Confused? BetOnline to Pay All Bets on First Coldplay Song of SB50 Halftime Show

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Which song did Coldplay player first at this year’s Super Bowl?

It doesn’t matter if you were betting this prop with our friends at BetOnline.

BetOnline’s Dave Mason tells Gambling911.com it wasn’t entirely clear which song was played first as part of a popular SB50 Halftime prop wager.  This has the online gambling sector in an upheaval as it was among the most trafficked prop features on the Gambling911.com website.

“Some controversy about what was Coldplay’s first song,” Mason advised Gambling911.com late Sunday evening immediately following the big game.

“Most say Yellow. Some Via La Vida. Some say Yellow lyrics to VLV music. Not a Coldplay fan so not sure what the correct answer is. So we decided to pay out both as winners.”

Good job BetOnline!

Now one thing that can’t be disputed is that Beyonce cleavage prop bet they were offering!

No she didn’t show.

- Chris Costigan, Gambling911..com Publisher

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