Can Sports Bettors Trust Madden Simulations For Their Bets?

• Madden has correctly predicted 10 of the past 16 Super Bowls.
• The San Francisco 49ers are looking to win the franchise's sixth Super Bowl.
• The Kansas City Chiefs are 1.5-point favorites to win Super Bowl 54.

MIAMI – As we get closer to the kickoff for Super Bowl LIV between the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs sportsbooks have already begun to list numerous bets on just about every aspect of the game. In today’s technologically driven world there are going to be many factors available that can aid a bettor in determining what is the best option to place a bet on.

Of all the websites, databases, and betting savants on social media it’s never been easier to get an experienced bettors’ perspective on what wagers to place.

The Super Bowl is one of the few events in sports that can make just about anything an expert at picking the winning team. Even a grizzly bear at a zoo in Montana has picked the correct winner of the last six Super Bowls.

With many options available, should the EA Sports branded Madden game be trusted by bettors for Super Bowl bets? The game has accurately predicted the winner of ten Super Bowls starting from Super Bowl XXXVIII.

However, recently the game is on a bit of a losing streak. Since Madden predicted its only perfect score for SB XLIX when the New England Patriots beat the Seattle Seahawks 28-24, the game has gone 1-4 in selecting the correct winner of the game, including a current two-game losing streak.

However, Madden can buck that trend with a correct pick in Super Bowl 54 that features this year’s cover athlete Patrick Mahomes who has seemingly killed the Madden Cover Curse this season. Madden can also break it’s losing streak with the help of Mahomes who leads the 1.5 point favorite Cheifs in SB LIV.

Just like getting betting advice from anywhere there is a chance that the wrong choice could be made. Madden has a 62.5%-win percentage all-time and not a lot of Super Bowl bettors have that good of a success rate. This means sports bettors can trust the Madden Super Bowl simulations to help direct them pick a possible Super Bowl winner, but, they should do so cautiously.