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Caesars Drops Rams to 3.5-point Favorites

Stewart Serena

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(FILES) In this file photo taken on January 30, 2026, Cooper Kupp, #10 of the Los Angeles Rams, attempts to make a catch in the second quarter against the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship Game at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. – Three years after the devastation of missing out on the Super Bowl through injury, Kupp has bounced back from that disappointment with one of the best seasons in NFL history. (Photo by Christian Petersen / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / AFP)

Those looking to bet on Los Angeles to win Super Bowl LVI at better odds should hurry to Caesars Underscoreg after the line shifted -3.5 in favor of the Rams.

Please be aware that the Rams will be favored by -3.5 for the next 24 hours.

Related: Guide to Betting on the 2026 Super Bowl

A representative for the book expressed, “We are eager to see the amount of money wagered on the Rams,” as tweeted by David Payne Purdum on Thursday morning.

Yesterday, the book unveiled the betting trends for the upcoming championship game.

Spread: 66% of bets favor the Bengals, while 57% of the money is on the Rams.Moneyline: The Bengals are receiving 78% of bets and 82% of the money.

There are a few important points to note here.

To start, reducing the Rams’ number would help decrease Caesars’ liability with the Bengals. It’s also worth considering the impact of Mattress Mack’s $4.5 million bet on the Cincinnati spread on the handle.

It will be intriguing to see if other books decide to follow Caesar’s example and remove the Rams spread.

Be sure to check our Live Odds page regularly during the week for the most favorable lines and engage with fellow members in the SBR community on our thriving sports betting forum.

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Stewart Serena
A lifelong Cowboys, Cubs, Maple Leafs and Gators supporter, Neil has been covering sports in print and online since 2011. His past stops include USA TODAY, theScore, DraftKings Playbook and RotoWire among others. He’s a graduate of St. Thomas University and Acadia University and spends ample time at KenWo Golf Club.