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On this page, you’ll find the latest Carolina Panthers odds for single-game and futures betting markets. You’ll also learn how to watch and wager on the games.

Dan Bradley By: Dan Bradley
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The Carolina Panthers are in a bit of a tough position entering the 2024-25 season. After trading up with the Chicago Bears in the 2023 Draft to select quarterback Bryce Young, the Panthers are without a first round pick for the 2024 Draft. Making matters worse, Carolina finished with a league-worst 2-15 record, meaning Chicago now holds the first overall pick while the Panthers won’t pick until the second round unless they trade up again.

As the team continues to rebuild, Carolina will likely be a frequent betting underdog during the 2024-25 campaign. However, there is always betting value to be discovered even when the team isn’t performing well.

With North Carolina’s online sports betting launch off to a successful start, we’ve prepared this guide to Carolina Panthers odds to help you make more informed wagers on the team. We’ve also provided viewing and ticketing information, steps on how to bet on the Panthers, and a brief history of the franchise.

How to wager on the Carolina Panthers on a sports betting app in North Carolina

Sports betting apps will be the preferred way to wager for most North Carolina gamblers. According to S&P Global, 86% of sports wagers are placed online or through a mobile app. Now that NC online sports betting is live and legal, you can bet on the Carolina Panthers by following these steps.

  1. Learn about the available sportsbook options: BettingNC.com has researched each licensed North Carolina sports betting app to provide you with fair, accurate, and unbiased reviews of the approved operators. These reviews cover factors such as mobile app performance and aesthetics, frequency and magnitude of bonuses, payment methods, and more. Check out the sportsbook review pages so you can make an informed decision about the right gambling apps for your betting wants and needs.
  2. Register at the sportsbook: Using the link within our sportsbook reviews will help you secure the most lucrative welcome offer available with each bookmaker. You’ll also find any relevant promo code information to help you maximize the bonus. The registration process typically takes 5-10 minutes to complete.
  3. Download the betting app: Next, you’ll need to download the correct betting app for your mobile device. Keep in mind some sportsbooks will have state-specific apps while others will have a singular app for all users. If you’re unsure, check the sportsbook review page. Once you’ve downloaded the app, log into your account using the credentials from your registration.
  4. Make a deposit: Before you can claim a welcome bonus, you’ll need to deposit funds into your sports betting account. Sportsbooks will have different banking methods available through their apps, but most will accept debit cards, PayPal, and online banking as viable options.
  5. Do your research and make your bets: When researching the betting markets, be sure to look at the odds across multiple sportsbooks to find the best deal for your stake. This is called “odds shopping” and will help you to win more money on the same wager.

Which types of wagers are there for the Carolina Panthers?

There are many types of NFL wagers you should be aware of before making wagers on the Carolina Panthers. Here are a few of the most popular options.

  • Spread bets: You may have heard the term “covering the spread” or “Panthers and the points” when discussing sports betting odds. The spread refers to the projected point differential between the Panthers and their opponent for a given game. For example, a sportsbook may list a line as Carolina Panthers +4.5. In this scenario, for a bet on the Panthers to win, Carolina would need to either win outright or lose by fewer than five points.
  • Over/under: Also called “totals” betting, over/under wagers are bets on the combined point total between the Panthers and their opponent, without regard to which team wins the game. Sportsbooks will set a hypothetical mark and adjust the line based on whether bettors are leaning heavily towards either end of the line.
  • Props: Prop bets will likely be a favorite among Panthers bettors during the upcoming season, especially if they’re used as part of a same game parlay. Like the over/under, props typically aren’t tied to the final score of the game. Some examples of Panthers-focused props could be how many passing touchdowns Bryce Young throws, whether Miles Sanders finished with over or under 65.5 rushing yards, Shaq Thompson’s total number of tackles, or whether the Panthers score a touchdown on their first offensive drive.

Do the Carolina Panthers have any partnerships with sportsbooks?

Yes, the Carolina Panthers have a partnership with FanDuel Sportsbook, in a deal that was announced shortly before North Carolina's online sports betting launch. FanDuel is now the "Official Sports Betting Partner of the Carolina Panthers," a title that will result in FanDuel signage across Bank of America stadium, Panthers images used in FanDuel promotions, and much more.

North Carolina’s other “Big Four” teams, the Carolina Hurricanes and Charlotte Hornets, have partnerships with Fanatics Sportsbook and bet365 Sportsbook, respectively.

How do I watch or stream the Carolina Panthers in NC?

You can watch most Sunday Carolina Panthers games on FOX or CBS, though Sunday Night Football airs on NBC. Throughout the year, they may also play on ABC and ESPN for Monday Night Football; while Thursday Night Football games air exclusively on Amazon Prime, there will still be a local channel to watch when the Panthers play on Thursdays.

Where do the Carolina Panthers play?

The Carolina Panthers play their home games at Bank of America Stadium in uptown Charlotte. Originally “Ericsson Stadium” when the venue opened in 1996, Bank of America purchased the naming rights in 2004. The stadium is also home to FC Charlotte (Major League Soccer) and the annual Duke’s Mayo Bowl for college football.

How do I get tickets to see the Carolina Panthers play?

