The Super Bowl is the biggest single betting event of the year, and bettors have more options than just the point spread and total. The game includes a wide array of proposition markets — from novelty wagers to player awards — that draw interest from casual viewers and seasoned gamblers alike.
Novelty bets, covering everything from the pregame coin flip and the duration of the national anthem to the color of the Gatorade dousing after the game, routinely attract heavy action in the days leading up to kickoff.
Below is a breakdown of some of the most-followed Super Bowl prop markets, a look at how similar markets have performed historically, and expert predictions on whether the Seattle Seahawks or New England Patriots will lift the Lombardi Trophy. All odds are from FanDuel Sportsbook as of February 7.
Super Bowl LX — Odds
– Seahawks vs. Patriots
– Spread: Seahawks -4.5
– Moneyline: Seahawks -235, Patriots +194
– Over/Under (Total): 45.5
Super Bowl LX — MVP Odds (examples show the payout on a $10 wager)
– Sam Darnold: +115 (bet $10 → $21.50 total)
– Drake May: +230 (bet $10 → $33 total)
– Jackson Smith-Nigiba: +550 (bet $10 → $65 total)
– Kenneth Walker III: +850 (bet $10 → $95 total)
– Ramondre Stevenson: +3000 (bet $10 → $410 total)
– Rashid Shahid: +3000 (bet $10 → $310 total)
– Stefon Diggs: +4000 (bet $10 → $410 total)
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Expert predictions
– Will Hill: Seahawks 27, Patriots 17
– Hill sees New England’s turnaround under coach Bill Belichick, but expects Seattle’s superior talent to show. He forecasts a relatively low-scoring affair with the Seahawks pulling away late and Sam Darnold earning MVP.
– Chris Fallica: Seahawks 27, Patriots 23
– Fallica says he dislikes the spread for this matchup because Seattle looks stronger across most position groups. He’d prefer to buy the Seahawks on the moneyline rather than lay 4.5 points.
– Sammy P: Seahawks 23, Patriots 20
– Sammy expects a competitive game after a slow opening quarter. He notes New England has been profitable against the spread this season partly as favorites and praises Mike Vrabel as a strong underdog coach.
– Jeff Schwartz: Seahawks 24, Patriots 13
– Schwartz believes Seattle has been the season’s most consistent team and expects the Seahawks’ defense, operating mainly in zone, to force New England to grind for yards. He predicts a comfortable Seattle win.
National anthem props
– This year Charlie Puth will perform the national anthem. Bettors commonly wager on the anthem’s duration and related moments.
– Length of the U.S. national anthem:
– 119.5 seconds or longer: -110 (bet $10 → $19.09 profit included)
– Under 119.5 seconds: -110
– Length of the final sustained note (Charlie Puth’s last held note, excluding background music/vocals):
– 3.5 seconds or longer: -122 (bet $10 → $18.20 total)
– Under 3.5 seconds: +100 (bet $10 → $20 total)
– Will any player or coach be seen crying during the anthem? (Tears visible on camera)
– Yes: -230 (bet $10 → $14.35 profit included)
– No: +184 (bet $10 → $28.40 profit included)
– Which coach will first appear on camera during the anthem?
– Mike McDonald: +116 (bet $10 → $21.60 total)
– Mike Vrabel: -142 (bet $10 → $17.04 total)
– Which quarterback will appear on broadcast first during the anthem?
– Drake May: -160 (bet $10 → $16.25 total)
– Sam Darnold: +100 (bet $10 → $20 total)
Gatorade color
– Since becoming the NFL’s official sports drink in 1983, Gatorade color props—what color will be poured on the winning coach—are perennial betting options. If no Gatorade shower occurs, relevant bets are void.
– First Gatorade color poured on the winning head coach:
– Orange: +240 (bet $10 → $34 total)
– Yellow/Lime or Green: +260 (bet $10 → $36 total)
– Blue: +260 (bet $10 → $36 total)
– Purple: +750 (bet $10 → $85 total)
– Red/Pink: +1000 (bet $10 → $110 total)
– Wed/Clear: +1100 (bet $10 → $120 total)
Recent Gatorade colors in past Super Bowls
– Super Bowl LIX (2025): Yellow/Lime or Green (Eagles 40, Chiefs 22)
– Super Bowl LVIII (2024): Purple (Chiefs 25, 49ers 22)
– Super Bowl LVII (2023): Purple (Chiefs 38, Eagles 35)
– Super Bowl LVI (2022): Blue (Rams 23, Bengals 20)
– Super Bowl LV (2021): Blue (Buccaneers 31, Chiefs 9)
– Super Bowl LIV (2020): Orange (Chiefs 31, 49ers 20)
– Super Bowl LIII (2019): Blue (Patriots 13, Rams 3)
– Super Bowl LII (2018): Yellow (Eagles 41, Patriots 33)
– Super Bowl LI (2017): None (Patriots 34, Falcons 28)
