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 into ...

The Philadelphia Eagles dominated the Kansas City Chiefs from wire to wire in the 2025 Super Bowl, and when it was time to celebrate with a Gatorade shower for head coach Nick Sirianni, the color of ...

X Gatorade was +220 to be the color dumped in Super Bowl LIX. Imagine if you had parlayed the Eagles to win and yellow to be the Gatorade color? Regardless, fans and bettors of Eagles are leaving this ...

The Gatorade Bath is one of the Super Bowl's most beloved traditions and has also become an enormously popular prop among bettors. Find out which color was used this year at Super Bowl 59. Super Bowl ...

Since the legalization of sports gambling across the United States began in 2018, the Super Bowl has become one of the most popular events to bet on. When it comes to off-beat prop bets, one of the ...

It's one of the great NFL traditions. The Super Bowl is all but won. The winning sideline is already celebrating, waiting for the final seconds to tick off the clock, and the team's head coach is ...

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Betting on the Super Bowl is both intensely overwhelming and an electrifying experience for fans nationwide. An obscene amount of bets are available for Super Bowl 2025, but it’s those bizarre props ...

Rohit Ponnaiya sizes up the Gatorade color odds ahead of Super Bowl 59 and explains why there are two solid plays to make no matter which one hits. Betting on the Gatorade bath color is a tradition ...

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. Kansas City ...

Editor's note: This originally ran Feb. 6 and has been updated. NEW YORK GIANTS coach Bill Parcells wanted to make an example out of nose tackle Jim Burt. The Giants had lost three out of their last ...