Wing It Or Ball Out In The 305 For The Big Game: 3 Sports Bars In Miami To Watch Super Bowl LVII

Miami is always in the mood for a big party and Super Bowl LVII is definitely reason for those living the 305-life to go deep around the bar as Patrick Mahomes runs for the end zone on Sunday night.

But whether you'll be looking to ball out with cocktails by Biscayne Bay before kick off or ready to team up with some of your rowdiest football friends, Miami is hot for sports bars where you can strip wings to the bone and watch the game.

(Check out these 3 sports bars in Miami.) 

Old Tom's Sports Bar: (5001 NW 36th St., 33166) There's only one question you will be asking while singing karaoke, yelling out answers to vintage sports trivia and watching the chicken wings disappear from your plate at this iconic watering hole: Who cares who wins the game ?

Old Tom's Sports Bar, a bit dark, but always cozy and never about throwing shade, no matter what team you're rooting for, unless you still brag about Joe Namath 😉, spills past halftime with a phat menu, which also includes a juicy and meaty selection of burgers - all tasty and perfect to wash up with a cold beer. 

Just kicking it: Old Tom's Sports Bar (5001 NW 36th St., Miami, FL, 33166) is the perfect sports bar for casual fans to watch the game.

Always well-run kept by a friendly, yet on the run staff ready to tackle your next order, this no-frills sports bar is close enough to Miami International Airport, you might wish Super Bowl LVII never ends. After canceling your Valentine's Day dinner date in Alberta, Canada. 😂

Black Market Miami: (401 Biscayne Blvd., 33131) This is the perfect sports bar (in Miami) for you, if don't give three shots of Hennessy that Rihanna might forget the words to your girlfriend's favorite song because all you want is to be surrounded by massive TV screens and tell everybody how much money you spent on your new Jalen Hurts jersey. 💰

Black Market Miami, a beefed up sports bar featuring an open bar overlooking the marina at Bayside Marketplace, also has the kind of menu that will have you doubling on your order of mango sliders and jello shots before you start texting your boss about taking Monday off. 😲

Sports Grill: (1559 Sunset Dr., 33143)

Still think the Dolphins are better than the Chiefs? You're probably all about Miami, so you will fit right in at this 305 institution, always featuring a family-friendly vibe as people of all ages enjoy some of the best wings in town, while creating 🏈 memories at their booths.

Sports Grill, a prime spot for locals ready to dissect your favorite team, whether you think Tua is still Super Bowl material or not, doubles as casual digs to watch the game - without all the noise. 📢 📢 

Now open in Doral, Sports Grill, with multiple locations in the 305, is also known for offering dozens of items on their menu. So, no one will go home sick to their stomach or wishing for more field goals. Even if Chad Henne makes an appearance in Super Bowl LVII. 🐬

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Pick 6 Super Bowl LVII Betting Preview Part 1: 5 Things For Bettors To Know +1 Thought On Chiefs vs. Eagles

Are you a sports bettor and super excited about all the betting action already being generated by the big game this Sunday ? 

Whether you're a betting pro or a new sports bettor, your wait is almost over as the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs will meet in Super Bowl LVII at State Farm Stadium on Feb.12. Kickoff is set for approximately (6:30 p.m., EST. ). 

With an estimated $16 billion projected

to be bet on Super Bowl LVII, most of which will be bet within 24-48 hours off kickoff, an all-time record for amount of money bet on a Super Bowl could very well be set by Chiefs vs. Eagles this year.

And sports bettors will help generate that money figure by betting on everything from the number of rushing attempts by Jalen Hurts to which color of Gatorade will be poured over the winning head coach's head at the end of the big game. 

Here are 5 things you should know + 1 thought on Chiefs vs. Eagles, all from a betting perspective. (Check your favorite sports book's website for updated odds, spreads and lines on Super Bowl LVII): 

1.) The Eagles are currently (-1.5 point spread favorites to win Super Bowl LVII: After opening at Pick'em nearly two weeks ago, before shifting as a result of bettors putting money on the Chiefs, the Eagles are consensus point spread favorites (at most sports books) to win Super Bowl LVII. What does it mean for bettors looking to make a point spread bet on Super Bowl LVII? A.) If you place a bet on the Eagles, Philadelphia would have to win the Super Bowl LVII by at least two points for you to win your bet. B.) If you place a bet on the underdog Chiefs to win Super Bowl LVII, Kansas City would have to win Super Bowl LVII, if not lose the game by exactly one point for you to cash your point spread bet.

