Super Bowl LX landed on Sunday, February 8, 2026, and our Super Bowl party Stamford base was Bobby V’s on Atlantic Street. The Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots 29 to 13 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, and running back Kenneth Walker III took MVP with 135 rushing yards.
A New England team in the big game always makes it a Connecticut story. Here’s how the night played out on the field, how the betting board settled and how to get your group into Bobby V’s for the next one.
How Seattle Won Super Bowl LX
This was a defensive game from the start. Seattle’s defense forced three Drake Maye turnovers and returned a strip sack for a touchdown, which turned a tight game into a comfortable one.
Maye still threw for 295 yards and two touchdowns, but he spent the night under pressure. Walker did the damage on the other side with 135 yards on 27 carries, becoming the first running back to win Super Bowl MVP in nearly three decades, according to NBC Sports.
What the Result Meant for Both Teams
Seattle collected its second Super Bowl title. The Patriots stayed level with the Steelers on six Lombardi Trophies, missing the chance to become the first franchise to win seven. Bad Bunny headlined the halftime show.
How the Super Bowl LX Betting Board Settled
Seattle opened as a 3.5 point favorite and spent most of the week around 4.5, with the moneyline near -225 on Seattle and +188 on New England, according to TheLines. A 16 point win covered that spread with room to spare.
The total sat between 45.5 and 46.5 through the week. Seattle and New England combined for 42 points, so the under cashed. Those are the market numbers reported during the week, so check the Fanatics board itself for the exact price you’d have got in venue.
Betting the Super Bowl at Fanatics Sportsbook
Fanatics Sportsbook kiosks sit inside Bobby V’s Stamford, so the spread, moneyline and total are all a short walk from your table. You need to be 21 or over to bet sports in Connecticut, and the same rule covers the bar area.
Inside Bobby V’s Stamford on Super Bowl Sunday
A Super Bowl party Stamford fans can all see the game from needs serious screen space, and Winners @ Bobby V’s Stamford has over 200 HD screens. It also has more than 250 seats, 32 draft lines and a full kitchen, with free parking on site and nearby.
The Winners racebook runs in the same building, so the racing crowd and the football crowd share a room on game day.
Booking a Super Bowl Party at Bobby V’s Stamford
Office groups and big friend groups should look at Right Field, which takes 30 to 50 guests, or The Bullpen for up to 75. The Dugout and The Lounge suit smaller crews of 25 and 20, and the full First Floor holds up to 300.
The Home Run package pairs five food items, replenished for up to two hours, with a two hour open bar. If you’d rather keep drinks flexible, you can run a capped bar tab or hand out drink tickets instead. Every space has free WiFi and HDTVs with full A/V.
Menu choices and a guaranteed head count are due seven days before the event, and a deposit holds the space. Cancel with more than 72 hours’ notice and the deposit comes back as a Bobby V’s gift card. Start planning through BobbyVsRestaurant.com.
See You for Super Bowl LXI
Our Super Bowl party Stamford night gave us a dominant Seattle defense, an MVP running back and an under that never looked in doubt. Football runs on the Bobby V’s screens all season, so there’s plenty to watch before the next Super Bowl comes around.
To book your Superbowl party, or any other event at Bobby V’s, call 203-883-4320, email [email protected], or go here to find your nearest MyWinners or Winners venue in CT.
