Super Bowl Coin Toss Odds 2027: Heads vs. Tails Betting Lines & History

The Super Bowl coin toss odds attract more betting action than almost all Super Bowl player props each season, even though heads and tails are rarely offered at even money.

Other coin toss prop bets include whether the call will be correct and which team will win the flip. We’re here to help answer these questions as part of our coverage of Super Bowl novelty props ahead of Super Bowl 2027 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif.

🪙 Super Bowl coin toss odds: Heads or tails?

To look back on as an example, here were the Super Bowl coin toss odds for Super Bowl 60 between the Seahawks and Patriots:

Credit to bet365 for being the only one of our best Super Bowl betting sites offering 50/50 even-money odds at +100. A winning $10 bet on heads or tails would have returned a profit of $10. The same wager on the Super Bowl coin toss at FanDuel with -104 odds would have returned a lesser profit of $9.62, as the sportsbook takes 38 cents on every $10 wager on either side.

📊 Additional coin toss betting markets

Here are some additional betting markets for the Super Bowl coin toss, again using the 2026 game as an example.

Coin toss winner: Seahawks vs. Patriots

Another (seemingly) 50/50 proposition regarding the Super Bowl coin toss is a bet on which team will win the flip. Here were the odds for Seahawks vs. Patriots.

DraftKings is charging a higher vig for its coin toss winner market. The Seahawks will call the coin toss as the official road team of the 2026 Super Bowl, but we're again seeing equal odds on both sides of the line at each of our best NFL betting sites offering this market.

Team that wins the coin toss wins the game

This same-game parlay of sorts asks whether the team that wins the coin toss will also win the game; odds from FanDuel:

🎉 Super Bowl coin toss specials

Caesars offers a variety of Super Bowl coin toss specials, all essentially asking for the combination of coin toss and Super Bowl winner. Here were the offerings from 2026.

• Seahawks win toss/Seahawks win game: +165
• Heads/Seahawks win game: +175
• Tails/Seahawks win game: +175
• Patriots win toss/Seahawks win game: +185
• Patriots win toss/Patriots win game: +440
• Heads/Patriots win game: +450
• Tails/Patriots win game: +450
• Seahawks win toss/Patriots win game: +460

The odds are higher for any combo, including the Patriots winning the game because the Seahawks entered as the 4.5-point betting favorite by the Super Bowl odds.

🪙 Super Bowl novelty prop sheet PDF

Here was our Super Bowl printable prop bet sheet focused entirely on novelty props for the 2026 game.

📜 Super Bowl coin toss history

It might only be a coin flip, but there's an awful lot of historical data available to sports bettors who are either curious about its history, or believe there are trends to mine (there aren't).

Here's a breakdown of the history of the Super Bowl coin toss.

Here are some quick facts based on the above results:

• Tails has come up 31 times in Super Bowl history, compared with heads at 29
• No result has come up more than five times in a row, with heads the correct call from Super Bowls 43-47
• The Dallas Cowboys own the distinction of having the most Super Bowl coin toss wins, with six
• The Kansas City Chiefs have won the coin toss in three straight Super Bowls
• San Francisco has won five Super Bowl coin flips, followed by the Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs with four wins
• Tom Brady was on the losing end of the coin toss in all seven of his Super Bowl titles
• The team to win the coin toss had gone on to lose the previous eight Super Bowls before the Chiefs finally ended the streak in February of 2023 and then repeated in 2024

📖 How to read Super Bowl prop odds

Super Bowl coin toss odds are typically displayed with a positive or negative sign. Here’s a quick guide:

• Positive Odds (i.e., +100): This indicates how much you win on a $100 bet. For example, +100 means if you bet $100, you win $100 if your bet is successful. It implies that the outcome is considered an even bet.
• Negative Odds (i.e., -105): This shows how much you need to bet to win $100. For example, -105 means you need to bet $105 to win $100. It indicates that the outcome is favored.

The odds in this market will always be equal on either side. While the odds should be +100 to represent a 50% implied probability, some sportsbooks will charge a vig with odds of -105 for both heads and tails. The -105 odds represent an implied probability of 51.22% and the extra $5 added to a $100 bet to return a $100 profit is the sportsbook's cut.

❓ Super Bowl coin toss FAQs

Can I bet on the Super Bowl coin toss?

Many of our best sports betting sites offer novelty props for Super Bowl 60, including the outcome of the coin toss and props that include the outcome of the coin toss and the game.

What was the result of the Super Bowl coin toss last year?

Heads was the result of last year's Super Bowl coin toss. The New England Patriots won the toss but lost the game.

When will the 2027 Super Bowl be played?

Super Bowl 61 will be played on Feb. 14, 2027 at Sofi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif.

Who will be the halftime performer for Super Bowl 2027?

We don't know the halftime performer yet, but Miley Cyrus leads the Super Bowl halftime show odds.

How to watch Super Bowl 2027

ESPN will broadcast Super Bowl 61 nationally.