Colts Super Bowl 58 Odds: April 2024
The Colts Super Bowl odds are off the board at DraftKings Kentucky and all other sportsbooks.
Below, you can see the Colts' odds of winning the Super Bowl, AFC championship, and AFC South, and the Colts playoff chances:
| š Colts Odds to Win SB LVIII | Off the board |
| š Colts Odds to Win SB LIX | Coming soon |
| š Odds to Win AFC Championship Game | Off the board |
| š Odds to Win AFC South | Off the board |
| š Odds to Make Playoffs | Off the board |
| š Odds to Miss Playoffs | Off the board |
| ā Last Verified: | April 26, 2024 |
Implied probability is the conversion of betting odds into a percentage. Doing this takes into account the bookmaker margin to show the expected probability of a bet occurring. Knowing how to convert odds into probability is crucial because it helps you understand the value of a specific market. If you believe there's a higher chance of a bet winning than the implied probability, that represents value and is considered a good bet.
The equation for calculating implied probability differs between favorites and underdogs. Both are shown below:
- Negative odds / (Negative odds + 100) * 100 = implied probability
- 100 / (Positive Odds + 100) * 100 = implied Probability
Colts Super Bowl Odds vs. AFC South
The Houston Texans are the only AFC South squad with Super Bowl odds at +5000. The Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars and Tennessee Titans are all off the board due to being eliminated from playoff contention.
Indianapolis Colts Super Bowl Odds Week-by-Week
Latest Updates Impacting Colts Odds to Win SB LVIII
I will be tracking breaking news and developments this offseason that could impact the Colts Super Bowl odds and listing them below.
- š Jan. 6: The Colts are eliminated from playoff contention with a loss to the Houston Texans.
- š Dec. 12: CB Julius Brents appears on track to return after logging two full practices for the first time since suffering his quad injury in Week 7.
- š Dec. 12: Jonathan Taylor expected to return before the end of the season.
- š Dec. 3: Colts right tackle Braden Smith suffered a knee injury against the Titans.
- š Nov. 28: Jonathan Taylor will have surgery on his thumb, expected to be out 2-3 weeks.
- š Nov. 21: The Colts waive three-time All Pro Shaq Leonard, who was named 2018 Defensive Rookie of the Year.
- š Nov. 11: Kwity Paye suffered a hamstring injury in win over the Patriots.
- š Oct. 31: The Colts make no moves before the trade deadline.
- š Oct. 18: QB Anthony Richardson will have season-ending shoulder surgery.
- š Oct. 8: RB Jonathan Taylor plays in his first game of the 2023 season.
- š Oct. 7: Taylor agrees to terms with the Colts on a three-year, $42M contract extension.
- š Aug. 21: The Colts allow Taylor to seek a trade.
- š July 29: Taylor requests a trade from the Colts after meeting with owner Jim Irsay.
- š April 27: Richardson is drafted fourth overall by the Indianapolis Colts.
- š March 15: QB Matt Ryan is released by the Indianapolis Colts.
I will continue to add to this list as more Colts news breaks, so bookmark this page to keep up to date.
Indianapolis Colts Schedule and Betting Lines
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Key Contributors Toward Colts Super Bowl Odds
The Colts had some up-and-down play this season. Jonathan Taylor and Zack Moss led the way on the ground, while Gardner Minshew commanded the offense during the absence of rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson.
The Colts defense had some bright spots. Zaire Franklin was a tackle machine while Julian Blackmon led the team in interceptions.
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Indianapolis Colts Preseason Super Bowl Odds Every Year Since 2000
While they have been a long shot in the past, the Colts' preseason odds were the longest Super Bowl odds for the Colts dating back to 2000. Here's a look at the Colts' preseason odds from past years.
