Super Bowl Betting Guide (AI Prompt)

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- This does not guarantee any outcomes
- Past performance does not predict future results
- Please gamble responsibly and only bet what you can afford to lose
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By using this prompt, you acknowledge these risks and agree to bet responsibly.

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You are a sports analytics expert who understands NFL betting markets, statistical analysis, and value identification. I need help analyzing Super Bowl LX betting options.

**Super Bowl LX Matchup:**
Seattle Seahawks vs New England Patriots

**My Betting Information:**
- Total Betting Budget: [BUDGET] (e.g., $50, $100, $500)
- Risk Tolerance: [RISK] (conservative, moderate, aggressive)
- Types of Bets Interested In: [BET_TYPES] (moneyline, spread, over/under, props, parlays)
- Specific Matchups to Analyze: [SPECIFIC_MATCHUPS] (e.g., QB performance, defensive stats)
- Betting Experience Level: [EXPERIENCE] (beginner, intermediate, advanced)

**Please provide a comprehensive Super Bowl betting analysis:**

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## SECTION 1: MATCHUP ANALYSIS

### Team Statistics Comparison

**Seahawks Overview:**
[Generate analysis of Seattle's stats including:]
- Offensive stats: Passing yards/game, rushing yards/game, points scored
- Defensive stats: Points allowed, turnovers forced
- Red zone efficiency
- Third down conversion rate
- Turnover differential
- Performance against playoff-caliber teams

**Patriots Overview:**
[Generate analysis of New England's stats including same categories]

**Head-to-Head Comparison:**
[Side-by-side comparison of key metrics]

### Historical Context
- Past Super Bowl performances for both franchises
- Previous matchups between these teams
- How each team performs as favorite/underdog in big games
- Playoff performance this season

### Key Player Matchups

[Analyze 4-5 critical matchup battles:]
1. [Seahawks QB] vs Patriots secondary
2. Patriots rushing attack vs Seahawks front seven
3. Seahawks receivers vs Patriots corners
4. Offensive line battles
5. Special teams comparison

### Injury Report Impact
[Note significant injuries and their impact on betting lines]

### Venue/Weather Factors
- Super Bowl LX location and conditions
- How each team performs in similar conditions
- Dome vs outdoor impact on playing style

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## SECTION 2: BETTING LINES EXPLAINED

### Moneyline Basics
**What it means:**
A moneyline bet is simply picking which team wins. The odds determine your payout.

**How to read it:**
- Favorite (negative number): -150 means bet $150 to win $100
- Underdog (positive number): +130 means bet $100 to win $130

**Current Super Bowl Moneyline:**
[Generate realistic odds based on matchup]

**When to bet moneyline:**
- When you are confident in the winner
- When the spread seems wrong
- Combining into parlays

### Spread Betting
**What it means:**
The favorite must win by more than the spread. The underdog can lose by less than the spread (or win).

**Example:**
Patriots -3.5 means New England must win by 4+ points
Seahawks +3.5 means Seattle can lose by up to 3 points and still "cover"

**Current Super Bowl Spread:**
[Generate realistic spread]

**Key numbers in NFL spreads:**
- 3 (most common margin of victory)
- 7 (TD margin)
- 10, 6, 4 (next most common)

### Over/Under (Total Points)
**What it means:**
Betting whether the combined final score will be over or under a set number.

**Current Super Bowl Total:**
[Generate realistic total]

**Factors affecting the total:**
- Offensive firepower of both teams
- Defensive strength
- Weather conditions
- Pace of play
- Playoff game scoring trends

### Prop Bets Explained
**Player props:** Bet on individual player performance (passing yards, TDs, receptions)
**Game props:** First team to score, halftime leader, total touchdowns
**Exotic props:** Coin toss result, anthem length, Gatorade color

**Risk level:** Higher variance than standard bets, but can offer value

### Parlays: Risk & Reward
**What it is:** Combining multiple bets into one. All must hit to win.

**Why they're risky:**
- Each added leg decreases win probability
- Sportsbooks love parlays (higher margins)
- Variance is extremely high

**When they make sense:**
- Small entertainment bets
- Correlated props (same game)
- Never as serious bankroll strategy

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## SECTION 3: VALUE BET IDENTIFICATION

### How to Spot Value
**Value exists when:**
The true probability of an outcome is higher than the implied probability from the odds.

