Super Bowl 61 Gatorade Betting Odds

At the end of Super Bowl 60, the Seattle Seahawks showered head coach Mike Macdonald with yellow/green Gatorade to cash a novelty prop for those who took that color. That marks the second straight Super Bowl with that color Gatorade in the celebration, following two straight years of purple when the Chiefs won Super Bowls 57 and 58. Blue was the celebratory color in three of the previous four Super Bowls.

The odds ahead of Super Bowl 60 had orange as a slight favorite ahead of yellow/green and purple at most books. Red, clear, and no Gatorade bath were available as longshot options.

Stay tuned for odds on the Gatorade bath for Super Bowl 61 at the conclusion of the 2026-27 NFL season.

Super Bowl 60 Gatorade bath color odds

Here were the final odds available in some states at FanDuel Sportsbook in advance of Super Bowl 60:

• Orange +225
• Blue +260
• Yellow/Green +260
• Purple +750
• Red/Pink +1100
• Water/clear +1100
• No Gatorade bath +5000

Where in the US is betting on Gatorade shower colors legal?

The bet is available at legal sportsbooks in the following areas of the United States (it’s also available at legal sportsbooks in Ontario):

• Illinois
• Louisiana
• New Jersey
• Washington, D.C.
• West Virginia
• Wyoming

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What’s the Super Bowl Gatorade bet?

Bettors wager on what color Gatorade the winning team will use in its celebration. In advance of the game, odds will be available for various choices. Once the lines are released, they will continue to shift in response to betting volume and other factors. Bettors simply choose which color they think will be used, and have a winning ticket if they make the right call. As an example, if the color you choose has odds of +200 and you bet $100, the profit potential is +200.

Recent Super Bowl Gatorade bath colors

The history of betting on the Gatorade color at legal US sportsbooks is brief. The wager was first available at FanDuel Sportsbook in 2019 and has since appeared at other books, as well.

There is a long tradition of dumping Gatorade on the winning coach, however at the end of the largest comeback in Super Bowl history to beat the Falcons in 2017, the Patriots didn’t take the time to shower Bill Belichick.

Here are the winning colors and their odds for the last seven years:

• 2026: Seattle Seahawks, yellow/green, +260
• 2025: Philadelphia Eagles, yellow/green, +450
• 2024: Kansas City Chiefs, purple, +120
• 2023: Kansas City Chiefs, purple, +750
• 2022: Los Angeles Rams, blue +300
• 2021: Tampa Bay Buccaneers, blue +650
• 2020: Kansas City Chiefs, orange +400
• 2019: New England Patriots, blue +150

History of Super Bowl Gatorade betting

While the bet has only been legal in the US for the past few years, data on the Gatorade color goes back to the turn of the century. Here’s the complete Gatorade history over that span:

How did the Gatorade tradition start?

The New York Giants of the 1980s often receive credit for starting the tradition. Then-head coach Bill Parcells regularly received a Gatorade bath when the team won. The Gatorade tradition became even more prominent when the team won Super Bowl XXI over the Denver Broncos, and Parcells was drenched in front of a worldwide audience.

In the years that followed, the shower became a part of celebrations in a number of other sports at various times. Since the late 1990s, this tradition began appearing in Super Bowl betting markets. Looking back to the results since 2001, here’s the complete color breakdown.

Super Bowl Gatorade color FAQ