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    Kalshi Super Bowl 2026 Markets: Full Breakdown

    Kalshi's Super Bowl LX board: team winner, MVP, halftime-show props, scoring props, and totals. What's listed, where the liquidity is, and how settlement works.

    Catie Di Stefano — Founder & Editor-in-Chief
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    Catie Di Stefano
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    Fact-checked by Catie Di StefanoUpdated August 7, 20267 min read
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    Key takeaways
    • Team winner — the most-traded contract on the board, especially in the final week.
    • MVP — QB-heavy pricing throughout the playoffs.
    • Halftime-show props — heavily tied to the announced performer's catalog and history.
    • First-half winner and first scoring-play type — popular tight-margin props.
    Kalshi Super Bowl 2026 Markets: Full Breakdown
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    Kalshi lists one of the most extensive Super Bowl boards on any U.S. CFTC-regulated exchange. By kickoff week the board typically includes the team winner, MVP, halftime-show props tied to the announced performer (Bad Bunny for Super Bowl LX), drive-by-drive scoring props, totals, and a long tail of in-game contracts.

    Where the deepest liquidity sits

    • Team winner — the most-traded contract on the board, especially in the final week.
    • MVP — QB-heavy pricing throughout the playoffs.
    • Halftime-show props — heavily tied to the announced performer's catalog and history.
    • First-half winner and first scoring-play type — popular tight-margin props.

    Settlement and rules

    Game-outcome markets settle on the NFL's official final score, usually within minutes of the game ending. Halftime-show props settle on a defined source — typically the broadcast itself plus confirmation by major entertainment news outlets. Edge cases (a halftime guest who appears off-screen, for example) are addressed in each market's specific rules block. Always read the rules before trading a prop you're unfamiliar with.

    Florida and fees

    Kalshi is a CFTC-regulated DCM available in all 50 states, Florida included. Fees use a formula-based schedule (7¢ × C × (1−C) per contract for takers, with a max around 1.75¢ at 50¢); the full schedule is at kalshi.com/fee-schedule.

    Which Kalshi Super Bowl market fits which view

    If you think…Trade this marketSettlement basis
    One team wins it allSuper Bowl winner (per-team YES)Official NFL result
    A specific player is decisiveMVP marketOfficial Super Bowl MVP announcement
    The game is high or low scoringTotal points threshold contractsFinal official score
    A halftime or broadcast event happensProp contractsThe source named in the contract rules

    Liquidity moves late

    Winner contracts stay liquid all season, but MVP and prop contracts typically thin out until the two weeks before the game. If you want to build a prop position, expect wider spreads early and better fills as the game approaches — and check the depth on both sides of the book before assuming you can exit at the quoted price.

    Costs matter on short holds

    Kalshi's trading fee scales with how close a contract trades to 50¢, so a coin-flip prop costs more per contract than a heavy favourite. Short-horizon trades where you intend to flip the position within days are the most fee-sensitive; read our Kalshi fees breakdown before sizing them.

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    Sources & references

    1. 1.Super Bowl LX — Date, Venue, HalftimeNFL.com
    2. 2.Kalshi — Fee ScheduleKalshi
    3. 3.KalshiEX LLC — DCM RegistrationCFTC.gov

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    Catie Di Stefano
    Founder & Editor-in-Chief

    Catie Di Stefano has spent 15 years working with online gambling across some of the most regulated and competitive gambling markets in the world.

    Starting at Betsson Group in Malta in 2011, she has in recent years worked her way through VIP management, CRM, gamification and marketing leadership across European and North American operations. Catie was a licensed consultancy for Hard Rock Casino in New Jersey, where she held a DGE vendor license and owned the execution of the online CRM program from launch day in 2018.

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