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NFL | Feb 06

Will It Be Purple, Red, or Clear? BetUS Unveils Gatorade Bath Odds

The Gatorade Bath Is a Tradition That Has Stood the Test of Time and Will Always Be Iconic

Will It Be Purple, Red, or Clear? BetUS Unveils Gatorade Bath Odds
Head coach Andy Reid of the Kansas City Chiefs gets dunked in Gatorade / Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images/AFP

So Many Colors 🚿

BetUS has the widest range and the sharpest odds of Super Bowl betting specials…

Super Bowl 59 is on the horizon, and there are plenty of BetUS Super Bowl props, sides, and totals. But we also have a litany of novelty props associated with the game, and one of the most popular is the Super Bowl Gatorade color odds.

 

Super Bowl Gatorade Betting Odds

As the waning seconds tick off the clock and the game no longer hangs in the balance, there is an inevitable celebration on the winning sideline signaled by the traditional Gatorade bath over the head of the winning coach. It’s become a Super Bowl staple, and yes, fans can bet on it at BetUS.

Sports drink color bets are among the many Super Bowl LIX bets offered on the BetUS menu, making the NFL’s biggest game on its grandest stage even more exciting. Traditionalists will be more focused on the point spread and total of the game, but casual fans are interested in fun bets, and BetUS has them by truckload.

The Gatorade bath dates back to a regular season game between the Giants and the Redskins (now Commanders) in which New York won in convincing fashion, 37-13. It was at the end of the game that nose tackle Jim Burt grabbed a Gatorade cooler and poured it over the head of coach Bill Parcells. A tradition had begun, but it wasn’t until 1987 when the Gatorade bath made its Super Bowl debut when Parcells got baptized yet again when his Giants defeated the Broncos.

Since 2001, we have had orange Gatorade baths five times while blue and clear have been poured four times each. Interestingly enough, on four occasions there was no Gatorade bath, while purple and yellow have been the colors of choice three times apiece.

Savvy Chiefs fans will be aware that their last two consecutive Super Bowl titles began with coach Andy Reid getting showered in purple Gatorade. If the Chiefs win again, will we see a third purple appearance? Athletes are superstitious, so it just may be, but the Philadelphia Eagles have their own plans and perhaps a different color in their cooler.

 

BetUS Special Super Bowl Odds

Gatorade bath betting odds at BetUS come in more than one form. It’s not only about the Super Bowl Gatorade color, as there are other questions to be answered, like whether it will be an offensive or defensive player (or both) who does the pouring. BetUS has that precise prop on their betting menu available.

There are so many Super Bowl LIX bets to choose from at BetUS, including the over/under on the length of the Star-Spangled Banner and who the Super Bowl MVP will mention first when being interviewed (team/teammates, God/religion/faith, city/fans, coaches, family, or the team owner). BetUS has accompanying odds on each of those choices, which means even when the game is over, there are still wagers to be won!

FAQs

Why Bet on Super Bowl LIX Specials at BetUS?

BetUS has the widest range and the sharpest odds of Super Bowl betting specials in the industry, so there is no reason to go anywhere else.

 

Can I Bet on Super Bowl LIX Specials Before the Game?

Yes. Super Bowl LIX Specials are available right now.

 

What Happens if the Gatorade Bath Doesn’t Occur?

This is not as unusual as one might think, as there have been four occasions over the last 24 years in which a Gatorade bath failed to materialize. BetUS has this possibility listed as No Liquid to Be Poured on Winning Coach, and it is the longest shot on the board at +2000.

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