Super Bowl LX Broadcast Specials Odds, Betting Preview, and Picks
The Super Bowl is traditionally one of the most-watched events on the U.S. calendar, and the Championship Game regularly gains huge viewership figures.
This year will be no different, as NBC broadcasts the action involving the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots from Levi’s Stadium in San Francisco.
A number of interesting betting markets have already opened ahead of Super Bowl LX, and you can find the broadcast specials, odds, and picks here.
Meanwhile, you can find out more about the game-specific markets in our Super Bowl betting guide.
How to Watch Super Bowl LX
The Super Bowl switches between broadcasters each year, and this year the action will be live on NBC. Spanish fans of the sport can watch the action with their preferred language on Telemundo.
Fans can also stream Super Bowl LX on NFL+ and Peacock. Expert analysis will be offered, with Mike Trico delivering the play-by-play and Cris Collinsworth giving in-depth analysis.
Super Bowl LX Broadcast Specials Odds & Picks
Unauthorized Person (Streaker) Enters Field of Play
Streakers have been a common theme in recent Super Bowls, with two unauthorized individuals entering the field at Super Bowl 58.
One of the most famous came in 2003, as Mark Roberts entered the field dressed as a referee, before stripping down to a thong and dancing.
He was removed from the field after being tackled by members of the New England Patriots and Carolina Panthers, and was later fined $1,000. Based on recent trends, another unauthorized person entering the field is likely.
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Which Bay Area Landmark Will Be Shown First?
Bets can also be placed on which iconic landmark in the Bay Area will be shown first during the Super Bowl coverage.
This is the second Championship Game to be staged at Levi’s Stadium, following Super Bowl 50. Alcatraz Island and the Golden Gate Bridge were both shown during the broadcast, but history could repeat itself once again with the latter being shown first.
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Which Song Will be Sung First By The Crowd
The most competitive Super Bowl LX broadcast betting market comes in the form of the song that will be sung first by the crowd. Last year, there was an excellent moment of unity when the entire stadium burst into ‘Take Me Home, Country Roads’ during the Rocket Mortgage commercial.
However, a change in song is likely this year, and few get the crowd going more than Neil Diamond’s ‘Sweet Caroline’, with growing fan demand evident in recent years to play it before the Championship Game due to its ‘feel-good’ nature.
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