Super Bowl 2022 Prop Bets on Gatorade, Anthem & Halftime Show

• BetOnline and Bovada have Super Bowl 56 props and specials on the national anthem, color of Gatorade and much more
  
• The Halftime Show features Dr. Dre, Eminem, Snoop Dog, Mary J Blige and Kendrick Lamar
  
• The Rams and Bengals will meet at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Sunday, Feb. 13, 2022

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Cincinnati and Los Angeles will meet in Super Bowl 56, but there’s way more to wager on than just the football game. Today, we’ll look at some of the silliest Super Bowl props odds, including specials on the color of Gatorade to be dumped on the winning coach, the length of Mickey Guyton’s national anthem and what artists and songs will come first and last during the Halftime Show.

You can also check out the top betting sites for NFL football in 2021 and get advice for how to wager on Super Bowl 56.

Color of Gatorade

Orange	+240
Clear	+300
None	+450
Blue	+500
Yellow/Green/Lime	+500
Red/Pink	+850
Purple	+1000

Orange liquid favored

Orange (+240) opened as the favorite. The OG flavor has been dumped on five of the past 12 Lombardi winning coaches, including Andy Reid in 2020, and the Bengals color scheme would make an orange Gatorade bath make sense for Zac Taylor. However, why not then choose Yellow (+500) for the Super Bowl favorite Rams and Sean McVay, or Blue (+500)? That’s what Bruce Arians was doused with last year.

According to a former Gatorade executive speaking to The Athletic, “up to three coolers with different flavors” are lined up for the players to grab to dump on their coach. With that randomness in mind, take the long odds of Red/Pink (+850) or Purple (+1000) and hope for the best.

You can actually bet on the color of Gatorade dumped on the winning Super Bowl coach https://t.co/Jh3evB3shQ

— The Independent (@Independent) February 2, 2022

National Anthem Length

Over 95 Seconds	-130
Under 95 Seconds	-110

Getting to know Mickey Guyton

The over/under on Mickey Guyton’s national anthem is set at just 1 minutes and 35 seconds. That seems low considering the average Super Bowl rendition has taken 1:55 and last year’s ran for 2:17. Additionally, the past nine artists to perform the Star Spangled Banner have all had a over-under line of at least 1:47.

So, what do oddsmakers know that we don’t? Well, the Grammy-nominated country superstar has sung the anthem at a few events over the past six years and each performance has wrapped up in well under 95 seconds. So the question is, will Guyton stick to the script or chew up some clock on the biggest stage of her life? We’ll take the UNDER (-110).

Halftime Show – 1st Artist To Be Shown

2 or more artists simultaneously	+175
Snoop Dogg	+275
Dr. Dre	+325
Eminem	+375
Kendrick Lamar	+500
Mary J. Blige	+500

Which Star Opens the Show?

The Super Bowl 56 Halftime Show is a star-studded affair with Dr. Dre, Eminem, Snoop Dog, Mary J Blige and Kendrick Lamar paying homage to the West Coast hip-hop revolution. Two artists opening the show simultaneously (+175) is the betting favorite – which makes sense considering the mega-talents involved and the time constraints.

But the smart money is on Kendrick Lamar (+500), who was just over a year old when Dre’s NWA released “Straight Outta Compton” in 1988. The young artist is the perfect opener for the hip-hop legends.

The best Super Bowl halftime shows https://t.co/7D4Fn1lxzk pic.twitter.com/WNUgFmIWf4

— Deadspin (@Deadspin) February 4, 2022

Halftime Show – Last Song Played

California Love	+150
Lose Yourself	+500
The Next Episode	+500
Drop It Like It's Hot	+600
Still D.R.E	+600
Family Affair	+700
HUMBLE	+1000
Nuthin’ But a ‘G’ Thang	+1000
All The Stars	+1200

Closing with a bang

California Love (+150) might be too on the nose – but there’s a reason why it’s favorite to be the first song (+250) played as well.

Given that we’re expecting Dre and Snoop Dog to close the show, we’ll go with Still D.R.E. at +600 but take this writer’s limited hip-hop knowledge heavily into account before placing your bets.