Best Super Bowl 58 same game parlay bets to wager $20 on

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Best Super Bowl 58 same game parlay bets to wager $20 on

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We’re down to one game: Super Bowl 58 on Sunday between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers (6:30 p.m. ET, CBS).

And with a multitude of team and player prop bets being offered by the leading online sportsbooks, your same game parlay options are almost endless.

Don’t fear, though, as we’ve combed the BetMGM, FanDuel and DraftKings Sportsbook boards and have come up with a trio of SGP recommendations to wager $20 apiece on for Super Sunday.

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As of Thursday, the King of Sportsbooks was offering some of the best odds on the favored 49ers (-1.5 spread, -130 moneyline) so we’ve built the following San Francisco-slanted SGP there at +475 odds:

  • 49ers ML
  • Alternate game total over 42.5 points
  • Christian McCaffrey anytime touchdown
  • * McCaffrey 110+ rushing and receiving yards
  • Patrick Mahomes 1+ interceptions

Pairing the favorite with the over is typically the way to go, and we’ll take the Niners on the moneyline and adjust the total down five points to give ourselves an added cushion.

And if San Francisco is going to win, its top weapon in the versatile McCaffrey will almost assuredly have to have a big game. CMC has totaled 119 or more scrimmage yards in 11 of the Niners’ 14 victories this season and has found his way into the end zone in 15 of his 18 contests overall for 25 TDs total.

And, of course, the 49ers likely will also need a big play and a takeaway or two from their defense, so we’ll go with a Mahomes interception to round out our Niners 5-leg parlay.

The underdog Chiefs were catching 2.5 points at FanDuel on Thursday so we built our Kansas City-leaning SGP here at +473odds:

  • Chiefs +2.5
  • Alternate game total under 51.5 points
  • 49ers total points under 24.5 points
  • Brock Purdy under 246.5 passing yards
  • Travis Kelce alternate receptions 5+

While Mahomes and Taylor Swift’s boyfriend hog most of the headlines, the K.C. defense has been a consistently dominant guiding force all season.

The Chiefs permitted the second-fewest points (17.3 per game) during the regular season and have actually are allowing even fewer (13.7) so far through three playoff games. With that in mind, we’ll take the unders on both the alternate game and 49ers team total.

We’ll also correlate with another under leg on the passing yards total for 49ers QB Brock Purdy as the Chiefs surrendered the fourth-fewest aerial yards (197.2 per game) to opposing quarterbacks during the regular season.

And, of course, a Chiefs win wouldn’t be complete without a decent Kelce outing. The Kansas City tight end is the NFL’s all-time postseason receptions leader with 156 and has had five or more catches in 18 of his 21 career playoff games, including a team-high 23 in three contests so far this postseason.

For those forecasting a higher-scoring shootout in Sin City and looking to turn that into a Super-sized same game parlay payout, we put together this longer-shot DK SGP at +1800 odds:

  • *Alternate game total over 50.5 points
  • * Isiah Pacheco anytime TD
  • McCaffrey 2+ TDs
  • Mahomes alternate passing yards 275+
  • Rashee Rice alternate receiving yards 90+

We needed to anchor things with one minus-money leg, that’s a Pacheco touchdown as the Chiefs’ lead running back has found his way into the end zone in each of his seven games for eight TDs total.

McCaffrey, meanwhile, has scored a league-most 25 TDs in 18 games this season, including the playoffs. That, of course, means he’s tallied multiple TDs in seven outings, including two scores apiece in each of the Niners’ NFC playoff victories.

As for Mahomes, he’s thrown for 275 or more yards only once in his last eight games, but he could very well find life against a San Francisco defense that struggled to slow Jordan Love and Jared Goff in their NFC playoff tilts.

And if Mahomes has a strong aerial outing Sunday night, he’ll likely be relying on his top wide receiver. Rice, a rookie second-round pick, has had a strong second half of the season, averaging nine targets, seven receptions and 82.3 yards per game over his last nine outings.