Coldplay Prop Bet 2016 Super Bowl: Adventure of a Lifetime Favored as 1st Song

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MyBookie was featuring its Coldplay prop bet for the 2016 Super Bowl and more specifically the first song to be played by the popular band during the highly anticipated Halftime Show.

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Adventure of a Lifetime was coming in as the slight favorite at 2-1 odds, paying $20 for every $10 bet.

Viva La Vida is has the second shortest odds and will pay out $22 for every $10 bet.

Fix You promises a payout of $35 for every $10 bet if it is the first song played by ColdPlay at Super Bowl 50.

Yellow pays $40 for every $10 bet.

A Sky Full of Stars will pay out $42.50 for every $10 bet with a win.

Clocks pays $70, Paradise pays $80, Speed of Sound pays $85 and Head Full of Dreams pays $90.

- Jordan Bach, Gambling911.com

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