Super Bowl Coin Toss Odds: History, Results, And How To Bet


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At Super Bowl 60, the coin flip landed on heads, with the Patriots winning the coin toss and choosing to defer.

The simplest proposition for the biggest sporting event of the year is a literal coin toss. Books typically offer close-to-even odds on whether the opening coin toss ahead of the Super Bowl will be heads or tails, with the probability split down the middle.

Super Bowl 61 will take place on Feb. 14, 2027, at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, and bettors will once again have a chance to place wagers at legal online sportsbooks on the opening coin toss bet. Choosing heads or tails has become a rite of passage for many sports bettors and is one of the more popular options on the Super Bowl odds board.

Super Bowl 60 coin toss odds

Here were the betting odds for the Super Bowl 60 coin toss at FanDuel Sportsbook.

Super Bowl 60 coin toss heads or tails:

You could have also wagered on which team would win the opening coin toss:

Super Bowl 60 coin toss winner:

For another option, you can bet on whether the coin toss winner will also go on to win the game. Here were those odds last year:

Super Bowl 60 coin toss winner wins game:

Last but not least, there is also usually an option to bet on a team to win both the coin toss and the game:

Super Bowl 60 odds for a team to win coin toss and game:

This bet lost last year, as the Pats won the toss, but the Seahawks won the game.

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What US states have legal Super Bowl coin toss bets?

Betting on the Super Bowl coin toss is not available in every US legal sports betting jurisdiction. Here are the states where the bet was legally offered a year ago:

Notice how Missouri and New York (for example) are not on this list. The wager isn’t allowed in either of those two states.

Other ways to bet on the Super Bowl coin flip

There are a couple of other props that include the opening flip. First, you can bet on whether the player who gets to call the flip will make the right call:

Player to call the opening coin toss correctly

The above is another straightforward bet. In Super Bowl 60, Seattle’s Cooper Kupp called tails and lost. (By the way, there was a small controversy as some who watched the broadcast actually thought they heard Kupp say “heads.”)

For a bet with a little more going on, you can tie together the result of the flip with the game’s outcome. Here’s what the odds for this prop looked like last year:

To win the opening coin toss and the game

As noted above, in Super Bowl 60, the Pats won the coin toss but went on to lose the game, making “no” at odds of +600 the correct choice.

On an all-time basis, the coin toss results align closely with the 50/50 nature of the wager. The result has been tails 31 times and heads 29.

All-time Super Bowl coin flip results

Here’s a full rundown of the opening coin flip at the Super Bowl. As you scroll through the list, you’ll notice several lengthy streaks. The longest run for heads was five straight a few years back, while tails has hit four in a row on three separate occasions.

