked or whether a player's rushing and receiving yards will be higher than the total Ottawa Senators shots on goal.