Super Bowl 58: What Gatorade Color Was Dumped On Winning Head Coach?

Written By Matt Burke | Published at February 12, 2024

The NFL’s answer to a gender reveal party is about to take place in Las Vegas, Nevada. Novelty Super Bowl prop bettors will soon know whether or not they will cash on the famed Gatorade color wager. As soon as the sports drink hits the field on February 11 we will have an update to the question of what color was the Gatorade dumped on the winning head coach at Super Bowl 58. Purple and the combination of Yellow and Green were the Gatorade betting favorites heading into the game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs.

Update: The Chiefs dumped purple Gatorade on head coach Andy Reid for the second year in a row. Purple was around +275 at most sportsbooks ahead of the game.

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What Gatorade color was dumped on the coach at Super Bowl 58?

It is expected that either Chiefs head coach Andy Reid or 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan will be soaked Sunday night. The postgame Gatorade shower has become a tradition at the Super Bowl, ranking right up there with the “I’m going to Disney World” line. So what Gatorade color was dumped on the head of the winning coach at Super Bowl 58? You have come to the right place. Once the game is over we will update you on which color the Gatorade was after the finish of the Chiefs versus 49ers game. San Francisco was favored on the moneyline heading into the game. Here are what the Gatorade odds looked like in the days leading up to Super Bow LVIII.

Purple +225
Blue +275
Yellow +450
Green +450
Orange +500
Red +500
Clear +1000

Gatorade payouts

Here are what Gatorade payouts look like on a $10 bet based on the odds listed above.

Purple: $32.50
Blue: $37.50
Yellow: $55.00
Green: $55.00
Orange: $60.00
Red: $60.00
Water: $110.00

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