5 best Super Bowl 2025 props with a 'yes or no' answer and how to bet them

There are so many Super Bowl 2025 props that require a ton of NFL knowledge and analysis before you place your bet. Then there are the bets that simply require you to pick one of two options: Yes or No.

Those latter bets are what we’ll be focusing on here, because as much fun as it is to guess the final score or pick the First Touchdown Scorer, it’s just as fun to root for an extremely straightforward side.

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As always, there are no shortage of props centered around he a “will it” or “won’t it” happen when the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles.

Let’s dive in!

1. Will there be overtime?

The 2024 Super Bowl featured the game’s second-ever overtime with the Chiefs beating the San Francisco 49ers. The New England Patriots defeated the Atlanta Falcons in OT to 2017 to complete a 25-point comeback.

At these odds, betting on overtime is worth a small sprinkle, but don’t count on it hitting.

• Yes (+700)
• No (-2000)

2. Will any player score an Octopus?

If you don’t know, an octopus means the same player scored a touchdown and two-point conversion on the same drive. It’s rare, and the odds reflect that. However Jalen Hurts did record an Octopus in the 2023 Super Bowl and both the Chiefs and Eagles like to run trick plays.

Again, bet a very small amount here or stay away.

• Yes (+1400)
• No (-5000)

3. Will there be a Scorigami?

A Scorigami is a final score that have never happened before in NFL history. We already had one this postseason as the Houston Texans defeated the Los Angeles Chargers, 32-12, in the AFC Wild Card round. It’s hard to imagine it’ll happen again in New Orleans.

• Yes (+2800)
• No (-10000)

4. Either team to score 3 unanswered times

The Chiefs pulled this one off in last year’s Super Bowl. After The 49ers jumped out to a 10-0 lead, Kansas City drilled two field goals before Patrick Mahomes connected with Marquez Valdes-Scantling for his first touchdown pass of the game.

Both the Chiefs and Eagles have offenses built to score quickly, which makes this seem like it could hit again. The oddsmakers agree, too. And while it’s hard to fault anyone who bets on this happening, there’s a better prop on the board to take instead. Still, “no” is the way to go here.

• Yes (-155)
• No (+120)

4. Interception returned for a touchdown?

There hasn’t been a pick-six in the Super Bowl since 2017. Jalen Hurts only tossed five interceptions all year and none were taken back to the house. Patrick Mahomes tossed 11 picks (his lowest tally since 2020), and somehow none of those were returned for a touchdown, either. It feels safe enough to follow that trend here.

However! If you think there are going to be three unanswered scores, a defensive touchdown is probably the better bet with these odds.

• Yes (+500)
• No (-900)

5. Game to be tied after 0-0?

These odds are available over at Caesars Sportsbook and they are absolutely worth grabbing while you can. Both of these teams score in bunches, so it feels likely we’ll see the game tied at either 10-10, 14-14 or more. Especially considering the overall point total line is set at 48.5

• Yes (-131)
• No (-101)