Super Bowl Public Betting Consensus Picks
Seahawks at Patriots — Sun, February 8
Point Spread
| Team | Spread | Handle | Bets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seahawks | -4.5 | 76% | 69% |
| Patriots | +4.5 | 24% ↑ | 31% ↑ |
Total (45.5)
| Side | Total | Handle | Bets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Over | 45.5 | 62% | 60% |
| Under | 45.5 | 38% | 40% ↑ |
Moneyline
| Team | Moneyline | Handle | Bets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seahawks | -238 | 51% | 44% |
| Patriots | +195 | 49% ↑ | 56% |
Super Bowl Betting Snapshot at BetMGM
Super Bowl Props Public Betting Data at BetMGM
Most Bet Player Props
① Kenneth Walker III UNDER 73.5 rush yds
② Drake Maye OVER 37.5 rush yds
③ TreVeyon Henderson OVER 0.5 receptions
④ Kenneth Walker III OVER 20.5 rec yds
⑤ Sam Darnold OVER 1.5 pass TDs
Most Bet Rushing Props
① Kenneth Walker III UNDER 73.5 rush yds
② Drake Maye OVER 37.5 rush yds
③ Kenneth Walker III UNDER 15.5 longest rush
④ Sam Darnold OVER 2.5 rush att
⑤ Rhamondre Stevenson OVER 14.5 rush att
Most Bet Receiving Props
① TreVeyon Henderson OVER 0.5 receptions
② Kenneth Walker III OVER 20.5 rec yds
③ Hunter Henry OVER 37.5 rec yds
④ George Holani OVER 7.5 rec yds
⑤ Jaxon Smith-Njigba OVER 6.5 receptions
Most Bet Anytime TDs
① Jaxon Smith-Njigba (SEA) -115
② SEA D/ST +380
③ Drake Maye (NE) +250
④ Rhamondre Stevenson (NE) +130
⑤ Kenneth Walker III (SEA) -190
Most Bet 1st TD
① Jaxon Smith-Njigba (SEA) +600
② Kenneth Walker III (SEA) +375
③ Cooper Kupp (SEA) +1400
④ Rhamondre Stevenson (NE) +900
⑤ Stefon Diggs (NE) +1400
The 2026 Super Bowl matchup is set between the Patriots vs. Seahawks, and the DraftKings betting splits (consensus picks) show exactly where the public money is lining up, sometimes with logic, sometimes with blind faith, and just because everyone loves a good favorite.
From massive public sides to sneaky underdogs pulling unexpected ticket counts, this week’s board is loaded with spots where bettors are either united… or hilariously divided.
Above is the complete day-by-day breakdown of the Super Bowl public betting action, with spreads, totals, moneylines, handle, and bet percentages for every matchup. Whether you’re looking to ride the wave, load up on NFL props data, fade the crowd, or simply see which teams America has irrational confidence in, the full tables give you a clear snapshot of how the public is playing this week.
NFL Public Betting FAQ
“Fading the Public” is a contrarian sports betting strategy where you bet against the majority of the public. The logic is that sportsbooks often adjust lines to balance their risk against heavy public sentiment, creating inflated value on the unpopular side. When 80% of tickets are on one team, “fading” means betting on the opponent to align with the “House” or sharp money.
Yes, but it is important to understand what it measures. Public betting data accurately reflects market sentiment (who the majority of fans are picking), not necessarily the outcome of the game. For the most accurate picture, compare the Ticket Percentage (number of bets) against the Handle Percentage (total money wagered) to see where the high-volume professional bettors are placing their money.
Cleatz aggregates real-time betting trends from major regulated U.S. sportsbooks. We compile data across multiple platforms to provide a “Market Consensus,” giving you a broader view of public sentiment than looking at a single betting app. This helps eliminate outliers and shows you the true betting landscape for every NFL matchup.
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