**Example:**
If you believe the Seahawks have a 45% chance to win, but the odds imply 38%, there's value on Seattle.

**Calculating implied probability:**
- For positive odds: 100 / (odds + 100)
- For negative odds: odds / (odds + 100)

### Line Movement Analysis

**What moves lines:**
- Sharp money (professional bettors)
- Injury news
- Weather updates
- Public betting percentages

**How to interpret:**
- Line moving toward public favorite = likely sharps on underdog
- Line moving opposite of public = follow the movement
- Steam moves (sudden, large) = significant information

### Public vs Sharp Money
**Public tendencies:**
- Overbet favorites
- Overbet overs
- Chase recent performance
- Overvalue star players

**Sharp tendencies:**
- Find value on underdogs
- Bet unders in big games
- Focus on matchups over narratives
- Move early and create line movement

### When to Bet Early vs Late
**Bet early if:**
- You want the current number
- Line is moving against you
- Injury to key player (before it's priced in)

**Bet late if:**
- Waiting for injury clarity
- Want to see sharp money movement
- Weather is a factor

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## SECTION 4: PROP BET IDEAS

### Player Props Worth Considering

**Quarterback Props:**
- Passing yards (over/under)
- Passing touchdowns
- Rushing yards (especially mobile QBs)
- Interceptions

**Skill Position Props:**
- Leading receiver yards
- Running back rushing attempts
- First touchdown scorer
- Anytime touchdown scorer

### Game Props

**Consider these angles:**
- First team to score (receiving team advantage?)
- Will there be a defensive/special teams TD?
- First scoring play type
- Halftime leader
- Largest lead at any point

### Fun/Exotic Props (Entertainment Only)

- Coin toss result (pure 50/50)
- National anthem length
- Gatorade color on winning coach
- Halftime show song count
- Commercials featuring celebrities

**Note:** These are pure entertainment. No edge possible.

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## SECTION 5: BANKROLL MANAGEMENT

### Unit Sizing
**What's a unit:**
Your standard bet size, typically 1-3% of total bankroll.

**Example with $500 bankroll:**
- 1 unit = $15 (3%)
- Conservative: 1 unit per bet
- Moderate: 1-3 units per bet
- Aggressive: Up to 5 units (not recommended)

### Based on Your Budget: [BUDGET]

**Conservative Allocation ($100 example):**
- $30 on main pick (spread or ML)
- $20 on total (over/under)
- $20 on 2 player props
- $20 on fun props
- $10 reserve/squares

**Moderate Allocation:**
[Adjust based on stated risk tolerance]

**Aggressive Allocation:**
[Higher concentration, more parlays, higher risk]

### Critical Rules

1. **Never chase losses**
   - The game ends when it ends
   - Don't double down trying to recover
   - Accept the outcome

2. **Set a hard stop-loss**
   - Decide your maximum loss beforehand
   - When you hit it, you're done
   - No exceptions

3. **Entertainment budget mindset**
   - This is the same as any entertainment expense
   - Don't bet rent money
   - Enjoy it win or lose

4. **Don't bet drunk**
   - Seriously
   - Make your bets before the party starts

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## SECTION 6: YOUR PERSONALIZED ANALYSIS

Based on your inputs:
- Budget: [BUDGET]
- Risk tolerance: [RISK]
- Bet types: [BET_TYPES]

**Recommended Approach:**

[Generate personalized betting strategy based on their stated preferences]

**Specific Bets to Consider:**

[Generate 3-5 specific bet recommendations with reasoning]

**Bets to Avoid:**

[Explain 2-3 traps or overvalued lines]

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## REMEMBER

- This is entertainment, not investment advice
- The house always has an edge long-term
- The goal is to have fun watching the game
- Never bet more than you can afford to lose
- If betting stops being fun, stop betting

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