You can get tickets to see the Carolina Panthers play by using an online ticket broker site like Ticketmaster, VividSeats, StubHub, and SeatGeek. Bank of America Stadium only uses digital tickets, so you’ll have to have your cell phone or another mobile device ready so your tickets can be scanned on your way into the facility.

Season ticket information is available on the team website.

History of the Carolina Panthers

The Carolina Panthers don’t have the same lengthy history as several other NFL franchises, but they have already made multiple Super Bowl appearances. Here are some of the key moments in the team timeline that fans should know.

  • 1987: Entrepreneur Jerry Richardson announces his bid to bring an NFL expansion franchise to the Carolinas. Richardson helped facilitate several exhibition games in the late 1980s and early 1990s to show the interest and popularity of football leading to a formal application for a team in 1991.
  • 1993: The NFL owners unanimously approve the Carolina Panthers as the league’s 29th franchise.
  • 1995: The Carolina Panthers first take the field, playing home games at Memorial Stadium in Clemson, SC while awaiting the construction of Ericsson Stadium. While the team finished fourth in the NFC West in their inaugural season, the 7-9 record was still commendable as an expansion team.
  • 1996-97: Carolina wins its first division title with a 12-4 record and recorded its first playoff win with a 26-17 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in the divisional round of the playoffs. However, the Panthers lost the NFC Championship to the Green Bay Packers, who would go on to win the Super Bowl that year.
  • 2002: After a dismal 1-15 season, the Panthers selected defensive end and North Carolina native Julius Peppers with the second overall pick. Peppers would win Defensive Rookie of the Year honors and would put together a Hall of Fame career with the Panthers, Chicago Bears, and Packers (inducted in 2024).
  • 2003-04: The Panthers win the NFC South title and defeat the Cowboys, St. Louis Rams, and Philadelphia Eagles en route to their first Super Bowl appearance against the New England Patriots. Carolina was able to keep things close throughout much of the game, with wide receiver Ricky Proehl scoring a touchdown with 1:08 remaining in regulation to tie the game, but Patriots kicker Adam Vinatieri clinch the win for New England with a 41-yard field goal with four second left to end the Panthers’ season. The game is considered one of the best Super Bowls of all time.
  • 2011: Following another down year (2-14 record), Carolina drafts Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Cam Newton to become the future of the franchise. Newton was known for his strong arm and aggressive running style and won the Offensive Rookie of the Year award in the 2011-12 season.
  • 2015: Carolina nearly accomplished a perfect regular season with a 15-1 record, the sole loss coming on the road in Week 16 against the Atlanta Falcons. The Panthers advanced to Super Bowl 50 against the Denver Broncos, but Carolina never held the lead and struggled to move the ball against Denver’s impressive defense.
  • 2023: Carolina sends wide receiver D.J. Moore, first and second round picks in the 2023 Draft, a first round pick in the 2024 Draft, and a second round pick in the 2025 Draft to the Chicago Bears for the first overall pick in the 2023 Draft. The Panthers used this pick to select Alabama quarterback Bryce Young, who won the National Championship in 2020 and a Heisman Trophy in 2021. Carolina finished with a 2-15 record during the 2023-24 regular season, effectively delaying the Bears’ first overall selection by a year while sending a significant return to Chicago.

Yes, betting on the Carolina Panthers in North Carolina is legal! The Tar Heel State launched sports betting on March 11, 2024, so Panthers fans can begin making their futures bets for the 2024-25 season today. Check out our sportsbook reviews before signing up so you can make informed decisions about where to gamble!


FAQ

What should beginners know about betting on the Carolina Panthers?

Beginners to betting on the Carolina Panthers should know the team is without a first round pick in the 2024 Draft and will likely finish at the bottom of the NFC South standings again in the 2024-25 season barring significant organizational and roster changes.

Which types of bets are most popular for Carolina Panthers games?

The most popular types of bets for Carolina Panthers games will be spread bets, totals bets, and props during the 2024-25 season.

Where can I find the best betting sites for Carolina Panthers games?

You can find the best betting sites for Carolina Panthers games by checking the reviews of licensed North Carolina sportsbooks on BettingNC.com. These reviews highlight the unique features of the sites, as well as promo information, banking methods, and an overall score for the operator.

What are some tips for successful betting on the Carolina Panthers?

Successful betting on the Carolina Panthers requires an understanding of the team’s strengths and weaknesses, tendencies, and matchups. Once you’ve found betting opportunities you’d like to play, you should then shop the odds to find where you can get the best deal at the sportsbooks. This will allow you to increase your payout on winning wagers.

How do Carolina Panthers' performance trends affect betting?

During the 2023-24 season, the Carolina Panthers finished with the worst regular season record. Without a first round pick in the 2024 Draft, there isn’t significant confidence in the team to finish with an impressive record in 2024-25. This means the Panthers will likely be betting underdogs throughout much of the season, and that the real betting value may lie in player and team props rather than moneyline or spread bet markets.

Author Details

Dan Bradley

Dan Bradley

Dan Bradley serves as editor and author for Betting NC. With a background that includes over 10 years of providing commentary for junior hockey leagues nationwide. Outside of his writing on sports betting, Dan loves to unwind by going fishing or catching an NHL game.