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Payout Odds on Purple Gatorade Shower Super Bowl 2025 - Chiefs vs. Eagles

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Jan/28/2025

A purple Gatorade shower at the end of Super Bowl 2025 pays out $210 for every $100 bet.

Oddsmakers are counting on a repeat of the 2023 Super Bowl where purple Gatorade was poured over Chiefs winning coach Andy Reid after defeating the Philadelphia Eagles.

Interestingly enough, last year's Gatorade color was also purple.

Purple is not even considered among the most popular Gatorade flavors. Blue is.

Blue has been poured three of four times since 2019, and prior to the consecutive purple Gatorade showers.

Gatorade Color History

2022: Blue, dumped on the LA Rams
2021: Blue, dumped on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2020: Orange, dumped on the Kansas City Chiefs
2019: Blue, dumped on the New England Patriots
2018: Yellow, dumped on the Philadelphia Eagles
2017: No Gatorade bath

Super Bowl 2025 Gatorade Shower Color Prop Bet

Purple
+210
Yellow/Lime or Green
+220
Orange
+500
Blue
+600
Red/Pink
+700
Water/Clear
+1000

By Mary Montgomery

A former track and field star and diver, Mary is a senior sports writer for the Gambling911.com website whose work spans well over a decade. She is the go-to person for our evening sports reports in the US. Mary works out of our Miami Beach headquarters.

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