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Super Bowl 54 is right around the corner, and this year well mark the first time you can legally bet on the Super Bowl online in Pennsylvania since PA online sports betting launched last June. For many football fans, bettors, and even the general public, the Super Bowl marks the one day each year they will wager on a sporting event.

We’ve put together a full guide about how to bet on the Super Bowl, but here we will take a look at online Super Bowl betting in PA and the best sports betting apps to use for betting on the big game.

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Online Sportsbooks For Betting on The Super Bowl in Pennsylvania

There are no shortage of options for Pennsylvania bettors now that there are nearly double-digit online sportsbooks available in the state. There are the more popular and well-known ones, such as DraftKings Sportsbook and Fanduel Sportsbook PA, along with lesser-known options like FOX Bet PA and Unibet. Each sportsbook will allow you to bet on the spread, winner and total points scored, along with assorted Super Bowl 54 prop bets, but there are differences between them. Here are your options in order of what we would recommend.

RANK	SPORTSBOOK	BONUS
1		UP TO $1,000 FREE
2		$20 FREE + $100 DEPOSIT MATCH
3		$10 FREE + $500 DEPOSIT MATCH
4		$500 RISK FREE BET
5		$250 DEPOSIT BONUS

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DraftKings Sportsbook

DraftKings is arguably the most popular betting brand, and for good reason– it is one of only two sportsbooks that is available in all legal US sports betting states.

They offer all of the standard betting options, a deep list of prop bets, and the best live in-game betting experience available.

Live in-game betting allows you to bet not only before the game, but also on halves, quarters and plays throughout the course of the game. The lines constantly update, and DraftKings is faster than anybody at offering this action. T

hey also have something called Flash Bet, which allows you to bet on an upcoming play or series. It is very engaging and fun. DraftKings has an app available on iOS and Android, and you can also play through the mobile web.

New users who sign up for DraftKings here can get up to $1,000 free. Your first real bet will be up to $500 risk-free, meaning you’ll get your money back if you lose, and your deposit will be matched up to $500 (keep in mind only 20% of this amount is matched).

FOX Bet

FOX Bet is backed, of course, by FOX Sports, and allows you not only to bet traditional spread and prop bets on the Super Bowl in Pennsylvania, but it also allows you to bet against challenges offered by FOX Sports personalities. These options include boosted odds for selections made by the likes of Colin Cowherd and Charissa Thompson, and custom bets with long odds. FOX Bet is very inventive with what they will allow you to bet on and there will be no shortage of options for the Super Bowl.

New users to FOX Bet can get $20 free with no deposit and their first deposit matched up to $100.

Unibet

The official sponsor of the Eagles has to be sour a bit that Philly’s team won’t be in the Super Bowl this year, but that won’t stop them from taking action in Pennsylvania on the Super Bowl.

Their site is no frills, but it is clean, easy to read, and works lightning fast.

New users who sign up for Unibet can get $10 free without making a deposit and then have their first deposit matched up to $100. It is a very simple and straightforward offer and worth checking out.

Other good options in Pennsylvania include:

Fanduel Sportsbook (bet now )

SugarHouse Sportsbook (bet now )

BetRivers (bet now )

How To Bet in PA

To bet on the Super Bowl in Pennsylvania online, you must be physically located in the state at the time of your bet.

Each of these sportsbooks will check the location on your phone or computer to ensure that you are located in the state. There is no fooling them as they ping a GPS and cannot be tricked by VPNs or other methods that could mask your location.

Once you download an app or sign up for a site, you’ll be asked to enter your name and other personal details, sometimes including even your Social Security or driver’s license numbers. Don’t be alarmed. These sites are fully secure and this information is encrypted, but it allows them to verify your identity.

Since betting is for people who are only over 21, sportsbooks has to ensure that you are indeed who you say you are. These checks and balances are put in place by the state to prevent fraud and gambling addiction.

Be sure to check out 2020 Super Bowl odds and our list of ridiculous Super Bowl 54 prop bets.

This year’s Super Bowl matchup is almost set and that means plenty of breakdowns and analysis is soon to follow. It also means Super Bowl 54 prop bets, and plenty of them.

In addition to standard Super Bowl odds, sportsbooks offer a range of ridiculous and crazy prop bets on items such as the length of the National Anthem, color of the Gatorade to be dumped on the winning coach, and, of course, my personal favorite, the coin toss.

