What Are The Minnesota Vikings Odds To Win Super Bowl LIX?

The Minnesota Vikings

The Minnesota Vikings Super Bowl 59 odds opened at +8000 but are now well below +2000. This is the fourth straight year that the Vikings had +4000 odds to win the Super Bowl or longer. The last time Minnesota made it to the Super Bowl was in 1976. The Vikings are often underdogs,  and even after a 3-0 start to the 2024 season, their odds shortened to only +3000. It's not a wise bet on Super Bowl 59, but other futures odds on the Vikings exist.

What Are The Vikings Odds To Win The NFC?

The Vikings NFC Championship odds are +900. They’ve been to three NFC Championship games since 2000 but two came when their odds to win started under +1000.

What Are The Vikings Odds To Win The NFC North?

The Vikings NFC North betting odds keep getting longer each year despite their 2022 title run. To open 2024, the odds on the Vikings winning the division were almost 10 times your money before moving to +350 halfway through the season.

Vikings Playoff History (Super Bowl Era)

Playoff Appearances
31
1968-1971, 1973-1978, 1980, 1982, 1987-1989, 1992-1994, 1996-2000, 2004, 2008-2009, 2012, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2022
Division Championships
21
1968-1971, 1973-1978, 1980, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2008-2009, 2015, 2017, 2022
Conference Championships
4
1969, 1973-1974, 1976
Super Bowl Victories
0
Super Bowl Losses
4
1970 (IV), 1974 (VIII), 1975 (IX), 1977 (XI)
Super Bowl Winning Quarterbacks
0
Super Bowl Winning Coaches
0
Super Bowl MVPs
0

Minnesota Vikings Super Bowl Betting Trends

  • Haven’t been to a Super Bowl since 1977
  • 0-4 ATS in all Super Bowl appearances
  • 0-4 S/U in all Super Bowl appearances
  • Never had a 10 win season ATS in four seasons that they made the Super Bowl
  • 10+ regular season wins in four years that they made the Super Bowl
  • 1-3 O/U in points in four Super Bowl appearances
  • All point totals for Super Bowl appearances less than 40
  • 5-7 ATS in all playoff games in Super Bowl seasons

Minnesota Vikings Odds History

Year: Super Bowl Odds: NFC Odds: NFC North Odds: Odds To Make Playoffs:
2023 +4000 +1800 +300 +105 (Miss)
2022 +4000 +2000 +270 +100 (Make)
2021 +4000 +1800 +250 +115 (Miss)
2020 +2500 +1200 +150 -135 (Miss)
2019 +2000 +900 +200 +100 (Make)
2018 +1000 +500 -110 -340 (Miss)
2017 +4000 +2000 +300 +145 (Make)
2016 +2000 +1000 +250 +125 (Miss)
2015 +4000 +2000 +500 +220 (Make)
2014 +5000 +2500 +1500 +500 (Miss)
2013 +4000 +2500 +650 +425 (Miss)
Year ATS Records O/U Records
2023 7-7-3 7-10
2022 7-10-1 12-6
2021 9-8 11-6
2020 6-10 11-4-1
2019 10-8 9-9
2018 7-7-2 6-10
2017 11-6-1 9-9
2016 9-7 7-9
2015 14-3 4-10-3
2014 10-6 6-10

Minnesota Vikings Futures Odds

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Where To Bet On The Minnesota Vikings?

Minnesota has no casinos with sports betting services yet. This doesn't you can't bet on the Super Bowl from Minnesota but the options may be limited. Those looking for physical location have to travel outside Minnesota to do so, usually in Wisconsin or South Dakota. To the south, bettors can wager at Iowa sportsbooks as well. Without having to leave the state, the only way to bet on the Vikings Super Bowl odds from Minnesota is by using Super Bowl betting sites like Bovada or BetOnline.

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Mobile Betting On The Minnesota Vikings

Mobile betting on the Super Bowl has become more and more popular over the years and has really shifted the way that bettors place their action. Access Vikings odds to win Super Bowl 59, gamelines, game props, and player props right from your phone. Place bets from wherever you are and whenever you get the feeling. These mobile Super Bowl sportsbooks allow you to do everything you could do at a casino and more.

Bonus Betting On The Vikings Super Bowl Odds

Before making your first deposit, check out the sportsbook's promotions. Online sportsbooks offer plenty of Super Bowl betting bonuses for new players that can be used towards betting on the Vikings. Some boost payouts, other match your deposit or offer you a free bet. Either way, each of the bonuses has arying limits, rollovers, and terms to consider.

