Ready for the Splash Tonight? How to Bet the Super Bowl Gatorade Color Odds

Finally, at long last, Super Bowl Sunday has arrived. In less than hours time the dust will be settled on the works of it, and either Mike Vrabel of the New England Patriots or Mike Macdonald of the Seattle Seahawks will have had their first Super Bowl Gatorade bath (at least, probably...they could go without, I suppose, that's boring). Our guide on how to bet the Super Bowl Gatorade color prop will help set you up for the ultimate late-game thrill.

The Seahawks enter today's 6:30 p.m. ET (NBC/Peacock) kickoff at Levi's Stadium as a 4.5-point betting favorite, so naturally, the Gatorade colors leading the way line up with a Seattle victory. But what happens if the Patriots pull off the upset? Or what if you just like another color more, and want your Super Bowl predictions to go off script a bit. 

This market has shifted a lot. The Seattle choice for yellow/lime green has moved to -110, making it almost a certainty if they win that they'll go that color.

🏈 How to bet on the Super Bowl 60 Gatorade color: Seahawks vs. Patriots

I'm going to guide you through the following steps to set you up for how to bet the Super Bowl 60 Gatorade color for Seahawks vs. Patriots. 

• Check the numbers: stay on top of the best and most up to date Super Bowl Gatorade color odds
• Hit the books: looking at the history of the Gatorade color can be a fun way to buck or lean into a trend
• Stay hydrated: pick your favorite flavor and make your selections
• Choose your sportsbook: find a sportsbook that works best for you and get your wager in

📊 Super Bowl Gatorade color odds

We have our first taste of 2026 Super Bowl Gatorade color odds from FanDuel. More sites will open this market as we near the big game.

📜 Super Bowl Gatorade color betting odds history

Part of what makes the Super Bowl Gatorade color prop so intriguing is that historically there hasn't been a real front-runner.

A great way to determine the possible color of Gatorade is to watch the NFC and AFC Championship games, as the winning team will almost certainly dump something on their head coach. 

Here's a breakdown of the color of the winning coach's Gatorade shower over the years:

We've witnessed most winning coaches drenched in Gatorade after Super Bowls since the tradition began at Super Bowl 21 in 1987. Since Super Bowl 35, with the exception of a few years featuring curmudgeon Bill Belichick, nearly every coach has taken the Gatorade bath. Last time the Patriots and Seahawks clashed in the Super Bowl, that's exactly what happened.

Let's take a look at the breakdown of winning Super Bowl Gatorade baths by color:

• Clear: 8
• Orange: 6
• Blue: 4
• None: 4
• Purple: 4
• Yellow: 4

Clear, or water, leads here. However, it hasn't appeared in a Super Bowl postgame shower since Super Bowl 42 when Tom Coughlin was drenched. 

Here's a look at the winning Super Bowl Gatorade color betting odds from the past five years.

• Yellow (-190, Eagles 2025)
• Purple (+275, Chiefs 2024)
• Purple (+1000, Chiefs 2023)
• Blue (+310, Rams 2023)
• Blue (+650, Buccaneers 2021)

💰 Make your pick & choose your sportsbook

Now that you've settled on your favorite flavor, when the bath will happen, and who will do the pouring, it's time to get your bet in. You can make your selection at your favorite sportsbook, but I'd recommend starting with the best Super Bowl betting sites.

Most of the largest legal sportsbooks in the United States and Canada will offer a variety of props around the Gatorade.

❓ Super Bowl Gatorade color FAQs

Can I bet on the Super Bowl Gatorade bath?

Sportsbooks will offer novelty props on the Super Bowl 60 Gatorade bath and props above ahead of the big game.

Who is the Super Bowl favorite?

The Seattle Seahawks are the Super Bowl betting favorite over the New England Patriots.

When will the 2026 Super Bowl be played?

Super Bowl 60 will be played on Feb. 8, 2026.

Where will the 2026 Super Bowl be played?

The 2026 Super Bowl will take place at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

How to watch Super Bowl 2026

NBC will broadcast Super Bowl 60 nationally.