2.) The Over/Under Point Total for Super Bowl LVII is currently (51): What do think the final score will be: 27-24? 38-31? 34-30? 35-31? 20-17? Oddsmakers (like they do for all NFL games) have set a Super Bowl LVII Over/Under Total, which is a number of the combined number of points they think the Eagles and Chiefs will score in the game. As of right now the Over/Under Total for Super Bowl LVII is 51 -- after almost an entire week of the Over/Under Total sitting at or around 49.5. Why the spike in the Over/Under Total for Super Bowl LVII? Here are a few possible factors: 

A.) An increase in the overall money bet on the Over Total for Super Bowl LVII, with a majority of bettors, who have already made bets on the Over Total, believing Chiefs vs. Eagles will be a high-scoring game. B.) A popular notion that Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts, the two biggest stars of Super Bowl LVII, are going to put on a show, and add a bit of juice to a game lacking a super buildup. C.) It's the biggest American sports betting event on the annual calendar and a lot of people are going to be watching, if not making it a long weekend, so, naturally, a lot of points scored in the game will keep most viewers tuned in.

So, you have the option of betting the Over, meaning the total amount of points scored in Super Bowl LVII must reach at least (52) in order for you to win your bet. If you think Super Bowl LVII will be a low-scoring game dominated by both defensive units, you can bet the Under Total, meaning the total amount of points scored in Super Bowl LVII must not exceed (51) for you to win your bet.  

3.) The Eagles are (-125) are moneyline win Super Bowl LVII: The Eagles are currently consensus moneyline favorites (at most sports books) of (-125) to win Super Bowl LVII. Are you a bettor looking to make a bet on the moneyline for Super Bowl LVII? In order to bet the Eagles at (-125), you would have risk, for example, $125 to win $100 for a total return of $225. If you back the underdog Chiefs, you would have to risk, for example, $100 to win $125 for a total return of $225. A $200 bet on the underdog Chiefs would return $450, for example. (Note: These are estimates. Check your favorite sports book's website for updated odds and lines.)

4.) Prop Bet Example: Jalen Hurts OVER 10.5 rush attempts: Are you a bettor, but don't have a strong betting opinion on what team is going to win Super Bowl LVII? No problem. Hundreds of prop bets available for Super Bowl LVII make it possible for you to narrow your bet down to a single player's performance, if not a non-game occurrence such as the length of the National Anthem or what color of Gatorade will be poured over the winning head coach's head at the end of the game. Do you think Jalen Hurts will run all over the Chiefs defense? You can bet Hurts will have at least 11 rush attempts in Super Bowl LVII. (Note: Please check out your favorite sports book for updated odds and more info. on all prop bets.) 

Prop To Run Over: Eagles QB Jalen Hurts is listed at 10.5 rush attempts in Super Bowl LVII. Think Hurts will have more or less than 10.5 rush attempts in Super Bowl LVII? It's one of hundreds of prop bets available for bettors to make in Super Bowl LVII. (Photo Courtesy Of: Philadelphia Eagles) 

5.) Please Bet Responsibly: It's no secret: millions of bettors will help pour betting money all over Super Bowl LVII. However, whether you're a new sports bettor or longtime sports bettor, you should not bet out of reason on Super Bowl LVII. Come Monday morning the NFL season will be officially over and win or lose sports bettors should not risk more money than they can afford to lose. All told, please bet responsibly on Super Bowl LVII, and all other sporting events. 

6.) Chiefs vs. Eagles: Did you know the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Kansas City Royals in the 1980 World Series? Just kidding 😂😂. Despite suffering key departures (Tyreek Hill), the Chiefs had the best offense in the league all season. Philadelphia, with Jalen Hurts leading the way, was pretty good on offense as well. Both defensive units are top-rate, but both the Eagles and Chiefs like to speed it up on offense. The Chiefs also do a superb job of pass blocking. 

Perhaps, you might want to follow some of these storylines before making your bet for Super Bowl LVII. (Need a sports betting consultant/digital marketing copywriter? Let's connect. I would be happy to answer any questions.)

Betting On A Better Heart: 4 Ways To Improve Your Heart (For Any Kind Of Game)

With millions of people getting ready to watch the big game, if not prepping for a party lathered in pizza and chicken wings, your heart might be the last thing on your mind when Patrick Mahomes throws his next touchdown pass. 

However, it's American Heart Month and 

heart disease, one of the main causes of death worldwide, will definitely tackle you for a lose, if you don't protect your heart like most Americans protect their pro football. 

Here are 4 ways to strengthen your heart and improve your lifestyle, while staying ahead of the rest of the playing field. (Note: You don't have to be a pro athlete to have a healthier heart.) 

