Super Bowl LX will take place at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California this Sunday, February 8th, with kick-off scheduled for 6:30pm EST. The Seattle Seahawks utilized the home field advantage gained from finishing first in the NFC to win their two playoff games and advance to Super Bowl LX. The New England Patriots finished 2nd in the AFC standings and were able to use home field advantage to defeat the Chargers and Texans in their first two playoff games, before going into Denver and winning a defensive battle in the AFC Championship en route to the Super Bowl.
The Super Bowl is the most bet on single day sporting event in the United States every year. Sports betting has gone main stream over the past few years, so I’m expecting a great deal of betting action again this year.
On this page I will touch on the legalities of placing a bet from South Carolina, outline the odds for the big game and explain where you can bet.
Where To Bet
Sports betting is not legal in South Carolina. Licensed sportsbooks in neighboring states are an option if you travel there, since you must be physically located in a legal state to place a bet.
Other options include prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket, daily fantasy sports apps where they are available, and offshore sportsbooks, which accept US customers but are not licensed or regulated by any state. Our guide to sports betting in the USA breaks down every option.
Sports Betting in South Carolina
Sports betting is not currently regulated in South Carolina. This means that it is not legal to run a sports betting operation in the state. South Carolina has no current plans to regulate sports betting in the near future, but this could change as other states move towards regulation.
All of that said, if you live in South Carolina you can still bet on the Super Bowl. You just have to place your bets through an offshore betting site that is licensed and regulated outside of the USA.
2026 Super Bowl Odds
Here is a screenshot of the odds for the three most popular bets you can make on Super Bowl 60. The odds below are accurate as of February 6th, 2026 (the Friday before Super Bowl Sunday).
Point Spread
The point spread shows that the Seattle Seahawks are 4.5 point favorites. The Seahawks would have to win by 5 or more for a Seattle spread bet to win.
The Patriots are 4.5 point underdogs. The Patriots have to either win the game outright or lose by 4 or fewer points for a Pats spread bet to win.
Money Line
With a money line bet you are simply wagering on which team will win the game. The odds indicate the risk and reward of your wager.
The Seahawks have money line odds of -235. This means you would have to bet $235 to win $100 betting on the Seahawks to win the game. The Patriots have odds of +195, which means a $100 bet on the Pats would win $195.
Over/Under
The over/under is a wager on the total number of points to be scored in the game (by both teams). The over/under for Super Bowl LX is set at 45.5 points.
Check out our football betting page to learn more about these and other bets you can make on the game.
Bet On The Super Bowl in South Carolina – 3 Step Guide
The process is similar on every regulated platform. Follow these three steps to get started.
Step 1. Pick Your Betting Option
From South Carolina, where there are no licensed sportsbooks, prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket and daily fantasy apps are the main options for the Super Bowl. If you travel, licensed sportsbooks in nearby North Carolina take bets while you are inside that state.
Step 2. Sign Up and Fund Your Account
Open an account with the platform you picked and complete its identity check, which usually asks for the last four digits of your Social Security number. Then make a deposit, most commonly with a debit card or bank transfer, and check how withdrawals work before you send any money.
Step 3. Place Your Super Bowl Bets
Open the NFL or Super Bowl section and look for the Super Bowl odds. Pick a market such as the spread, money line, total or one of the many Super Bowl props, add it to your bet slip, and review the payout before confirming. Only bet what you can afford to lose, and use the deposit limits most regulated platforms offer. Free, confidential help is available at 1-800-GAMBLER.
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