Top Pay Per Head Super Bowl Half Time Show Propositions

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Top Pay Per Head Super Bowl Half Time Show Propositions

Will your bookie be offering betting on this year's Super Bowl Halftime Show?  If not you need to hook up with someone who utilizes a Pay Per Head platform that does.

The new kid on the block, TopPayPerHead.com is a Pay Per Head business backed by some of the deepest pockets in the world of offshore sports betting. A full service Pay Per Head Solution being offered at just $4 per head or less.  LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING is available.

TopPayPerHead.com will be offering hundreds of customized Super Bowl prop bets this season.

Below you will find a sampling of Super Bowl 52 Halftime Show propositions:

Justin Timberlake first song during halftime show?

Can’t Stop The Feeling! +150

Sexyback +175

Rock Your Body +400

Cry Me A River +500

Mirrors +550

Filthy +750

True Colors +800

Love Never Felt So Good +900

What Goes Around…Comes Around +1000

Senorita +1250

Suit & Tie +1500

Field - Any Other Song +200

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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