Blue Gatorade Bath Prop Bet Odds - 2019 Super Bowl

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Blue Gatorade Bath Prop Bet Odds - 2019 Super Bowl

Odds on the Gatorade bath at this year's Super Bowl being the color blue were set at nearly 4-1 for a payout potential of $40 on every $10 bet. 


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There is value here since both teams have blue in their uniforms and logos.

In the 2015 Super Bowl, blue Gatorade was dumped on Patriots head coach Bill Belichick.

While green and yellow variations are favored, clear or water tend to be commonly used in Gatorade baths.  This year one can get Clear at 4-1 odds.

What color will the liquid be that is poured on the game-winning coach?  PLACE YOUR BETS HERE
  • Lime/green/yellow +225
  • Orange +300
  • Blue +375
  • Red +400
  • Clear/water +400
  • Purple +1000

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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