The Super Bowl 60 point spread has held steady at Seattle -4½ across most Las Vegas sportsbooks, but sharp money has moved the total and money line. The consensus total has dropped from an opening 46½ to 45½, driven by professional bettors backing the under.

“We started at 46½, and we’re down to 45. It’s been all under money,” said Ed Salmons, Westgate vice president of risk. “I’m sure that if this were just a game in the regular season being played in London, for instance, the total would probably be 43½.”

South Point sportsbook director Chris Andrews also reported sharp under action. “There was sharp play on the under 46. We’re at 45½.”

The under is 4-2-1 in the last seven Super Bowls, though the over is on a 2-0-1 run. The Patriots and Seahawks last met in the Super Bowl in 2015, a game that went under the total.

Point spread

Most books are dealing Seattle -4½, but the South Point and Westgate are offering -5. “We’ve been five for a couple days now,” Andrews said. “We were pretty high on Seattle.” Salmons said the SuperBook moved to -5 to differentiate from the market. “We took some money at -4. You’re talking dead numbers. We’re just fishing around to see if anyone wants five,” he said.

Underdogs are 5-0 against the spread in the Super Bowl and 10-3 ATS in the past 14 title games.

Money line

The South Point took sharp action on both sides of the money line. “There was some sharp play on the money line on Seattle -220. We were up to -240, and we did get some sharp play on the dog at +200,” Andrews said. The Seahawks are -220 at Circa, and the Patriots are +200 at the Westgate and Boyd Gaming.

The winning team in the Super Bowl is 50-7-2 ATS, meaning only nine times has the favorite won but failed to cover.