Super Bowl Prop Bet Results 2026
With Super Bowl 60 in out sights, it’s the perfect time to break down the official Super Bowl prop bet results from 2025. While most fans know the basics of betting on the Super Bowl winner — the Philadelphia Eagles picked up the Lombardi Trophy, defeating the Kansas City Chiefs in the all-important game, the real fun for many bettors lies in the props. From which team scored first to what surprises unfolded during the halftime show, prop bets cover every corner of the Super Bowl spectacle. Reviewing last year’s results isn’t just entertaining — it’s a smart way to prepare for placing sharper bets next time around.
Who Won Super Bowl 2025 MVP
One of the most anticipated Vegas Super Bowl prop results each year is the MVP award. While the winner almost always comes from the victorious team, it’s not guaranteed, and more often than not, it’s the quarterback. That trend held true in 2025, when Jalen Hurts was named Super Bowl MVP after leading the Philadelphia Eagles to victory. Interestingly, Hurts began the game as the second favorite to win the award, proving once again that prop bets can offer surprising, and rewarding, outcomes.
National Anthem Prop Results
Prop bet results for the Super Bowl National Anthem have become a category all their own — and they seem to get more creative every year. If you’re planning to bet in this category, it’s wise to review results from previous years and pay attention to how each performer typically handles the National Anthem and their musical style in general.
The most popular bet is the over/under on the anthem’s duration — wagering whether the performance will be longer or shorter than the line set by the sportsbook, typically around two minutes. In February 2025, Jon Batiste’s rendition came in at two minutes flat.
There’s also a more specific version of this bet: how long the singer will hold the final word “brave” in The Star-Spangled Banner. This prop can offer great value, as vocal style and performance habits often give clues to the outcome.
Of course, with a new performer each year, past data offers only limited insight, but it can still give you a solid starting point as you prepare for Super Bowl 2026 prop bets.
Super Bowl Gatorade Color Prop Bet
One of the most enjoyable, and often laugh-inducing, Super Bowl prop bets is picking the color of the Gatorade (or sports drink) shower after the game. It’s notoriously unpredictable: teams can bring multiple coolers, coaches don’t always care about color, and tradition doesn’t always match logic.
Still, historical Super Bowl results show some patterns. Certain colors appear more often than others, while some barely ever show up. Since the betting market for this prop grew, orange, blue, purple, yellow/green, and clear have all been poured in past Big Games. For example, the Philadelphia Eagles doused head coach Nick Sirianni with a yellow/green Gatorade shower at Super Bowl LIX (2025), a result that paid off for bettors who backed that color.
Even though team preferences, uniform colors, and conference championship habits can offer clues, the outcome still often comes down to chance, especially as teams sometimes opt for a cooler with just water or a clear drink. That’s part of what makes this a fun underdog category of prop betting.
This year for Super Bowl 2026, sportsbooks will once again post odds on Gatorade color closer to game day, with favorites typically reflecting team branding (e.g., orange for a team with orange in its colors) and popular flavors (like yellow/green or purple) likely near the top of the board.
Super Bowl Coin Toss Result
Unlike many Super Bowl prop bets, the coin toss is one of the few truly 50/50 wagers in sports betting, and sportsbooks usually offer close to even odds (often near -105 or +100 for heads or tails, depending on the book).
Because it’s a simple luck event, you don’t need deep analysis to place this bet, just a plan for whether you prefer heads or tails. Combining the coin toss result with a bet on the team that wins it (or even a larger parlay on the coin toss + game winner) can be a fun way to spice up your Super Bowl day.
For reference:
At Super Bowl LIX (2025), the Kansas City Chiefs won the coin toss by calling tails. They elected to defer to the second half, which gave the Eagles the opening kickoff.
Historical toss results bounce between heads and tails fairly evenly, so past outcomes don’t give a strong edge, but they can help with pattern awareness if that’s part of your betting strategy.
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