The Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams are going to do battle in a highly anticipated Super Bowl 56 event. From your friends to your great aunt Sally, most people are going to consume the game in one way or another. For people of a certain ilk, though, a FanDuel promo has you covered in a different kind of way than how aunt Sally would. Also, we will get to the Super Bowl 56 odds, but more on that in a second.
Click here to Bet $5, Win $280 on either team in Super Bowl 56 (56-1 Odds)
Sure, Sally might bring over some pasta salad, but the FanDuel promo is offering those who want to wager on Super Bowl 56 a special offer. “What exactly is this offer,” I hear my intrepid reader asking. Well, friend, and we're all friends now, you can bet just five dollars on either team and win $280.
Don't believe me? Here's the proof right here.
Current Super Bowl 56 Odds
Obviously, the above lines can all change. The time of this writing is only Wednesday.
That said, there's even more things to wager on if you happen to live in an area where you can put some cash on the line. FanDuel is taking Super Bowl 56 bets, as well as a variety of other quality prop bets.
These include, but are not limited to the coin flip, combination of receiving yard totals, who scores first for either team, and so much more. For many people, probably including that pasta salad making aunt Sally, these prop bets are the way to go.
As for you, intrepid reader and now a dear friend, the ability to put down what it costs to buy two coffees in order to win a month's worth of them is a deal probably a bit too hard to pass up. I mean, $5 to win $280 is absolutely bonkers. Even Sally dropped her beloved pasta salad in disbelief.
Nevertheless, whether you decide to have skin in the game or not, Super Bowl 56 is shaping up to be yet another fun event. For your money — hopefully just your five bones — who do you got; the Rams or the Bengals? Oh, also, tell aunt Sally to chill with the broccoli in her dish. No one wants those little trees in their pasta salad. You hear me, aunt Sally?!
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