Super Bowl 51

Betting the over in any Super Bowl match can be a huge gamble. So many things come into play — including weather, injuries and overall bad performances. However, going over the total points projection can often be rewarding, such as these 10 examples of the highest-scoring Super Bowls in history.

Want to put your money on what color Lady Gaga’s hair will be during the Super Bowl 51 halftime show? There’s a prop bet for that. In fact, there’s no shortage of crazy prop bets for this year’s NFL championship, which will feature the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons at NRG Stadium in Houston on Feb. 5.

The most expensive seat in the house for Super Bowl 51 will cost you more than the amount some parents spend to put their kids through college. Here’s a look at some prices for Super Bowl 51 tickets and how you can land a ticket, if you’re ready to pay a stiff price.

There’s no shortage of options when it comes to betting on the Super Bowl. But newcomers to the NFL betting scene may be overwhelmed with all the odds and lines that can be difficult to put into contest. Let us give you a few pointers before Super Bowl 51.

Everything matters when it comes to betting on the Super Bowl—including the stadium in which it's being played. With the NFL's big game now just around around the corner, we take a look at Houston's NRG Stadium, and all it has to offer this year's February classic.

Some NFL players go an entire career not winning a Super Bowl. Then you have others that are fortunate enough to capture multiple championships. Here is a list of NHL players — past and present — that have the most Super Bowl rings.

With the first week of NFL playoff action set to kick off, it’s a good time to take stock of the Super Bowl favorites. Every one of the remaining teams has a shot at taking home the Vince Lombardi Trophy, but some are more equipped than others. We offer our four most likely champs, ranked from worst to first, using TopBet’s odds.