Super BowlTeamsFavoriteGame WinnerHeads or TailsToss Winner
LXSeahawks vs. PatriotsSeahawksSeahawksHeadsPatriots
LIXEagles vs. ChiefsChiefsEaglesTailsChiefs
LVIIIChiefs vs. 49ers49ersChiefsHeadsChiefs
LVIIChiefs vs. EaglesEaglesChiefsTailsChiefs
LVIRams vs. BengalsRamsRamsHeadsBengals
LVChiefs vs. BuccaneersChiefsBuccaneersHeadsChiefs
LIVChiefs vs. 49ersChiefsChiefsTails49ers
LIIIPatriots vs. RamsPatriotsPatriotsTailsRams
LIIPatriots vs. EaglesPatriotsEaglesHeadsPatriots
LIFalcons vs. PatriotsPatriotsPatriotsTailsFalcons
LPanthers vs. BroncosPanthersBroncosTailsPanthers
XLIXSeahawks vs. PatriotsPick’emPatriotsTailsSeahawks
XLVIIISeahawks vs. BroncosBroncosSeahawksTailsSeahawks
XLVIIRavens vs. 49ers49ersRavensHeadsRavens
XLVIPatriots vs. GiantsPatriotsGiantsHeadsPatriots
XLVPackers vs. SteelersPackersPackersHeadsPackers
XLIVSaints vs. ColtsColtsSaintsHeadsSaints
XLIIICardinals vs. SteelersSteelersSteelersHeadsCardinals
XLIIGiants vs. PatriotsPatriotsGiantsTailsGiants
XLIBears vs. ColtsColtsColtsHeadsBears
XLSeahawks vs. SteelersSteelersSteelersTailsSeahawks
XXXIXEagles vs. PatriotsPatriotsPatriotsTailsEagles
XXXVIIIPanthers vs. PatriotsPatriotsPatriotsTailsPanthers
XXXVIIBuccaneers vs. RaidersRaidersBuccaneersTailsBuccaneers
XXXVIRams vs. PatriotsRamsPatriotsHeadsRams
XXXVGiants vs. RavensRavensRavensTailsGiants
XXXIVRams vs. TitansRamsRamsTailsRams
XXXIIIFalcons vs. BroncosBroncosBroncosTailsFalcons
XXXIIPackers vs. BroncosPackersBroncosTailsPackers
XXXIPatriots vs. PackersPackersPackersHeadsPatriots
XXXCowboys vs. SteelersCowboysCowboysTailsCowboys
XXIX49ers vs. Chargers49ers49ersHeads49ers
XXVIIICowboys vs. BillsCowboysCowboysTailsCowboys
XXVIICowboys vs. BillsCowboysCowboysHeadsBills
XXVIWashington vs. BillsWashingtonWashingtonHeadsWashington
XXVBills vs. GiantsBillsGiantsHeadsBills
XXIVBroncos vs. 49ers49ers49ersHeadsBroncos
XXIII49ers vs. Bengals49ers49ersTails49ers
XXIIWashington vs. BroncosBroncosWashingtonHeadsWashington
XXIBroncos vs. GiantsGiantsGiantsTails49ers
XXBears vs. PatriotsBearsBearsTailsBears
XIX49ers vs. Dolphins49ers49ersTails49ers
XVIIIRaiders vs. WashingtonWashingtonRaidersHeadsRaiders
XVIIDolphins vs. WashingtonDolphinsWashingtonTailsDolphins
XVI49ers vs. Bengals49ers49ersTails49ers
XVEagles vs. RaidersEaglesRaidersTailsEagles
XIVRams vs. SteelersSteelersSteelersHeadsRams
XIIICowboys vs. SteelersSteelersSteelersHeadsCowboys
XIICowboys vs. BroncosCowboysCowboysHeadsCowboys
XIRaiders vs. VikingsRaidersRaidersTailsRaiders
XCowboys vs. SteelersSteelersSteelersHeadsCowboys
IXSteelers vs. VikingsSteelersSteelersTailsSteelers
VIIIDolphins vs. VikingsDolphinsDolphinsHeadsDolphins
VIIDolphins vs. WashingtonDolphinsDolphinsHeadsDolphins
VIDolphins vs. CowboysCowboysCowboysHeadsDolphins
VCowboys vs. ColtsColtsColtsTailsCowboys
IVVikings vs. ChiefsVikingsChiefsTailsVikings
IIIJets vs. ColtsColtsJetsHeadsJets
IIPackers vs. RaidersPackersPackersTailsRaiders
IPackers vs. ChiefsPackersPackersHeadsPackers

Other Super Bowl prop bets

Looking for other options when it comes to your Super Bowl props? Check our guides for what’s available at the top Super Bowl betting sites.

How many times has the coin toss winner won the Super Bowl?

All-time, this has happened 26 times in 60 Super Bowls. The last two coin toss winners lost the game. Before that, the Chiefs won the toss and the game twice in a row, ending a run of eight straight Super Bowls when the coin-toss winner lost.

Super Bowl coin flip FAQ

Is it legal to bet on the Super Bowl coin toss?

In many states, yes, but not all. State regulators determine which types of bets are allowed in each US legal sportsbook jurisdiction.

Which team calls the Super Bowl coin flip?

The “visiting” team gets to make the call. While the Super Bowl generally takes place on a neutral field, there are still home-and-away designations for the two clubs. At Super Bowl 56, the Rams were the “visitors” and got to call the flip, even though the game took place at their home field, SoFi Stadium.

When is the 2027 Super Bowl? 

Super Bowl 61 will take place on Feb. 14 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. ABC and ESPN will be handling broadcast duties.

Does the Super Bowl coin flip use a special coin?

Yes. Highland Mint has made the official Super Bowl coin every year since 1994. The design changes annually. For Super Bowl LX, heads featured the Super Bowl LX logo and the commissioner’s signature, while tails featured the logos of the two competing teams.