Kalshi Super Bowl LX Odds: How Event Contracts Work - RotoGrinders

by Andy Means (meansy53) Last Updated 2026-01-27T15:33:56
✅ Fact checked by Virginia Gandolfo

Kalshi is offering Super Bowl odds for the Big Game on February 8, 2026.

This prediction market app is the perfect way to get in on the action, as it’s available in a lot of places where the usual sportsbook apps still aren’t, but sports contracts aren’t welcomed everywhere, so it’s worth a quick availability check. And even if you have access to DraftKings and FanDuel, Kalshi can be an attractive alternative to users who’d rather trade event contracts than place regular sports bets.

Here’s what the Super Bowl LX board looks like on Kalshi right now, plus how the contracts work.

Kalshi Super Bowl Odds at a Glance

Here are the latest Kalshi odds for the Super Bowl LX champion:

Seattle and New England Patriots are officially your Super Bowl LX matchup now. Seattle punched it in with a 31-27 win over the Rams, and the Patriots survived Denver 10-7 in the AFC title game.

Last updated by RotoGrinders as of January 29, 2026. Odds are sourced from Kalshi and subject to fluctuation based on market demand.

How to Trade on Super Bowl Odds at Kalshi

Here’s how to trade on Super Bowl 60 at Kalshi:

1. Sign up for Kalshi if you haven’t already.
2. Search for the “Pro Football Champion?” market.
3. Pick a team and select Yes or No for them to win Super Bowl 60.
4. Choose whether you want to buy in contracts, in dollars, or as a limit order.
5. Enter the amount you want to purchase and confirm the transaction.

You can also close your position before settlement if trading is still open. Just don’t assume you’ll be able to trade all the way through kickoff and beyond. Some markets can lock once the event is underway.

What to Know About Super Bowl LX

Once you buy Super Bowl event contracts at Kalshi, you’ll want to watch your trades unfold. Here’s everything you need to know to tune into Super Bowl 60:

Why Use Kalshi Instead of Sportsbooks to Trade on Super Bowl 60

One of the biggest draws of using Kalshi over sportsbooks for Super Bowl 60 is availability.

Kalshi isn’t a sportsbook, it’s a CFTC-regulated exchange, meaning it’s available in a lot of places where the usual betting apps still can’t operate. But sports contracts haven’t been welcomed everywhere. Massachusetts just got a court order against Kalshi’s sports markets, and the company is fighting it, so the situation can move fast. Also, a handful of other states have been throwing regulatory elbows at sports-style event contracts. So, if you’re traveling (or you live in a “problem state”), check the app before you assume you’re good.

Other advantages of Kalshi over sportsbooks include:

• Potentially better pricing, though you should always shop around for odds, as they might be more favorable at other sites such as Polymarket (which has started rolling out a U.S. app again).
• Ability to earn interest on cash/open positions if you’re eligible (rates can change, and it only kicks in once you meet the minimum balance requirement).
• Minimum restrictions on winnings
• Ability to place limit orders and view the market order book
• Odds are determined by market demand rather than set by oddsmakers
• Access to markets beyond just sports, including politics, pop culture, and world news
• Different tax forms depending on activity

Other Super Bowl Markets at Kalshi

Beyond the “who wins” market, Kalshi’s running a full menu of Super Bowl LX side markets, like:

• Who shows up in the building (Messi, Elon Musk, etc.)
• Which brands run ads (Temu, Spotify, and plenty more)
• Halftime-related markets (songs like “Tití Me Preguntó,” “Efecto,” “La Santa,” etc.)
• MVP markets (Darnold vs. Maye and the rest of the board)

Leadup to Super Bowl 60 at Kalshi

Kalshi’s down to a clean two-team board now, and the pricing is basically saying Seattle’s the favorite, and New England Patriots’s the dog. With the “Yes” contracts sitting around 68¢ for the Seahawks and 33¢ for the Patriots, the market’s giving Seattle the edge, but it’s not calling it a formality.

How we got here: Seattle earned the NFC’s top seed, then held off the Rams 31-27 to get the ticket stamped. Sam Darnold’s revival tour is now one win away from being the funniest storyline in the league, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba picking up first-team All-Pro honors didn’t exactly come out of nowhere.

On the other side, New England Patriots’s road looked like a rock fight and… it stayed a rock fight. The Pats went into snowy Denver and won 10-7 in the AFC Championship, with Drake Maye doing enough (and then some) with his legs to survive the mess. Denver being down to Jarrett Stidham after Bo Nix broke his ankle obviously mattered, but the Patriots still had to go take it.

If you’re trading this market, the real question is simple: do you want the favorite at a “pay up” price, or the Patriots at a discount because their defense can drag anyone into the mud?

FAQs

What are Kalshi’s rules surrounding resolution for Super Bowl champion event contracts?

Kalshi will confirm the Super Bowl 60 winner by consulting reputable sources such as AP, Fox Sports, and ESPN. These event contracts are mutually exclusive, meaning only one will pay out and the rest will resolve to $0. Anyone with a connection to the NFL (either directly or indirectly) cannot trade on the Super Bowl champ event at Kalshi—this rule excludes current and former players, coaches, owners, employees, family, etc. from trading.

How much money have users traded on Super Bowl odds at Kalshi?

More than $130 million has been traded on Kalshi’s Pro Football Champion market as of January 2026, and that number keeps climbing as the playoffs play out.

When will Kalshi pay out Super Bowl event contracts?

Kalshi estimates that it will issue correct Super Bowl payouts 5 minutes after the end of the game.

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