who the Super Bowl MVP will thank first in their speech and even the Gatorade color that will be dumped on the winning coach. The bottom line is that if you've thought of it, you can probably bet ...

There may not be a prop bet more synonymous with fun Super Bowl bets than the market for color of Gatorade to be poured on the winning coach. It's also one of the easiest props to fool yourself ...

The color of said Gatorade? Lime Green/Yellow (-195). Ever since sports gambling started to become legal across the United States back in 2018, the Super Bowl has become one of the most popular ...

Splashing the winning Super Bowl coach with Gatorade has become more than a fun tradition. Guessing the color has become a prop bet that generates more than $1 million, although the wager is ...

This year's Super Bowl LIX was hardly a nail-biter as the ... Placing a proposition bet (more commonly known as a "prop" bet) on what color of Gatorade will be poured on the winning head coach ...

Sunday night, the Super Bowl LIX champion will be crowned. As is tradition, the winning coach is sure to receive a Gatorade bath – and the betting odds have been revealed for the color.

One of the most iconic Super Bowl novelty prop bets revolves around the color of Gatorade the winning team will use to douse its head coach as the final seconds tick off the clock. This year ...

Chris “Bear” Fallica, Geoff Schwartz & Will Hill preview the Super Bowl itself to give all of ... for some of these prop bets. We discuss gatorade color, national anthem time, coin toss ...

Or, will a new challenger mount the big upset? Let's take a look at the odds for the 2025 Super Bowl Gatorade color, then discuss past results, recent trends, and the best bet to be poured over ...

Chris “Bear” Fallica, Geoff Schwartz & Will Hill preview the Super Bowl itself to give all of ... for some of these prop bets. We discuss gatorade color, national anthem time, coin toss ...

If you like the Eagles in the Super Bowl, yellow/green/lime is probably still the way to go. That was the color of Gatorade they poured on Nick Sirianni after winning the NFC Championship last ...