Move It

You may not have the speed or lung capacity of Jalen Hurts, yet, but face it: your heart is a muscle. And exercise is a super way to strengthen your heart. So, figure out what your heart rate is and  start moving with cardiovascular-improving exercises such as walking, running, swimming and cycling. 

The impact of exercising (on a regular basis) will improve everything from your circulation to your blood pressure and heart rate levels -- in the long run. 

Keep Moving: Running is just one form of exercise to keep a healthy heart.

Balance it out 

You definitely don't need a nutritionist watching over you every second of the day, but keeping a balanced diet will likely have you feeling like you can tackle Travis Kelce, before you turn off the lights at night. Just adding a few more fruits (apples) and vegetables (carrots) to your daily eating routine, if not healthy proteins (salmon), will improve your heart in the long run. It will also make your digestive system and immune system feel like a brand new football. 

Wing it like a pro, not a starved rookie 

It's no 'Super' secret: NFL players and in some cases coaches, especially the meatier ones such as Jason Kelce and Andy Reid, love to eat. But even though eating a large amount of food at your next Super Bowl party will be hard to resist, eating a lot of food at once can (1) Cause blood shifting from the heart to the digestive system (2) Faster and irregular heart rhythms, which can lead to a heart attack or heart failure -- no matter what time of the year it is. So, control your urge to eat all the wings!

Don't stress it

Whether or not your favorite NFL team wins the big game on Sunday, your life will go on - no matter the result. Tip: Don't stress about any missed tackles or kicks during the big game. Or any other game for that matter. Stressing over another dropped pass, or anything, really, can lead to a rise in blood pressure and accelerate your heart rate - IE: a heart attack. Living with stress can also be stressful for your heart. So, just chill and make sure you live with a healthy heart.

NFL Betting 101: 3 Basic Types Of Bets Bettors Will Be Able To Make On Chiefs vs. Eagles (Super Bowl LVII)

Super Bowl LVII, like all Super Bowl games, will generate millions of dollars in betting action as bettors of all levels make bets, whether it's money bet on the Eagles, Chiefs and/or Super Bowl LVII 's Total Points (Over/Under). 

Whether you're planning to be at a Super Bowl LVII party or a sports book in Las Vegas, millions of dollars will be bet on the big game. With that in mind, here are 3 basic types of bets you will be able to make on Super Bowl LVII. (Please bet responsibly.)

Super Bowl LVII Point Spread 

As of right now, the Eagles, consensus point spread betting favorites in most sports books, are (-1.5) to defeat the Chiefs (+1.5) in Super Bowl LVII. 

Think the Eagles, the NFC'S No. 1 seed, are just too good for the Chiefs? If you bet the favorite in this spot, the Eagles, 2-0 against the spread in the NFC Playoffs this season, would have to win Super Bowl LVII by at least two points for you to win your bet.

On the flip side, if you think the underdog Chiefs, hobbled and all, are going to beat the Eagles or cover the spread, Kansas City, the AFC's No. 1 seed, would have to win Super Bowl LVII straight up or lose by exactly one point for you to win your bet. The Chiefs went 1-1 ATS (against the spread) in the AFC Playoffs. Note: There is also a commission vig (juice) you will have to pay (Ex: Eagles -125, Chiefs -110) when making a point spread bet. (Please check with your favorite sports book for updated odds.)

Super Bowl LVII Total (Over/Under)

Don't have a strong enough opinion on Super Bowl LVII, to make a bet on the Eagles or Chiefs? The Over/Under, also known as the Total and set at 50 right now, is a number set by oddsmakers in accordance with the combined number of points they think will be scored in Super Bowl LVII. 

So if you think the Total number of points will land at 49 points or less, you can bet the Under Total. If you think Super Bowl LVII will be a high scoring game, you can bet the Over Total will surpass 50 points. (Note: If the Total (Over/Under) lands on 50, you don't win or lose your bet if you bet the Total.)

Super Bowl LVII Moneyline

NFL moneyline bets are very popular with bettors, especially for the Super Bowl, when millions of casual bettors are enticed to bet on the game. With a moneyline bet, the team you bet on, in this spot the Eagles or Chiefs, would just need to win Super Bowl LVII. 

Without a spread (to alter your money risk), there is a positive value (-110) or (-130) attached to the bet you make - in this case, Super Bowl LVII. For example: If you want to make a moneyline bet on the Eagles (-125) you have to bet $130 to win $100. (Note: If at -125). If you want to make a moneyline bet on the Chiefs (-110), you would have to bet $110 to win $100 (Note: If at -110). (Please check your favorite sports book for all updated spreads, moneyline odds and more.)

