Right now, the betting markets have locked in on a clear favorite and a fairly tight line for Super Bowl 60 (Seahawks vs. Patriots).

Current Super Bowl 60 Odds

Here’s where things stand going into the game:

  • Point spread : Seahawks -4.5 vs. Patriots +4.5
  • Moneyline : Seahawks around -238, Patriots around +198 (exact prices vary by book)
  • Total (over/under) : 45.5 points

In practical terms, that means sportsbooks see Seattle as the stronger team by about a field goal plus a bit, and are pricing New England as a live underdog but clearly second-best.

How to read those odds (quick)

  • Seahawks -4.5: They must win by 5+ points for a spread bet on them to cash.
  • Patriots +4.5: A Pats bet wins if they win outright or lose by 4 or fewer.
  • Moneyline:
    • A negative number (like -238) means you have to stake that amount to win 100 in profit.
* A positive number (like +198) means a 100 stake would win 198 in profit.

Futures & movement context

Earlier in the run‑up to this Super Bowl, Seattle had already been sitting as a favorite on many oddsboards after their NFC title game win, while the Patriots surged up after their AFC run but never quite overtook the Seahawks in most markets. Books like CBS Sports and others have tracked that move, showing Seattle at the top of futures lists and New England climbing from longer prices into the contender tier.

If you’re shopping around, major odds trackers and betting sites are updating lines right up to kickoff, and small shifts can happen with injury news or one‑sided betting.

TL;DR: Seahawks are about a 4.5‑point favorite over the Patriots in Super Bowl 60, with a total of 45.5 and moneylines roughly Seahawks -238 / Patriots +198, though exact numbers can differ slightly by sportsbook.

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