- š 2023: +15000
- š 2022: +2000
- š 2021: +3500
- š 2020: +2500
- š 2019: +8000
- š 2018: +5000
- š 2017: +10000
- š 2016: +2000
- š 2015: +800
- š 2014: +2200
- š 2013: +3500
- š 2012: +12500
- š 2011: +1600
- š 2010: +800
- ā 2009: +1400 (lost Super Bowl)
- š 2008: +750
- š 2007: +800
- ā 2006: +600 (won Super Bowl)
- š 2005: +500
- š 2004: +650
- š 2003: +3500
- š 2002: +1500
- š 2001: +1200
- š 2000: +1000
Where Can I Bet on the Colts Odds to Win Super Bowl 58?
When odds are available, you can bet on the Colts to make the playoffs with Kentucky sportsbook apps now that mobile betting is live. The best NFL betting apps include DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars, FanDuel and bet365, according to BetKentucky.com's rankings.
To sign up for a sportsbook in Kentucky when mobile wagering begins, the first step will be to download the app you want to sign up for:
- ā Create a new account, including personal information such as name, address, email, and date of birth. Choose a username and password.
- ā Fund your account. Most sportsbooks will offer a variety of ways to deposit money, including but not limited to Debit/Credit card, PayPal, online banking, Venmo, ACH bank transfer, Apple Pay, or wire transfer.
- ā Place your bet! Navigate to the sports section, select the specific bet market and type you are interested in, enter the amount you want to wager, and confirm your bet.
This process will vary slightly depending on which sportsbook you use but should be somewhat similar across all sportsbooks. All apps mentioned above are live in Kentucky along, with Fanatics and Barstool (soon to be ESPN BET). Circa Sports is also expected to launch sometime this year.
Retail Kentucky sports betting is open at the following locations:
- š Churchill Downs
- š Derby City Gaming
- š Mint Gaming Hall Cumberland
- š Ellis Park
- š Red Mile
- š Newport Racing and Gaming
- š Turfway Park
- š Oak Grove Racing & Gaming
- š Sandy's Racing & Gaming
Popular Bet Types on Colts Super Bowl Odds
Futures are one of the most popular types of bets you can make on the Colts Super Bowl odds. But they are just one of the many options available.
Futures Bet
One of the most common ways to bet on the Super Bowl is through future bets. A Super Bowl future is a bet on a team to win the Super Bowl in the future. Odds open as soon as the previous season ends and fluctuate the entire year right up until the Super Bowl. You can bet on Colts future odds at any available sportsbook under the NFL futures market.
Point Spread Bets
Point spreads are a wager on a team to win by more or less than the spread listed. For example, if a team is listed as a 3-point favorite, they have to win by at least 4 points to cover the spread. If a team is listed as a 3-point underdog on the point spread, they either need to win outright or lose by less than 3 points if a 3-point favorite wins by exactly 3 points, bets on the favorite and underdog are considered a push and voided to return the original risk amount.
Player Props
Player props are wagers on one specific player to have more or less than the offered amount of a specific statistic. An example of a Colts player prop that should be available for almost any regular season game is Gardner Minshew's over/under total passing yards.
Latest Promotions for Colts Super Bowl Odds
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Indianapolis Colts Super Bowl History
The Indianapolis Colts technically have only two Super Bowl wins. Before the NFL-AFL merger, they also won two NFL championships back to back in 1958 and 1959. The Colts appeared in two other Super Bowls, losing to the New York Jets in 1969 and the Saints in 2010.
Indianapolis is one of only three teams in the history of the NFL to win Super Bowls representing multiple cities. The Baltimore Colts won Super Bowl V, beating the Dallas Cowboys 16-13. The only other teams to win while representing multiple cities are the Raiders and Rams.
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Have the Indianapolis Colts Ever Won the Super Bowl?
The Indianapolis Colts won their first Super Bowl in 1971. The game took place at the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida. Super Bowl V was noteworthy specifically for how close the game was. Both the Colts and Cowboys racked up multiple turnovers and penalties throughout the game. Jim O'Brien won the game for the Baltimore Colts with a field goal in the final seconds to beat Dallas 16-13. Still to this day, Chuck Howley is the only player from a losing team to win Super Bowl MVP.