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Getting In Line For Super Bowl LVII: 3 Early Things You Should Do (From A Betting Perspective) To Help You Prepare For Chiefs vs. Eagles

Thousands of dollars bet shortly after Chiefs vs Eagles in Super Bowl LVII became official, including several high five-digit bets at select sportsbooks in Las Vegas, flipped the opening line in favor of the Eagles (-2.5), but bettors have shortened the line in recent days by backing the underdog Chiefs (+2). 

This year's Super Bowl, which will be the 14th meeting between two No. 1 seeds in the big game's history, and the first since the Eagles defeated the Patriots in 2018, features the NFC's top-seeded Eagles (16-3), a pedestrian 10-9 ATS on the season, taking on the Chiefs (16-3), who limped past the Bengals as short chalk in the AFC title game, after failing to cover as home favs against the Jags in the divisional round.

Kansas City, hobbled and all, was a healthy (+450) before the season started to win Super Bowl LVII, so their trip to Arizona is little surprise. The Eagles, who punched their ticket to Super Bowl LVII after outscoring two NFC playoff opponents by a combined score of  69-14, and cashed as home favorites in back-to-back weeks, are 10-7 ATS with Jalen Hurts at starting QB this season. 

Fresh off of toying with the 49ers in the NFC title game, after having their way with the Giants in the divisional round, the pre-season longshot Eagles, but for late-season stumbles vs. the Saints and Cowboys, have faced little resistance in recent weeks, while playing with the lead (for the most part), despite Hurts reportedly still nursing a shoulder injury. 

It will be interesting to see if the Eagles bet on Hurts, playing in his first Super Bowl, if they fall into an early hole and need to air it out vs. the Chiefs inside State Farm Stadium? 

But will Mahomes be healthy enough to help the Chiefs keep up with the Eagles? Will he need to be at 100%, considering KC has a defense capable of clipping the Eagles? 

As of right now, most sports books have the Eagles (-2) as short favorites over the Chiefs to win the big game. The point total is sitting at or around (49.5). Still, these betting lines and odds will likely change, so check out your favorite sports book to stay updated on all.

Here are 3 Things You Should Do (From A Betting Perspective) To Prepare For Chiefs vs. Eagles. After reading this entire blog post: 

🏈 Know Your 'Backup Plan': Knowing where the backdoor is on Super Bowl Sunday might help you if all the chicken wings are gone before halftime, but it will do nothing for you when it comes to betting on Chiefs vs. Eagles. Study, Study and Study right until kickoff of the big game, if you have to do so. It will not only help you stay ahead of all the Super Bowl bettors (a lot of them casual bettors who normally wouldn't be betting on NFL games) but also get you to know Chad Henne and Gardner Minshew a little closer. Please. Do. Your. Homework.

 🏈 Be Patient: Got a backup plan? Now, please apply your ability to be patient. The Super Bowl LVII betting market will attract all kinds of bettors in the coming days, from bettors going to a sports book for the first time to Super Bowl party hounds betting on the big game because .. they enjoy green birds. So, whether you're looking to bet on the Eagles or Chiefs, I would suggest making your bet when it makes the most money sense. I always use the same shirt at two different stores example. You should apply it here. In short: Get. The. Best. Deal.

🏈 Be Responsible: You're not likely to run off to a secret island in Belize, even if you win your bet/bets on the Super Bowl. 😁 I realize the sports betting industry craze has attracted plenty of recreational bettors, but it takes given skills to become a successful pro sports bettor. Whether, your goal is set for the long-term or short-term. Set limits for yourself and use great judgement in managing your bankroll while betting on the big game, if not any other game or sporting event. 

Know Your 'Backup Plan': Gardner Minshew just might find himself in the middle of State Farm Stadium on Sunday, Feb. 12, if something were to happen to Eagles star QB Jalen Hurts. (Note: All sports bettors should prepare as if they were taking a final exam - the Super Bowl included.) Photo Credit: NFL 

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Predictions For NFL Championship Sunday: Bet on 49ers being 'Good as Gould'; Chiefs, Mahomes walking through the Bengals

What's an NFL Championship Sunday without making any wild predictions, especially from someone who takes great pleasure in analyzing betting information, to help you make smart and educated bets? 

Besides, short of Travis Kelce stealing Joe Burrow's helmet before kickoff and Nick Bosa getting lost on his way to Levi's Stadium, just about anything is possible on NFL 2023 Championship Sunday.

(You might want to check with your favorite sportsbook for updated lines, but the last time I refreshed the Chiefs (-1) and Eagles (-2.5) were favs to meet in Arizona on Feb. 12th.) 

