The Super Bowl prop bet universe has evolved. Amid the myriad of unique offerings, however, one thing has remained constant.
You must bet on the outcome of a coin flip, and you must use your gambling expertise to determine what color Gatorade will be dumped on the winning coach.
Here is all the information you need, plus even more, to bet on the Super Bowl Gatorade Color Prop.
It’s our duty to help you with this monumental Super Bowl 57 decision.
Super Bowl Gatorade Color Odds
- Yellow/Green/Lime (+150)
- Orange (+250)
- Blue (+340)
- Red/Pink (+400)
- Clear/Water (+700)
- Purple (+700)
NFL odds used here are current as of noon ET on Monday, Feb. 6, and are courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.
If we’re choosing based on deliciousness, orange would be a clear-cut favorite. Since we’re instead looking at what Gatorade we believe will be dumped out of one of two jugs, however, we must look a little bit deeper.
Let’s use some recent history to help us make the call for this Super Bowl prop.
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What Color Was Last Year’s Gatorade Bath?
Super Bowl 56 Gatorade Color: Blue
The Rams kept to the script. A team in blue jerseys went with blue Gatorade for their drink of choice.
This was not the favorite at around +310, but it did work out.
That’s not always the case (obviously), but it is worth noting as we dive into this year’s options.
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Gatorade Color History in Super Bowls
Thanks to the fine folks at The Game Day, we have some history on what Gatorade has been the most prevalent over the years to help with your Super Bowl betting.
The conclusion? Well, everyone does their own thing, and one color truly hasn’t stood out.
Perhaps the most shocking realization is that red, everyone’s childhood Gatorade favorite, has not had a single moment.
Here is a breakdown of Gatorade colors dumped on winning coaches since Super Bowl 35:
- Orange (5)
- None (4)
- Clear (4)
- Yellow (4)
- Blue (4)
- Purple (2)
- Red (0)
Orange has become the most prominent color — the winning color in five of the past 12 Super Bowls — while the color blue has hit in three of the past seven Super Bowls, including in two of the past three.
- The Buccaneers poured blue Gatorade on Bruce Arians in Super Bowl 56.
- The Chiefs went orange for Andy Reid in Super Bowl 54.
- The Patriots poured blue on Bill Belichick in Super Bowl 53.
- There has been no Gatorade shower in four Super Bowls since Super Bowl 35. The last time it happened was in Super Bowl 51 in 2017.
Gatorade Color Prediction
Yellow/Green
We’re going to tap into some history, because that’s about the only thing we have to tap into. When the Eagles won their last Super Bowl, yellow/green was the Gatorade called upon.
A lot has changed since, of course, although we’re using this data to give us an upper hand. And yes, I do believe Philly will ultimately be victorious in this game.
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Gatorade Color Super Bowl Best Bet
Color of 1st Gatorade Poured on Winning Head Coach: Yellow/Green (+150)
WAGER: 1 Unit
It’s chalky, although we’re keeping it safe. Strangely, or perhaps not, many others are on board. (Yes, we’ve seen line movement in recent days pointing toward this color.)
While I would love to have more value, I am going with the gut. Also, yellow Gatorade is still very much a quality Gatorade flavor. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise for this NFL pick of the day.
Where can I bet the Super Bowl Gatorade Color?
While Super Bowl props are the main attraction when betting on the big game, some states have restrictions as to which novelty props sportsbooks can offer.
Here is a full list of the states in which certain Super Bowl props are available:
Coin Toss: AZ, IL, IN, MD, MI, MS, NJ, NY, PA, WA, WV, WY
Gatorade Color: AZ, IL, MD, NJ, WV
National Anthem: IL, MD
MVP Award: AZ, CT, CO, DC, KS, IA, IL, IN, LA, MD, MI, MS, NJ, OH, PA, TN, WA, WV, WY
Negative Outcomes: AZ, CT, CO, DC, KS, IL, IN, LA, MD, MI, MS, NJ, OH, PA, TN, VA, WA, WV, WY
NFL writers Anthony Cervino and Pauly Parlays contributed valuable, appreciated research to this Super Bowl Gatorade props report.