While not all of these props may be available in states such as Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Indiana has moved to allow betting on these frivolous events. So let’s take a look at some of most popular (and ridiculous) Super Bowl props we can likely expect.

Super Bowl 54 Crazy Prop Bets

While the official list of prop bets isn’t available just yet, a quick look at last year’s offerings provides prospective bettors with plenty of insight into what to expect ahead of Super Bowl 54.

Anthem Length

Demi Lovato will perform the “The Star-Spangled Banner” ahead of Super Bowl LIV, marking her first public performance since 2018. Lovato has performed the national anthem prior to big sporting events a number of times, most recently prior to the much-hyped 2018 Floyd Mayweather-Conor McGregor fight.

Typically, we can expect the over/under for anthem length to be set around the two-minute mark.

For what it’s worth, Lovato’s last anthem performance checked in at 2:11, and last year’s performer, Gladys Knight, hit the over with her rendition which lasted 2:01.

First Jennifer Lopez Song Performed

Jennifer Lopez and Shakira will share the stage during this year’s halftime show, creating several possibilities for prop bettors. Which J-Lo song will we hear first? Here’s a list of the top contenders.

• Let’s Get Loud
• On The Floor
• Live It Up
• Dinero
• El Anillo
• Get Right
• Waiting For Tonight

From this perspective, it’s a total crime if she doesn’t come out firing with Let’s Get Loud.

First Shakira Song Performed

There are quite a few up-tempo Shakira hits that could set the tone. Here are some of the top contenders.

• Whenever, Wherever
• Dare (La La La)
• La Tortura
• Waka Waka
• Loca
• Hips Don’t Lie

My vote is for Hips Don’t Lie, but I imagine that the official favorite will be Whenever, Wherever. Whatever–both songs are total jams.

How Many Songs Will Jennifer Lopez and Shakira Perform Together?

• Over 1.5
• Under 1.5

The co-headliner halftime show creates some uncertainty about the structure of the performance. It’s almost certain that the pair will perform together at some point, but wagers can be placed on the total number of songs.

Will the Winner of Super Bowl 54 Visit the White House?

• Yes
• No

It was widely assumed following the Patriots’ Super Bowl 53 win that they would head to the White House for the customary celebration just as they did after their previous championships.

It never happened.

In fact, more and more teams have skipped the Presidential pleasantries in recent years, with teams like the Golden State Warriors and Philadelphia Eagles never making it to Washington.

Jersey Number of the First/Last Touchdown Scorer

This is one of the more interesting Super Bowl prop bets out there. We don’t know what the number will be set at this time around, but it was 27 last year. Bettors had to wait three-plus quarters for a winner, but the under finally hit when No. 26 Sony Michel scored the game’s first and only touchdown.

Using No. 27 as a baseline, here’s what we can tell you. The first touchdown scorer of the Super Bowl has been No. 27 or higher 39 times and No. 26 or lower a total of 14 times. This includes the last three Super Bowls in which Alshon Jeffery (No. 17), Devonta Freeman (No. 24), and Michel (No. 26) each found the end zone first.  Meanwhile, the last touchdown of the Super Bowl also has been scored by a player wearing No. 27 or higher 39 times and 26 or lower 13 times.

The more you know.

Super Bowl Coin Toss

Head or tails. That is the question.

If you have absolutely no patience and want to get in on some quick action prior to kickoff, this is your go-to prop bet. Historically speaking, tails, which has hit in five of the past six Super Bowls, has a 28-25 all-time lead, coming out on top at a rate of roughly 53 percent overall.

Color of Gatorade Dumped on Winning Coach

The color of the ceremonial Gatorade dump has become one of the more popular prop bets to play in recent Super Bowls years. There has been some extreme variance in the Gatorade color dumped on the victorious coach.

Blue was the winner that splashed down on Bill Belichick following Super Bowl 53, while Doug Pederson saw yellow the year prior. Belichick actually escaped the bath after Super Bowl 51, while orange was appropriately doused atop Broncos coach Gary Kubiak in Super Bowl 50.

Super Bowl 54 Player Props

We can absolutely expect to see all of the traditional player props offered for Super Bowl 54. These player props include popular bets such as player to score the first touchdown, over/under quarterback completions, over/under quarterback passing yardage, and over/under rushing and receiving yards.

Once the Super Bowl 54 matchup is finalized, be sure to check back for the complete list of offerings, along with the latest odds.