Vikings Betting Bonuses

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Bovada Crypto $750 75% 5x
BetOnline Crypto $250 100% 14x
SportsBetting Non-Crypto $1,000 50% 10x

2024 Vikings Props

Super Bowl Betting Props

Betting on Super Bowl player props relating to the Vikings keep you entertained throughout the entire season. You can wager on season totals, player props or single-game. Whether it's season-long form or instant, you can find bets on scrimmage yards, total passing yards, touchdown odds, total interceptions, total sacks, and plenty more.

Vikings Playoff Record By Round

  • Overall: 21-31
  • Wild Card: 7-8
  • Divisional Round: 10-13
  • Conference Championship: 4-6
  • Super Bowl: 0-4
VIKINGS HISTORY

Minnesota Vikings Playoff History

The Minnesota Vikings have been around since back in 1961. Since they became an established NFL team, they have really made their mark on the postseason as they have made the playoffs a total of 30 times. In those 31 playoff appearances, they have managed 21 division championships and 4 conference titles. They have not been able to capitalize that into any championships in Super Bowl history.

Vikings Playoff Appearances

The Vikings made their first playoff appearance just seven years after they became a part of the NFL in 1968 under the great Bud Grant. In fact, grant led the Vikings to a total of 12 playoff appearances starting from 1968-1971, 1973-1978, 1980, and 1982. They saw three more playoff appearances in three consecutive years from 1987-1989 under Jerry Burns. Dennis Green then took over and he led them to eight playoff appearances with the first ones coming from 1992-1994 and 1996-2000. Then, Mike Trice led the Vikings to just one playoff appearance in 2004 which was followed by two more in 2008-2009 under Brad Childress. Leslie Frazier also led the Vikings to just one playoff appearance in 2012. Mike Zimmer led them to three more in 2015, 2017, and 2019. One more came in 2022 with their coach, Kevin O’Connell.

Vikings Division Championships

Of the Vikings, 30 playoff appearances, an efficient 20 of them came as division champions. 11 of those 20 division championships came under Bud Grant in 1968-1971, 1973-1978, and 1980. They saw one more division title that came in 1989 under Jerry Burns before Dennis Green took over and led them to four more in 1992, 1994, 1998, and 2000. They saw just one division title under Mike Trice that came in 2004 before Brad Childress took them to two more from 2008-2009. The remaining three in 2015, 2017, and 2022 are responsible by Mike Zimmer and Kevin O’Connell.

Vikings Conference Championships

Of all of their playoff appearances and division championships, the Vikings have only been able to win four conference championships. All four of their division championships came in the Bid Grant era in 1969, 1973, 1974 and 1976. Their first one came prior to the Super Bowl era, but in 1973 they defeated the Dallas Cowboys. In 1974 they took down the Los Angeles Rams and in 1976, they defeated the Rams once more.

Vikings Super Bowl Victories

The Vikings were not able to capitalize on any of their four conference titles into Super Bowl Championships but were able to make it to the game four times. Their first one came in 1970 for Super Bowl IV where they lost to the Kansas City Chiefs after being seen as 12-point favorites. In 1974 they were defeated by the Miami Dolphins 24-7 and did not cover their 6.5-point underdog spread. One year late in 1975 for Super Bowl IX, the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated them 16-6 in a game they went into as 3-point underdogs. Their most recent Super Bowl appearance came in 1977 for Super Bowl XI where they were beaten by the then, Oakland Raiders 32-14.

Despite over 20 playoff appearances since their run to the 1977 Super Bowl game, Vikings SB 59 betting sites accepting US players have yet to see them come out on top. At this point, it’s a running joke for oddsmakers with the Vikings Super Bowl 59 odds opening over +4000 for the fourth time in seven seasons.

The Minnesota Vikings’ History Large Playoff Comebacks

The Minnesota Vikings have a solid history of making up large deficits in their over-60 season franchise history. The largest comeback in a playoff game in Vikings’ history took place on December 27, 1997 in the NFC Wild Card Round against the New York Giants. The Giants held a 19-3 halftime lead on the back of four field goals from Giants placekicker Brad Daluiso; however, the second half was all Vikings, as they outscored the Giants 20-3 after halftime. The Vikings defensive unit was a huge part of the comeback, as they held star running back Tiki Barber to just 29 rushing yards on 17 carries. The Vikings’ comeback was completed with a 24-yard field goal by kicker Eddie Murray late in the fourth quarter to give the Vikings the winning margin of 23-22.