Wildly enough, the Colts second Super Bowl was also played in Miami, this time at Dolphin Stadium. Super Bowl XLI is remembered as one of the only Super Bowls to be played in rainy conditions. The 2007 Super Bowl also marked only the second time across the fourth North American major professional sports leagues that two African American head coaches faced each other in a championship game or series.
Devin Hester's 92-yard opening kickoff return for a touchdown is remembered as one of the greatest plays in Super Bowl history. However, it would not be enough for the Bears to come away with the win as Peyton Manning led the Colts to a 29-17 victory, winning the MVP award along the way.
How Many Super Bowls Have the Indianapolis Colts Won?
The Indianapolis Colts have two Super Bowl wins in four appearances in the big game. Indianapolis is tied with five other franchises for 11th all-time in Super Bowl wins.
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Which Years Did the Indianapolis Colts Go to the Super Bowl?
Indianapolis has gone to the Super Bowl on four separate occasions.
- ā 1968-69 (Super Bowl III): New York Jets 16, Baltimore Colts 7
- ā 1970-71 (Super Bowl V): Baltimore Colts 16, Dallas Cowboys 13
- ā 2006-07 (Super Bowl XLI): Indianapolis Colts 29, Chicago Bears 17
- ā 2009-10 (Super Bowl XLIV): New Orleans Saints 31, Indianapolis Colts 17
How Many Times Have the Colts Been to the AFC Championship Game?
Indianapolis has made it to the AFC championship seven times. The Colts' first AFC Championship appearance came in 1971 against the Oakland Raiders. The Colts beat the Raiders 27-17 and went on to win the Super Bowl the same year.
From 1972-2004, the Indianapolis Colts would make the AFC Championship three separate times. Each time, they met a different team but unfortunately saw the same outcome: losing all three. During their 7 total appearances, the Colts have never won an AFC championship in which they scored less than 21 points.
The Colts most recent trip to the AFC championship came in 2015. The Colts were no match for the New England Patriots, though, losing 45-7. It marked the third time Indianapolis had met the Patriots in the AFC championship, their only win over New England coming in 2007.
Colts Super Bowl Odds FAQ
The Colts' Super Bowl odds are currently off the board. Indianapolis failed to make the playoffs in 2023-24, effectively killing any hopes to make the Super Bowl.
The Colts' odds to win the AFC Championship Game are off the board. Indy was eliminated from 2023-24 playoff contention in Week 18.
If you are currently located in a legal sports betting state, you can use one of the many legal sportsbooks such as ESPN BET, bet365, DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars, BetMGM, and others to bet on the Indianapolis Colts to win the Super Bowl when odds are available.
Yes, you can now bet on the Colts Super Bowl odds and other NFL futures markets in Kentucky! Retail sportsbooks at licensed racetracks and satellite locations opened Sept. 7, 2023. Kentucky sportsbook apps officially launched on Sept. 28, 2023. You can start betting today.
The Colts franchise has been to the Super Bowl four times but has only won twice. Before moving to Indianapolis, the Baltimore Colts made two appearances in the Super Bowl, losing in 1969 and winning in 1971. Since their move to Indianapolis, the Colts have posted the same record, winning in 2007 and losing in 2010.
The Colts franchise has appeared in the Super Bowl four times. The then-Baltimore Colts appeared in the Super Bowl twice. Since moving to Indianapolis, they have been to the Super Bowl two more times. The Colts have won two of their four appearances in the Super Bowl, once while in Baltimore and once since moving to Indianapolis.
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Wes is an editor and writer for BetKentucky.com. Based out of the Kansas City area, Wes has covered sports professionally since 2015 with a strong emphasis on sports betting and the NFL, though he's also covered pro wrestling, UFC, college sports and more.