Here are my (serious) predictions with a betting slant, of course. Please bet responsibly and within reason. :  

🏈 'Good as Gould': 49ers kicker Robbie Gould, who has never missed a playoff kick in 67 tries, will nail a game-winning FG as time runs out in regulation. So, go find yourself a Robbie Gould prop for Championship Sunday. After, you bet he never pays for another drink in the Bay Area. 

🏈 'Hot for Arizona': Kansas City All-Pro tight end Travis Kelce is going to torch the Bengals all day. Kelce, who led all tight ends in catches (110), receiving yards (1,338) and touchdowns (12) this season, is a safe bet to catch a lot of passes on Sunday. And it doesn't matter, if its Patrick Mahomes or Chad Henne throwing Kelce the football. Please, take the over on Travis Kelce receptions on Championship Sunday. 

🏈 Super Running Game: The 49ers were a ridiculous 14-1 SU and 12-3 ATS when they outrushed their opponents this season. The Eagles were 10-0 SU when they outrushed their opponents this season. All told, the 49ers and Eagles did a nice job of riding their respective offensive lines, while hiding their quarterbacks (Jalen Hurts, Brock Purdy). Only, I'm trusting the better coach in this spot (Kyle Shanahan) to get it done again and help the 49ers plan for Arizona. So, look for Christian McCaffrey to go off.

🏈 Chiefs 34, Bengals 20: Stop praying for Patrick Mahomes. I'm betting the Chiefs will be just fine vs. the Bengals, with or without their star quarterback on Championship Sunday.

🏈 49ers 23, Eagles 20: Bet on Robbie Gould wrapping up a physical NFC title game with a FG to send the 49ers to the Super Bowl, and get Kyle Shanahan one step closer to forever redemption. 

Championship Sunday Betting Preview: Will Patrick Mahomes' injury really be a factor vs. the Bengals?

Championship Sunday is here and it has  enough storylines to make NFL bettors want to wrap their ankles in cold ice and search for Brock Purdy on their iPads, before praying for Patrick Mahomes if you have a big bet on the Chiefs to win it all . 

That's after you store the number '13' in the back of your heads, and study the history of the Miami Dolphins for the next 72 hours, because somehow the Dolphins are going to work their way into how this year's Super Bowl is going to play out ..

Seriously, there are plenty of legit questions you should be pondering about Championship Sunday, only none of them should begin with Patrick Mahomes' high ankle sprain. That's just cold ice for your favorite ESPN talking head to throw all over an educated opinion.

Instead, you should be reminding yourself that the Bengals led the Bills by a score of 14-0 after the first quarter last Sunday. After, making sure you know the 49ers have won 12 straight games, including seven of those 12 games with Brock Purdy as their starting QB.

Now, go look up Pete Rose and Chad Henne.. but not necessarily in that order. 

Happy Championship Sunday, everyone..

Playoffs: 7-1

Regular Season: 31-14-1

Overall: 38-15-1 

49ers @ Eagles (-2.5, Total: 46): For all about the high ankle sprain heard around the world, little has been said about Jalen Hurts' sprained shoulder, including last week as the Eagles toyed with the Giants. 

But 154 passing yards from Hurts, who may or may not be playing with a serious injury, won't get it done against a 49ers defense with more than enough depth to pressure Hurts and be able to run with Philly's speedy receivers all day. Hurts, who has had the luxury of playing from in front for much of the season, could be in for a rough day, if the Eagles offensive line gives in even for a sec .

I also suspect Kyle Shanahan finds a way to hide Brock Purdy as much as possible by putting the ball in the hands of Christian McCaffrey and Eli Mitchell, if completely healthy. San Francisco has been the better team for much of the season, not to mention has played a slightly tougher schedule as of late. Despite traveling across the country to play the NFC's No. 1 seed in an early game, the 49ers are just a slight road 'dog in this spot. Something smells really bad, so give me the points with the road underdogs, por favor.

Bengals (-1, Total: 47) @ Chiefs : So, the Bengals, who have won three straight games against the Chiefs, are suddenly 'America's Team' because they beat a fraudulent and overvalued Bills team on the road .. a week after surviving against the harmless Ravens.

I'm not sure, I'm buying all the hype behind the Bengals, who jumped out as slight road favs here because of the uncertainty surrounding Patrick Mahomes' high ankle sprain. 

Only I'm betting Mahomes plays and Kansas City, home 'dogs for only the second time all season, will eventually wear down the Bengals with an effective running game and plenty of Travis Kelce. And if Mahomes can't go the whole way, I trust Chad Henne to do just enough to help send the Bengals packing for the hills. (Looking to connect or have a question/feedback? It would be great to hear from you on here.)

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