Super Bowl 58 Total | 49ers Vs. Chiefs Over/Under

The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs were the last two NFL teams standing for this NFL season. Like past Super Bowl Sundays, one of the big decisions bettors have to make is will the final score be over or under 47.5 points. Did the Super Bowl total go over or under this year? Below we will deliver the answer to that question as soon as the game ends.

The Super Bowl LVIII total opened at 47.5 and stayed in the 47 to 48 range in the two weeks leading up to the Big Game. Below we will look back at how the over/under has played out in recent Super Bowls along with payout info.

Update: The Chiefs and 49ers combined for 47 points in Super Bowl 58 (25-22 OT). With the total set at 47.5, it means the under was the winning side by a half point. San Francisco and Kansas City combined for 13 first-half points.

Did The Super Bowl Total Go over or under?

Looking back at recent Super Bowl totals, the under has hit four out of the last five years. The 2023 Super Bowl ended the streak of four straight in which the under covered. The Chiefs defeated the Eagles 38-35 in a game that had a total of 51.5.

The lowest SB total over the last 15 years took place in 2019 when the Patriots defeated the Rams 13-3. The 16 total points fell well below the 55.5 line. The table below provides a recap of the last 15 Super Bowl final scores and whether the over or under hit for bettors.

Over Under Super Bowl payouts

The odds on a Super Bowl 58 over or under bet are -110 on either side. The payout amount on a winning bet will vary based on the amount wagered.

For example, a winning $100 ticket on correct side of the total will pay $190.91 – $90.91 profit plus the initial $100 stake back. Here are additional payout amounts for winning over/under betslips:

• $5: $9.55 – $4.55 profit plus $5 stake
• $10: $19.09 – $9.09 profit plus $10 stake
• $25: $47.73 – $22.73 profit plus $25 stake
• $50: $95.45 – $45.45 profit plus $50 stake

Are Super Bowl odds for 2025 available?

Yes, futures markets for next season are now open. This means bettors can place early wagers on early favorites like the San Francisco 49ers (+550), Kansas City Chiefs (+850), Baltimore Ravens (+900), and Buffalo Bills (+950). The Carolina Panthers, at +20000, have the longest odds.

There will be plenty of odds movement between now and when the Super Bowl takes place in New Orleans, Louisiana - home of the Saints - on Sunday, February 9, 2025.

For now, the draft is the next big event on the football betting calendar. This year's event starts on Thursday, April 25, and wraps up on Saturday, April 27. NFL Draft odds for limited markets are already available, with a more expansive betting menu expected following the NFL Combine.

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March Madness Betting watch

So now that we've settled which side of the Super Bowl total hit for the 49ers vs. Chiefs game, it's time to look ahead to what major event is next on the sports betting calendar. Well, with Selection Sunday about a month away (March 17), the countdown to March Madness has officially started. The NCAA men's basketball tournament ranks No. 2 among the most bet sporting events, right behind the Super Bowl.

No need to wait until the field of 68 is announced, as National title odds are now available at top sportsbooks. Purdue, Houston, UConn, Arizona, and Kentucky are among the favorites, with odds between +850 and +1200.

View live college basketball betting lines below.