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Super Bowl 60 Betting Recap + How to bet 2026 NFL Futures

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You got to be out of your mind to bet a first half over or a second half under in the Super Bowl.
1. The Even Money: NFL Betting Podcast recaps Super Bowl 60 bets and the full season's results, then covers how to approach 2026 NFL futures. 2. Hosts Ross Tucker, a former NFL offensive lineman who played for five teams over seven years, and Steve Bezik, described as a two-time winner of the Westgate SuperContest, split the discussion. 3. The central claim is that Super Bowl bettors should never play a first-half over or second-half under, and that the season's two long-shot finalists do not make long-shot futures a good bet. 4. Steve won 2 units on the second-half over 22.5 points, which cleared because the second half produced 33 points after New England punted on its first eight possessions, while Ross lost 0.1 unit on the Patriots and won 1 unit on the under. 5. Steve says he went 15-5 on 20 Super Bowl props, with winners including Drake Maye's rushing yards, while Darnold's first-quarter passing over cleared by a few yards because Seattle got the opening possession. 6. Rashid Shaheed's over 4.5 rushing yards lost when he got one rush for minus four yards after the Patriots' rookie safety Woodson made a tackle for loss. 7. For the season, Ross finished up 62.8 units and Steve up 23.5, for more than 85 units combined, with best bets at 110-63 (a 64% strike rate) and teasers graded at minus 125 on closing line value. 8. Steve credits the results partly to coming to market early on Tuesday, citing plays like under 43 on games that closed at 41, and defends teasers by saying professionals never lay minus 8 on a favorite but will lay minus 2. 9. On futures, Steve says 'people have the memory of a goldfish,' notes that the Rams at 150 to 1 and the Twins at 100 to 1 are exceptions, and says the best time to bet them is right after the NFL draft, when information is coming out. 10. Sports bettors who follow NFL lines, teasers, and futures will get the most from it.
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