SUPER BOWL LVIII GATORADE BATH Odds: Exploring Super Bowl Gatorade Bath Historical Results

Super Bowl Gatorade Bath Historical Results

The Super Bowl Gatorade bath has been going on for years, but few know the origins of the iconic moment in the Big Game. It has spread throughout sports, but how did it all start? Jason Radowitz analyzes the Super Bowl Gatorade bath past results and checks out the odds for Super Bowl LVIII

Super Bowl Gatorade Bath Odds For Super Bowl 58

What Is The Super Bowl Gatorade Bath?

The Super Bowl Gatorade Bath is when the winning coach is doused with Gatorade from a bucket by his players from the team's sideline after winning a big game.

This tradition began in the 1980s and has caught on since. Now, people can even bet the color of the Gatorade Bath. This was legalized in 2019 for legal markets.

Where Can I Bet On Gatorade Color Prop Bets?

There aren't many legal areas to bet on this prop.

From our knowledge, only Washington D.C., Illinois, Louisiana, New Jersey, West Virginia, Wyoming, and Ontario, Canada are allowing wagers on this prop.

What Color Was The Gatorade In Super Bowl 2023?

In Super Bowl LVII between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs, Andy Reid of the Chiefs had purple Gatorade thrown on him after winning his second Super Bowl as head coach of the Chiefs.

Purple was a major surprise, as it had odds of +1000.

This prop was legalized in 2019. But from 2019, the +1000 was the largest upset for a Gatorade Bath yet.

Super Bowl Gatorade Bath Historical Results

Super Bowl Historical Results Breakdown

The NFL tradition will live on for another year as we head to Super Bowl 58 between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers. The tradition arguably began in 1984 when Jim Burt threw a cooler of Gatorade on Bill Parcells after the Giants beat Washington in a mid-season 1984 matchup. There are some clips of football players throwing Gatorade at their coaches a year prior. But it started to stick in the NFL when Burt did it. Burt didn't like how he was treated in practice before that game against Washington. Therefore, he threw Gatorade on Bill Parcells for revenge after the game. The Giants kept doing it after wins in 1984, and the tradition has stuck ever since.

This year, the color Purple opened up as the favorite at +200. It's now down to +150. Ultimately, the Chiefs used purple Gatorade last year after winning the Super Bowl against the Eagles in Super Bowl 57. However, Orange Gatorade has started to gain some steam on the betting board. It's sitting around +325 at most books. This was the color that the Chiefs used when they beat the 49ers in 2020. Orange has also been the most used color of Gatorade since it's been kept track. Meanwhile, there was a time when the uniform color helped make decisions. Therefore, some people believe the Chiefs and 49ers will use the color red, since that's a primary color for both teams. However, we haven't seen red since it's been kept track. Still, we were all shocked by purple last year. Red could be the surprise of this year.

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