What Are the Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl Odds for 2025?

Bengals Super Bowl Odds: Tracking Bengals Odds to Win Super Bowl in 2025

The Cincinnati Bengals missed the playoffs in 2024, finishing 9-8. Coming into 2025, optimism was high with Joe Burrow leading an offense featuring Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, along with key offseason additions like running back Samaje Perine and defensive tackle TJ Slaton. But with Burrow now sidelined and Flacco leading the offense, Cincinnati faces uncertainty about its season, and the path back to playoff contention is far from clear.

Cinci kicks off the season 2-4 and will take host the Steelers for TNF in Week 7. Check back weekly throughout the season for the latest updates on the Bengals’ Super Bowl odds and more.

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Latest Bengals Super Bowl 60 Odds: October 2025

The table below provides Bengals Super Bowl odds and other relevant futures bets from DraftKings Sportsbook. We will update these odds as they fluctuate throughout the season.

🥇 To Win Super Bowl:	+30000 (0.3% chance)
🥈 To Make Super Bowl:	+12000 (0.8% chance)
🏆 To Win AFC North:	+1800 (5.3% chance)
⭐️ To Make Playoffs:	+1000 (9.1% chance)
❌ To Miss Playoffs:	-2000 (95.2%)
🏈 Bengals' Regular Season Wins	O/U 5.5 (-170/+145)
📆 Date Info Last Verified	October 15, 2025

What Are the Bengals' Odds to Win Super Bowl 60?

The Bengals' odds to win Super Bowl LX are +30000, according to the best Ohio sportsbooks. These odds have taken a hit since the news of Burrow's injury.

What Are the Bengals' Odds to Make Super Bowl 60?

The Cincinnati Bengals' odds to make Super Bowl 60 are +120000 at DraftKings and +15000 at FanDuel Sportsbook Ohio, a long-shot in a brutal AFC.

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What Are the Bengals' Odds to Win the AFC North?

The Cincinnati Bengals' odds to win the AFC North are +1800 at sportsbooks like Fanatics Sportsbook Ohio. These are the second-longest odds in the division. The last time Cincinnati won the AFC North was in 2022, the same season they made the Super Bowl.

What Are the Bengals' Odds to Make the Playoffs?

The Bengals' odds to make the playoffs are +1000, according to the best Ohio betting apps. According to odds from DraftKings the Bengals' playoff chances are 9.1%.

Bengals Super Bowl Outlook and Predictions

Quarterback Joe Burrow won the 2024 Comeback Player of the Year, proving his doubters wrong. He led the league in passing yards and touchdowns, yet the Bengals still fell short of the playoffs. Burrow was a favorite for MVP entering 2025, but he is now sidelined for at least three months. Joe Flacco steps in under center to lead the offense.

Tee Higgins was franchise-tagged for the second straight year, and Ja'Marr Chase signed a four-year extension, locking down Cincinnati’s top weapons. The Bengals also re-signed TE Mike Gesicki, added TE Tanner Hudson, and signed veteran RB Samaje Perine to round out the backfield. In the 2025 NFL Draft, they used their first-round pick on Texas A&M edge rusher Shemar Stewart, adding even more power to the defensive front.

Knowing the defense needed a boost, Cincinnati made it a focus in free agency. The Bengals re-signed DE Joseph Ossai, DE Cam Sample, and DT B.J. Hill, while also bringing in CB Marco Wilson, DL TJ Slaton, and LB Oren Burks. These additions could give the Bengals the edge they need to turn things around on defense.

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Bengals Super Bowl History

Have the Bengals Won a Super Bowl?

No, the Bengals have never won the Super Bowl. They are one of 12 active NFL teams that have never won the Lombardi Trophy. The list includes the division rival Cleveland Browns.

Have the Bengals Ever Been to the Super Bowl?

Yes, the Bengals have been to the Super Bowl. Their most recent appearance came in the 2021-22 season when Joe Burrow & Co. faced off against Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams. LA won the game 23-20.

How Many Times Have the Bengals Been to the Super Bowl?

The Bengals have been to the Super Bowl three times, losing all three appearances. The 49ers beat the Bengals in 1982 and 1989. The Bengals lost to the Rams in 2022.

Where can I bet on the Bengals' Super Bowl Odds?

If you live in Ohio, you've got plenty of ways to bet on the Bengals’ Super Bowl odds. Markets and lines can vary depending on the sportsbook, but BetMGM Ohio often features a wide range of futures odds.

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Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl FAQs

As it stands, the Bengals are +30000 to win Super Bowl LX. Of course, those numbers will fluctuate throughout the season based on team performance, injuries, and other factors. With Joe Burrow sidelined and Jake Browning stepping in, Cincinnati’s odds could swing significantly as the season unfolds.

The Bengals’ odds to win the AFC Championship sit at +12000. Like Super Bowl futures, these numbers will shift as the season unfolds and the playoff picture becomes clearer. With Joe Burrow sidelined, Cincinnati’s path back to the postseason for the first time since 2022 is far from certain.

The Bengals’ current odds to win the AFC North sit at +1800, the third-shortest in the division. Most sportsbooks reflect similar numbers. Baltimore won the division last season and is the favorite to repeat, while Cincinnati last claimed the crown in 2021.

You can bet on the Bengals and other teams at any legal sportsbook or app in Ohio, including DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, and Caesars. Bets aren’t limited to just game outcomes; you can also wager on teams to win the AFC or whether they’ll make or miss the playoffs.

The Cincinnati Bengals have won zero Super Bowls in their team’s history, which spans more than five decades. They are just one of 12 teams in the NFL without a Super Bowl win. Despite this, the Bengals have made multiple playoff appearances and have been competitive contenders in recent years.

The Bengals have appeared in three Super Bowls but lost all three. They were in Super Bowl XVI and XXIII in the 1980s, losing to the 49ers, a powerhouse in that decade. They also lost in Super Bowl LVI to the Matthew Stafford-led Los Angeles Rams 23-20.

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Jeremy Botter

Jeremy Botter is a commercial editor for BetOhio.com. He is a former senior writer for CNN, managing editor at FloSports and associate editor for Heavy.com in addition to spending more than 10 years as a combat sports beat writer for the Houston Chronicle.