Blue Gatorade Bath Prop Bet Payout Odds Super Bowl 2021 - Chiefs-Bucs

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Blue Gatorade Bath Prop Bet Payout Odds Super Bowl 2021 - Chiefs-Bucs

A blue Gatorade bath pays out $80 for every $10 bet.

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What Color Liquid Will Be Poured on the Winning Coach of Super Bowl 55?
Color Odds
Orange +150 pays $15 for every $10 bet
Red +225 pays $22.50 for every $10 bet
Lime/Green/Yellow +250 pays $25 for every $10 bet
Clear/Water +800 pays $80 for every $10 bet
Blue +800 pays $80 for every $10 bet
Purple +1000 pays $100 for every $10 be

Patriots head coach Bill Belichick avoided an on-air dunking three times and John Harbaugh did the same in 2013 with the Ravens win.

But since 2001, here are the colors used and the number of times:

Orange: 5
Clear: 4
None: 4
Yellow: 3
Blue: 2
Purple: 2

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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