Bears at Seahawks headlines Monday night. We break down the best prices across bookmakers and flag the value, including Chicago +3 at even money.
Monday Night Football: Chicago Bears @ Seattle Seahawks
The National Football League slate closes Monday, 02 Nov at 8:20 PM ET, when the Chicago Bears visit the Seattle Seahawks. Only one game is on our board, so this is a focused look at the best prices on Monday's matchup and how to use them in your own parlays.
A note on parlays with a single game
Parlays need legs from different games. Combining the spread and total from one game is a same-game parlay, which we do not recommend here. With only one fixture available, we are not publishing a combined parlay price. Instead, we give you two single-leg plays that can serve as building blocks for a multi-game parlay once you add legs from other games.
Form check
Our live team context shows no usable recent-form data for either side (the feed returned blanks for both teams). We will not guess at streaks, standings or head-to-head history. The analysis below rests on the market prices alone, so treat it with that limit in mind.
Best odds on the board
| Market | Best Price | Bookmaker |
|---|---|---|
| Spread: Seattle Seahawks -3 | -115 | DraftKings |
| Spread: Chicago Bears +3 | +100 | BetMGM |
| Total: Under 46.5 | -105 | theScore Bet |
| Total: Over 46.5 | -109 | Caesars |
| Moneyline: Seattle Seahawks | -167 | DraftKings |
| Moneyline: Chicago Bears | +150 | Hard Rock Bet |
What the market is telling us
Seattle's moneyline of -167 at DraftKings implies roughly a 62.5% win probability. The Bears at +150 (Hard Rock Bet) imply about 40%. Together that is about 102.5%, a thin margin, so the best-price shopping is doing real work here. Seattle is a field-goal favorite, and three is the most common margin of victory in the National Football League, which makes the half-point (or lack of one) matter.
Pick 1: Chicago Bears +3 at +100 (BetMGM)
This is our value flag. Getting a full three points at even money is generous. The same side at most books would sit at -105 to -115, and DraftKings is charging -115 on the Seattle side. At +100 you need to win just 50% of the time to break even, and you are protected by the key number of three: a Seattle win by exactly a field goal is a push, not a loss. If Chicago wins outright, you cash. The gap between Seattle's -167 moneyline and the Bears' +100 spread price is also a cheap way to buy the three points.
As a parlay building block, this is a clean leg. A +100 price does not add much to your payout, but it also does not drag your combined hit rate down the way a heavy favorite would.
Pick 2: Under 46.5 at -105 (theScore Bet)
The Under at -105 is slightly cheaper than the Over at -109 (Caesars), which is a small signal the market is balanced and the number is fair. We lean Under because a 46.5 total in a spread this tight points to a game where a few drives and field goals can decide the result. Remember, we have no form data on either offense or defense, so this is a price-driven lean rather than a statistical case. Keep the stake modest.
What we are passing on
- Seahawks -3 at -115 (DraftKings): you pay a premium for a side that only wins by exactly three some of the time, which leads to a push. The Bears at +100 are the better price.
- Seahawks moneyline at -167: too expensive to anchor a parlay. Heavy-favorite moneylines shrink your payout without adding much safety.
- Bears moneyline at +150 (Hard Rock Bet): the best underdog price and a reasonable swing for those who want a bigger payout, but the +3 at even money is the sounder play.
How to use these picks in a parlay
If you want to build an accumulator, pair one Monday leg with legs from other days' games. Do not stack the Bears +3 and the Under in a single ticket, since both come from the same game. Multiply the decimal prices of the legs to check any combined price before you place it. Bears +3 at +100 equals 2.00 in decimal, and Under 46.5 at -105 is about 1.95.
Bet responsibly, only stake what you can afford to lose, and seek help if gambling stops being fun.