– Super Bowl 50 (2016): Orange (Broncos 24, Panthers 10)
– Super Bowl XLIX (2015): Blue (Patriots 28, Seahawks 24)
– Super Bowl XLVIII (2014): Orange (Seahawks 43, Broncos 8)
– Super Bowl XLVII (2013): None (Ravens 34, 49ers 31)
– Super Bowl XLVI (2012): Purple (Giants 21, Patriots 17)
– Super Bowl XLV (2011): Orange (Packers 31, Steelers 25)
– Super Bowl XLIV (2010): Orange (Saints 31, Colts 17)
– Super Bowl XLIII (2009): Yellow (Steelers 27, Cardinals 23)
– Super Bowl XLII (2008): Clear (Giants 17, Patriots 14)
– Super Bowl XLI (2007): Clear (Colts 29, Bears 17)
– Super Bowl XL (2006): Clear (Steelers 21, Seahawks 10)
– Super Bowl XXXIX (2005): Clear (Patriots 24, Eagles 21)
– Super Bowl XXXVIII (2004): None (Patriots 32, Panthers 29)
– Super Bowl XXXVII (2003): Purple (Buccaneers 48, Raiders 21)
– Super Bowl XXXVI (2002): None (Patriots 20, Rams 17)
– Super Bowl XXXV (2001): Yellow (Ravens 34, Giants 7)
Expert bet — Halftime show: Bad Bunny props
First-song odds (examples shown as payout on $10 bets)
– TitÍ Asked Me: -125 (bet $10 → $18 total)
– BAILE INOLVIDABLE: +380 (bet $10 → $48 total)
– MONACO: +430 (bet $10 → $53 total)
– Barbed Wire: +500 (bet $10 → $60 total)
– LA MUDANZA: +600 (bet $10 → $70 total)
– NUEVAYoL: +650 (bet $10 → $75 total)
– Chambea: +750 (bet $10 → $85 total)
– DtMF: +750 (bet $10 → $85 total)
– I Porto Bonito: +1100 (bet $10 → $120 total)
– SONG: +1400 (bet $10 → $150 total)
– I Like It: +1600 (bet $10 → $170 total)
– Effect: +1600 (bet $10 → $170 total)
– VeLDÁ: +1800 (bet $10 → $190 total)
– What Happened to Hawaii: +1800 (bet $10 → $190 total)
– Diles: +2200 (bet $10 → $230 total)
– ACHO PR: +2200 (bet $10 → $230 total)
– Blackout: +2500 (bet $10 → $260 total)
– After the Beach: +2500 (bet $10 → $260 total)
– DÁKITI: +2700 (bet $10 → $280 total)
– (Several additional longshot options listed with varied payouts, including K-POP, Kemba Walker, Booker T, Safaera, MIA, La Romana, WHERE SHE GOES, Cute Eyes, etc., most at +3000 to +3300 or longer odds.)
Last-song odds (examples)
– DtMF: +125 (bet $10 → $22.50)
– EoO: +380 (bet $10 → $48 total)
– LA MUDANZA: +550 (bet $10 → $65 total)
– CAFé CON RON: +650 (bet $10 → $75 total)
– What Happened to Hawaii: +750 (bet $10 → $85 total)
– WHERE SHE GOES: +850 (bet $10 → $95 total)
– BAILE INOLVIDABLE: +1000 (bet $10 → $110 total)
– UN PREVIEW: +1100 (bet $10 → $120 total)
– Blackout: +1300 (bet $10 → $140 total)
– TitÍ Asked Me: +1400 (bet $10 → $150 total)
– MONACO: +1600 (bet $10 → $170 total)
– Plus many other longshots with larger payouts listed.
Other halftime show markets
– Total number of songs:
– 11.5 or more: -110 (bet $10 → $19.09 total)
– Under 11.5: -110
– Will Bad Bunny perform unreleased songs?
– Yes: +184 (bet $10 → $28.40 total)
– No: -230 (bet $10 → $14.35 total)
– Bad Bunny’s halftime show — total worldwide viewers:
– Over 135.5 million: -110
– Under 135.5 million: -110
Coin toss
– Historically, the coin-toss winner has lost the Super Bowl on many occasions (the data shows the toss winner has been defeated numerous times). Over recent years, outcomes have varied — for instance last year the Eagles lost the toss but won convincingly.
– Opening coin toss result:
– Heads: -103 (bet $10 → $19.71 total)
– Tails: -103 (bet $10 → $19.71 total)
– Winner of opening coin toss (team-specific markets):
– Seahawks: -105 (bet $10 → $19.52 total)
– Patriots: -105 (bet $10 → $19.52 total)
Historical coin-toss outcomes (recent examples)
– Super Bowl LIX (2025): Tails — Eagles
– Super Bowl LVIII (2024): Heads — Chiefs (Chiefs won game)
– Super Bowl LVII (2023): Tails — Chiefs (Chiefs won game)
– Super Bowl LVI (2022): Heads — Bengals
– Super Bowl LV (2021): Heads — Chiefs
– Super Bowl LIV (2020): Tails — 49ers
– Super Bowl LIII (2019): Tails — Rams
– Super Bowl LII (2018): Heads — Patriots
– Super Bowl LI (2017): Tails — Falcons
– Super Bowl 50 (2016): Tails — Panthers
– (A full historical list of coin-toss outcomes and game winners across Super Bowls I–LIX was provided in the original rundown.)
Fan Take:
This collection of Super Bowl prop markets shows how the game has become an entertainment spectacle that extends far beyond the on-field matchup; novelty bets let fans engage with pregame rituals, halftime surprises, and postgame celebrations in real time. For the NFL, those markets help broaden viewer interest and create more touchpoints for casual audiences, reinforcing the Super Bowl’s role as both a premier sporting event and a cultural phenomenon.
