Will The Seahawks Win the Coin Toss Super Bowl Odds

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Mybookie.ag has your odds on whether the Seahawks win the coin toss.  The payout would be $10 on a $11.50 bet (the $11.50 bet is refunded along with the $10 win).

The Seahawks will be playing in their third Super Bowl and second straight.  Their last two Super Bowl appearances have resulted in the coin toss landing on tails.  

As always, one can also bet on heads or tails and if the team that wins the coin toss wins this year’s Super Bowl.

The coin landed on tails in the last Super Bowl, however, the five previous championship games had the coin land on heads.

Tails has occurred in 10 of the last 17 Super Bowl games.  Only once over this period of time has tails not won in consecutive Super Bowls.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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