Super Bowl Gatorade Bath Color Odds, Prop Bet Prediction, Pick and History

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It’s Super Bowl season, which means it’s time for props on everything you can imagine in the game. One of the novelty props that has become quite popular in recent years is which color the Gatorade dumped on the winning head coach will be.
Last year, the Eagles gave Nick Sirianni a bath of yellow/lime Gatorade, which was also used by Philadelphia back in 2018.
The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks have won Super Bowls in the modern era, with the Patriots dumping blue gatorade on Bill Belichick and Pete Carroll getting doused in orange Gatorade by the Seahawks.
Let’s take a look at the odds and try to make an educated prediction on what the Gatorade bath color will be for Super Bowl 60.
Super Bowl 60 Gatorade Color Odds
- Orange +220
- Yellow/Lime or Green +260
- Blue +260
- Purple +800
- Red/Pink +1100
- Water/Clear +1200
Super Bowl Gatorade Color History
The history of the color of the Gatorade bath for the winning coach goes back to Super Bowl 35. The Seahawks are favored to win the game, so it makes sense that orange, the color they used in their last Super Bowl victory, is the favorite in the betting odds.
The Patriots last used blue, which isn’t too far behind in the odds.
Super Bowl | Winning Team | Gatorade Color |
|---|---|---|
Super Bowl 59 | Eagles | Yellow |
Super Bowl 58 | Chiefs | Purple |
Super Bowl 57 | Chiefs | Purple |
Super Bowl 56 | Rams | Blue |
Super Bowl 55 | Buccaneers | Blue |
Super Bowl 54 | Chiefs | Orange |
Super Bowl 53 | Patriots | Blue |
Super Bowl 52 | Eagles | Yellow |
Super Bowl 51 | Patriots | None |
Super Bowl 50 | Broncos | Orange |
Super Bowl 49 | Patriots | Blue |
Super Bowl 48 | Seahawks | Orange |
Super Bowl 47 | Ravens | None |
Super Bowl 46 | Giants | Purple |
Super Bowl 45 | Packers | Orange |
Super Bowl 44 | Saints | Orange |
Super Bowl 43 | Steelers | Yellow |
Super Bowl 42 | Giants | Clear |
Super Bowl 41 | Colts | Clear |
Super Bowl 40 | Steelers | Clear |
Super Bowl 39 | Patriots | Clear |
Super Bowl 38 | Patriots | None |
Super Bowl 37 | Buccaneers | Purple |
Super Bowl 36 | Patriots | None |
Super Bowl 35 | Ravens | Yellow |
Super Bowl Gatorade Color Frequency
Color | Times Used Since Super Bowl 35 |
|---|---|
Orange | 5 |
Purple | 4 |
Clear | 4 |
Blue | 4 |
Yellow | 4 |
None | 4 |
Super Bowl Gatorade Color Prediction
Orange is a classic color, and it’s what Seattle used last decade for Pete Caroll’s Gatorade bath. It still leads the way with five uses, although it can be tied if the Seahawks or Patriots opt for one of the other colors in Super Bowl 60.
There may be some value, if you can call it that, on blue at +260, but maybe the Patriots would want to use a new Gatorade color with a new coach and quarterback if they were to win Super Bowl 60.
Those two seem like the best bets, though, and I’ll settle on the chalk pick of orange.
Odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.
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Ryan is a sports betting writer at Sports Illustrated. He has experience working for NHL.com, NBC Sports, Covers, and more throughout his decade in the industry. As a Philadelphia native, he understands the passion and pain that come with being a sports fan.
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