After 18 weeks of hard-fought regular season action and some of the most memorable playoff games in recent memory, it's time for Super Bowl LX - which means some interesting novelty markets will arise from your favorite sportsbooks.
The Big Game will take place at the Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara on February 8, 2026 – some five months and four days after the opening game of a dramatic campaign that kicked off in Brazil.
But before the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots compete for Lombardi Trophy glory, bettors across the nation can wager on a vast range of novelty markets. From the coin toss to the halftime show, post-game Gatorade showers to the national anthem – these sports betting lines cover a gamut of lighthearted outcomes.
Whether you're a nerve-wracked Seattle fan, expectant Patriots supporter or a neutral looking to get some skin in the game, why not dig your teeth into these Super Bowl novelty markets?
Super Bowl LX national anthem betting markets
Before Seattle's Mike McDonald and New England's Mike Vrabel go head-to-head in their quests to win Super Bowl LX, singer Charlie Puth will lend his famously pitch-perfect voice to perform a rendition of The Star Spangled Banner.
For players at US sportsbooks, this presents a unique opportunity to bet on the length of the national anthem.
Here's an example of how this market might look at major US online sportsbooks – if you're confused by the '-' or '+' symbols, visit our sports betting explainer page.
Super Bowl national anthem length
- Over 119.5 seconds: +110
- Under 119.5 seconds: -110
Most Super Bowl national anthem performances come in at around two minutes, but outliers have caused a ruckus for bettors in the past.
Take Alicia Keys at 2013's Super Bowl XLVII, whose pre-game anthem was timed at 2:36s – culminating in a landslide victory for those who took the over. In contrast, Neil Diamond's 1:27s at Super Bowl XXI in 1987 would have produced a cakewalk win for anyone siding with the under.
Will Charlie Puth seek to slow things down and show off his full vocal range? Or, might the See You Again artist hurry off the stage before the two-minute mark? Find out on February 8.
Coin toss Super Bowl betting
Once pre-game pleasantries have been fulfilled, it's time for the all-important coin toss. This decides which team will receive the ball first, and at which end the kicking team will launch Super Bowl LX into action.
The premise is simple: one player from the 'visiting' team chooses 'heads' or 'tails' (the Super Bowl is played at a neutral venue, and the NFC's Seahawks are this year's 'away' side).
Take a look at how this market appears on sportsbooks here:
Coin toss outcome
- Heads: -103
- Tails: -103
Some sportsbooks also offer 'Coin toss winner' markets – as demonstrated below:
- Seattle Seahawks: -105
- New England Patriots: -105
Although the math tells us that there is an equal chance of landing heads or tails, the reality is that tails has come up trumps in 31 of 59 Super Bowls. What's more, NFC teams have correctly predicted the face-up coin side 37 times.
But, given the relatively small sample size, it's safe to say that both statistics are merely…that. Meaningless figures.
Unless you win, of course!
Jersey specials betting markets
No, this is not a market where you predict the color of either team's jerseys. In fact, which uniform both teams wear during the Big Game is known far in advance of the day itself.
Rather, the jersey specials betting market is a touchdown-based pick based on the latest odds from Las Vegas. Here, you bet on whether the first touchdown scorer's number is over or under 10.5.
In practice at sportsbooks like DraftKings, the market is displayed as follows:
Jersey number of first touchdown scorer
- Over 10.5: -160
- Under 10.5: +120
Unlike some of the other markets listed in this guide, you can leverage useful statistics to inform a bet here.
Lower jersey numbers are generally worn by players within a team's offense: quarterback, wide receiver and running back. And, while tight ends are also renowned for touchdowns, they tend to don higher numbers.
But there is a key caveat.
Teams with excellent interception and/or pick-six records could deliver value if the offense throws an early turnover. As defensive players traditionally choose higher numbers, an 'over 10.5' selection may prove appropriate in the right circumstances.
Super Bowl halftime show betting
You've watched half-an-hour of the NFL's best teams slug it out. Chances are, you're somewhat drained – especially if you have skin in the game.
What better way to take a breather than enjoying a performance by a modern pop star?
For Super Bowl LX, the music artist providing halftime entertainment is Puerto Rican rapper and singer Bad Bunny.
Sportsbooks and prediction platforms regularly publish song-related props ahead of Super Bowl halftime shows, including:
- First song performed
- Song to be performed
- Guest appearance
- Total songs performed
- Will an unreleased song be performed?
Different artists attract different markets – so it's worth scanning a range of operators to find suitable lines.
Gatorade color betting markets
It is a widely understood fact that Super Bowl viewership figures drop after the halftime show – and with that comes a steep narrowing of novelty markets covering the second half.
Nevertheless, you can bet on one post-game event: the color of the first Gatorade bucket poured over the winning head coach; tradition dictates that players from the winning team must douse their coach in the nearest available Gatorade tub.
But choosing the right color is not quite as simple as picking between heads and tails during the coin toss, or predicting whether the first touchdown scorer's jersey sits over or under 10.5. Gatorade produces a whole host of color options, including clear products.
Let's run through some of the most popular Gatorade color picks, as well as odds provided by FanDuel, (fanduel sportsbook link) ahead of Super Bowl LX…
- Orange: +230
- Yellow, lime or green: +250
- Blue: +260
- Purple: +850
- Clear or water : +1100
- Red or pink: +1100
So, while operators are all-but-certain that some form of electrolyte-packed liquid will splash over Mike McDonald or Mike Vrabel, it is decidedly unclear which color will take center stage.
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