How to bet on the Super Bowl 2023: where to watch and what to bet on

The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs will on Sunday play in Super Bowl 57, live from State Farm Stadium, home of the Arizona Cardinals. Patrick Mahomes led the Chiefs to a last-second victory over the Bengals to reach the Super Bowl for the third time in four years. Jalen Hurts had an easier passage to the huge final fixture of the NFL season.

Our bookmaker partners have raised their game to coincide with Super Bowl 57. Read on as we state the best sportsbook offers, including how to place a qualifying wager and what Super Bowl markets to spend your free bet tokens on.

Where to watch Super Bowl 57

Anticipation is building as we approach Super Bowl 57. Where can you watch the Super Bowl, I hear you ask.

For terrestrial viewers, ITV is showing the game, with coverage starting from 10.45pm. Laura Woods will be presenting this year's showpiece event, with analysis from former NFL defensive end Osi Umenyiora and ex-NFL corner Jason Bell.

Sky Sports Main Event (channel 401) and Sky Sports NFL (channel 407) are the fans' favourite options for those who enjoy watching the gridiron each Sunday. Neil Reynolds will expertly steer the ship, with coverage beginning from 10pm (kick-off 11.30pm). He will be joined, live from Arizona, by former NFL quarterback-turned-broadcaster Ryan Fitzpatrick, along with former teammate and current Miami Dolphins star Christian Wilkins.

For those who like to watch on the move, Super Bowl 57 is also available to watch on Sky Go. If you enjoy wagering from anywhere, supplement your viewing experience by signing up to a new bookmaker, handpicked by our industry experts.

How to bet on Super Bowl 57: free bets and sign-up offers

New customers of our bookmaker partners are rewarded with free bets, available immediately. They will furnish you with the free bet tokens ready to spend on Super Bowl 57, including on the huge variety of markets for the final game of the NFL American football season.

Coral free bets

Get a £20 free bet when you place a £5 bet

18+. New UK & ROI customers only. Minimum deposit £/€5. Minimum first £/€5 bet at minimum odds of 1/2 to qualify for 1 x £/€20 free bet. Certain deposit methods and bet types are excluded. Free bet valid for seven days. Stake not returned. Restrictions + T&Cs apply.

Paddy Power free bets

Get up to £50 in free sports bets

Place a single £10 Sportsbook bet and get money back as a free bet if it loses. There are x 5 free bets available. Maximum refund per qualifying bet is £10. Only deposits made via cards will be eligible for the promotion (Apple Pay excluded). T&Cs apply.

Sky Bet free bets

Get £20 in free bets when you place a £5 bet

New customers only. First single and each-way bet only. Fractional odds of 1/1 (decimal 2.0) or greater. 4 x £5 bet tokens. Free bet stakes not included in returns. Free bets exclude virtuals. Free bets are non-withdrawable. No free bet expiry. Eligibility restrictions. Further T&Cs apply.

How to claim your betting offers

Here's how to sign up for an account and get your welcome bonus free bet. You can sign up by using your mobile or desktop computer.

• Complete the registration form, adding all the necessary information to register your account.
• A few betting apps require you to enter a unique promo code when joining. If this is the case, the code will be supplied during registration.
• Deposit funds to your betting account using an accepted method, such as a debit card, and place a qualifying sportsbook bet. Look out for minimum odds.
• When the qualifying bet results, the free bet tokens will be automatically added to your account balance and can be used.

Our best bet for Super Bowl 57

The Philadelphia Eagles have the tools to cause Kansas plenty of problems offensively. They ranked third in the league for touchdowns in the red zone (67 per cent), which bodes well against a Kansas team who allowed the exact same percentage of touchdowns inside the 20-yard line. Back the Philadelphia Eagles to win Super Bowl 57.

Despite Mahomes leading the Chiefs to a league high in yards per pass attempt, they now face a Philadelphia team who have the defensive capabilities to disrupt that potent offence. The Eagles led the NFL in fewest yards allowed per pass attempt and recorded the most sacks.

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