2022 Super Bowl Gatorade Color Prop Bet Odds and History

By Zach BrunnerFebruary 13, 2022Updated:February 13, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read Betting

One of the most popular Super Bowl props every single year is the Gatorade color prop bet. NFL fans around the country guess what color Gatorade the Super Bowl-winning coach will get dumped on their head.

Overall, this is a prop bet of no skill, analysis or reasoning. It’s a crapshoot, which is what makes it so fun. Luckily, the Gatorade color prop bet odds reflect how random it is. We will be using the Super Bowl prop bet odds from BetOnline Sportsbook. Even a small bet will give you a nice return!

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Super Bowl Gatorade Shower History

The first Super Bowl Gatorade shower in history came in 1987, when the New York Giants gave one to Bill Parcells. This has continued almost every single year, to the point that there are Super Bowl odds for us to bet on now.

Here’s how the past 21 Super Bowls have gone.

Year	Team	Color
2021	Buccaneers	Blue
2020	Chiefs	Orange
2019	Patriots	Blue
2018	Eagles	Yellow/Green
2017	Patriots	None
2016	Broncos	Orange
2015	Patriots	Blue
2014	Seahawks	Orange
2013	Ravens	None
2012	Giants	Purple
2011	Packers	Orange
2010	Saints	Orange
2009	Steelers	Yellow/Green
2008	Giants	Clear
2007	Colts	Clear
2006	Steelers	Clear
2005	Patriots	Clear
2004	Patriots	None
2003	Buccaneers	Purple
2002	Patriots	None
2001	Ravens	Yellow/Green

The most common Super Bowl Gatorade color has been orange, with five times. However, the color has been blue for two of the past three Super Bowls. This year, the odds favorite is clear.

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