Raiders, Chiefs Draw Biggest Bets to Win Super Bowl 60 Ahead of 2025 NFL Season

One bettor could bring home $2.5 million if Geno Smith and the Las Vegas Raiders win Super Bowl LX next February in Santa Clara.

A $25,000 bet on a Raiders Super Bowl win made at 100-to-1 odds on DraftKings has the largest total liability of any championship bet made via a legal U.S. sportsbook so far this offseason, according to Yahoo Sports' Ben Fawkes.

That bettor isn't the only person taking a chance on the Raiders' championship hopes. Another $10,000 bet on the Raiders made through DraftKings will pay out $1 million if Smith can lead the team to a Super Bowl, according to Fawkes.

The Raiders missed the playoffs while going 4-13 last season, but bettors may be hoping that hiring Pete Carroll, additions on both offense and defense and replacing a struggling quarterback tandem of Gardner Minshew II and Aidan O'Connell will be enough to turn the franchise's postseason hopes around in the span of a single season.

The third-largest payout so far could go to a bettor who put down $60,000 on the Kansas City Chiefs at +900 odds via Caesars, Fawkes reported.

If the Chiefs' ability to re-sign key players to build around star quarterback Patrick Mahomes can bring the team to its fourth Super Bowl in seven seasons, that bettor will take home $540,000, according to Fawkes.

The fourth largest potential payout on a Super Bowl bet placed so far this summer goes to $2,000 placed on the Cleveland Browns at 200-to-1 odds through Caesars, which could pay out $400,000 if the Browns recover from last season's 3-14 record in time to contend for a championship, per Fawkes.

The Browns would likely need to determine who will be the team's Week 1 starter amid a four-quarterback competition between Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders before sportsbooks would consider improving the franchise's championship odds.

The fifth biggest possible payout is a $50,000 bet on the Buffalo Bills at +650 odds through Caesars, per Fawkes. The bet could bring in $325,000 if Josh Allen and the Bills can recover from last season's AFC Championship loss and make their first Super Bowl appearance since 1994.