Super Bowl Gatorade Color Prop Bet

Feb 10, 2023

The big game, Super Bowl LVII, is almost here and fans are wondering what color will the Gatorade bath be for the winning coach. It's a Super Bowl tradition. Gatorade is dumped on the winning coach to close out the historic victory.

It's a popular Super Bowl prop as bettors are searching top sportsbooks to wager on what color the Gatorade dunk will be. Here is a guide and everything you need to know about Super Bowl Gatorade bath betting.

How to Bet on Super Bowl 57 Gatorade Color

You are excited about the Super Bowl and want to place some prop bets. The color of Gatorade prop is on your list. So where do you start?

Most major sportsbooks will offer odds for you to bet on the Gatorade bath color of the winning head coach. When looking at Gatorade bath odds, bettors will see a list of colors with betting odds.

After checking the odds, it's simple. You are betting on which color you'll see at the end of the game. Pick the color Gatorade you think will be poured on the coach.

For example, here is a sample list from Super Bowl LV between the Bucs and Chiefs for the Gatorade color result:

Orange +100

Red or Pink +175

Clear or Water +175

Yellow or Green or Lime +200

Blue +650

Purple +650

Players dumped blue Gatorade on Bruce Arians after the win and the payout for bettors ended up being 6.5 to 1. A $100 bet would have paid $650.

Latest Super Bowl Gatorade Color Odds

What will the color of the Super Bowl Gatorade shower be for Super Bowl LVII? Sportsbooks such as DraftKings, BetMGM, FanDuel, and more will likely have odds for which popular color will be used after a victory.

Best Sportsbooks for Gatorade Color Betting

Most of the top sportsbooks will have bets available for the Gatorade color. Here are a few of the top legal sportsbooks you can check for odds on all sorts of Super Bowl props.

DraftKings

A strong name in the sports betting space, DraftKings Sportsbook, has props, Super Bowl futures, lines, and more for the big game.

BetMGM

A well-known brand in the industry, BetMGM, sports betting odds worth checking out for online sports betting or at their available retail locations.

Caesars

Caesars is a solid place to consider wagering on this year's Super Bowl. Check out the odds to win the Super Bowl as well as their VIP loyalty program. You might as well earn points while betting on the big game.

FanDuel

FanDuel has great live betting and will be busy on Super Bowl Sunday. It's one of the most popular NFL betting sites and its in-play options will be widely used for Super Bowl bets.

PointsBet

You could use PointsBet's unique "Points Betting" system when placing a spread wager on the Super Bowl. If your team wins by more than expected, you could win big money.

History of the Gatorade Shower

For last year's Super Bowl in February of 2022, we saw head coach Sean McVay get doused with blue Gatorade. This concluded a 23-20 victory by the Los Angeles Rams over the Bengals.

The odds for the 2022 Super Bowl Gatorade color being blue were +310 at FanDuel Sportsbook. Bettors who thought they'd see blue Gatorade on Sean McVay and placed a wager were paid out 3.1 to 1 after Super Bowl LVI.

As we mentioned earlier, head coach Bruce Arians of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers received a Super Bowl Gatorade bath that was also blue back in 2021.

This was after a 31-9 win over the Chiefs in Super Bowl LV. The win gave Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians his first Super Bowl title. The Chiefs' dreams of winning back-to-back after taking Super Bowl LIV were dashed.

Recent Results

Here is a quick look at the recent history of the Super Bowl post-game Gatorade shower.

Super Bowl 56: Blue

Super Bowl 55: Blue

Super Bowl 54: Orange

Super Bowl 53: Blue

Super Bowl 52: Yellow

Super Bowl 51: None

Super Bowl 50: Orange

As you can see, 3 times in the last 4 years the Super Bowl Gatorade color dumped on the coach was blue.

The First Gatorade Shower

The Gatorade shower being a staple of Super Bowl wins traces back to head coach Bill Parcells after the Giants won Super Bowl XXI by defeating the Broncos. Apparently, Parcells received a Gatorade bath for all 17 wins that season.

A few years prior, legend says Jim Burt of the New York Giants was the first to think of the idea and gave the first Gatorade bath to Parcells after a win vs the Redskins due to a rough week of practice.

Dodging the shower

It's a staple of Super Bowl Sunday. The camera pans to the head coach in the final moments of the game. That doesn't mean there will always be a Gatorade bath at the Super Bowl.

There have been past Super Bowls where there was no Gatorade shower. The Super Bowl-winning coach was able to avoid getting drenched. Bill Belichick was able to avoid the bath after winning the Super Bowl in 2002, 2004, and 2017.

For Super Bowl 36, Belichick and the Patriots had just pulled off one of the biggest upsets in history by beating the Rams.

More Exotic Prop Bets for Super Bowl 57

Betting on the color of the Gatorade dumped on the coach is just one of many fun props sportsbooks offer for the Super Bowl. Here are a few more prop bets to consider on top of the Super Bowl Gatorade shower color.

Coin toss result

For this popular prop, there only happens to be two choices. Will the coin toss be heads or tails? There isn't any research you can do. It's a 50-50 shot. The Super Bowl coin flip for the Bengals vs Rams ended up landing on heads.

Halftime show props

Some of music's biggest stars have taken the stage for the Super Bowl halftime show over the years. For Super Bowl 57, Rihanna gets the spotlight and online betting will have props surrounding her performance.

Last year, Super Bowl Sunday saw a star-studded lineup with Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J. Blige, and Kendrick Lamar.

National Anthem

Have an idea of how long the National Anthem will take? A popular prop bet is the over/under for the length of the Star-Spangled Banner. Last year, the National Anthem length was 1 minute and 50 seconds which scored cash for over bettors.

How to Sign Up with a Sportsbook to Bet

If you are yet to register with a sportsbook, you won't be able to place wagers on any of these types of Super Bowl props. Here is what you need to do to get started.

Download a sportsbook app or visit their website. Next, you'll need to register using your personal information such as name, address, birthday, and more. This will help the sportsbook confirm your identity along with your age. Most states have the age set at 21 for sports betting.

After finishing signing up, the sportsbook will use geolocation tracking technology to ensure you are within the borders of a legal sports betting state. You will not be able to place wagers if you are in a state where sports betting isn't legal and live.

Now, check for any promotions, offers, or bonuses. The top legal sportsbooks will likely have promotions surrounding the Super Bowl for you to claim odds boosts, bonus bets, and more.

If there are no offers available, you can always make a deposit to fund your account to get yourself started. Most sportsbooks accept major credit/debit cards or popular e-wallets like PayPal.

After claiming offers or depositing, now it's time to check out the odds to find what Super Bowl props or bets you would like to place. As a bettor, it is wise to have multiple sportsbooks so you can compare lines.

After comparing lines to find the best value for your bet, you can place your first wager.