Betting on the Super Bowl coin toss is an American tradition.
Sure, you can wager on the game, the MVP, and a buffet of other props. But nothing compares to betting on the flip of a coin. The odds are clear, as are the outcomes.
Will it be heads? Or will it be tails?
Regardless of the way the coin lands, there’s no better feeling than winning a bet before The Big Game even kicks off.
Ready to bet on the Super Bowl 60 coin toss? Let’s explore all the options for the 2026 Super Bowl between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks.
Please note that all Super Bowl odds used for these Coin Toss prop bets are current as of Tuesday, Feb. 3, and courtesy of bet365 Sportsbook.
Super Bowl Coin Toss Odds
If you plan to bet on the Super Bowl coin toss, you will want to shop at various sportsbooks for the best odds. As silly as that sounds, books typically offer different prices for what should be a 50-50 proposition.
The best Super Bowl coin toss odds are currently at bet365 Sportsbook, which has priced Heads and Tails properly at +100.
Unfortunately, other sportsbooks have the odds for each result at -103 or -104, meaning that the book is taking a slight rake on both sides, and players won’t exactly double their money if they pick the correct coin toss outcome.
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Super Bowl Coin Toss History
One would think that a coin toss would have a relatively even outcome distribution between heads and tails. And yes, you would largely be right.
However, Tails holds a 31-28 advantage heading into Super Bowl 60 between the Patriots and Seahawks despite Heads popping up three of the past five years.
This back-and-forth has been as competitive, if not more so, than the games themselves. Well, at least for those of us who bet on it.
Surprisingly, winning the coin toss hasn’t provided much of an edge in the actual game. Nine of the last 11 coin toss winners have gone on to lose the Super Bowl.
Patriots Super Bowl Coin Toss History
The Patriots will make their 12th Super Bowl appearance when they take on the Seahawks in Santa Clara.
Interestingly, New England has lost the coin toss in all six of its previous Super Bowl victories.
Here is how the Patriots’ previous 11 coin tosses (and games) went:
| Super Bowl | Coin Toss Result | Did Patriots Win Toss? | Game Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 | Tails | No | L 46-10 vs CHI |
| 31 | Heads | Yes | L 35-21 vs GB |
| 36 | Heads | No | W 20-17 vs STL |
| 38 | Tails | No | W 32-29 vs CAR |
| 39 | Tails | No | W 24-21 vs PHI |
| 42 | Tails | No | L 17-14 vs NYG |
| 46 | Heads | Yes | L 21-17 vs NYG |
| 49 | Tails | No | W 28-24 vs SEA |
| 51 | Tails | No | W 34-28 (OT) vs ATL |
| 52 | Heads | Yes | L 41-33 vs PHI |
| 53 | Heads | No | W 13-3 vs LAR |
Seahawks Super Bowl Coin Toss History
Seattle will be making its fourth Super Bowl appearance in franchise history on Sunday.
The Seahawks won the coin toss in each of the previous instances, calling tails each time.
Take a look at how those coin toss results worked out for them:
| Super Bowl | Coin Toss Result | Did Seahawks Win Toss? | Game Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40 | Tails | Yes | L 21-10 vs PIT |
| 48 | Tails | Yes | W 43-8 vs DEN |
| 49 | Tails | Yes | L 28-24 vs NE |
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Super Bowl Coin Toss Prediction
Heads
I know “Tails never fails," but Heads has won five of the last eight years. It’s also due to appear in a Super Bowl featuring the Seahawks.
Super Bowl Coin Toss Best Bets
Coin Toss Result: Heads (+100)
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Every cent counts, so be sure to get the best price in the industry.
Choose heads as one of your best NFL bets today.
