Odds on the Color of the Gatorade Shower Super Bowl 2020

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Odds on the Color of the Gatorade Shower Super Bowl 2019

One can find odds on the color of the Gatorade shower below or place a bet here.

Typically, the team uniform color scheme is used to determine the odds for the Gatorade shower or bath color.  The 2020 Super Bowl features teams with a red color scheme, the first time this has ever happened.

Red was technically a co-favorite along with Green and Clear/Water.

Color of Liquid Poured on Winning Head Coach
5003     Lime/Green/Yellow         +250     
5007     Clear/Water         +300     
5001     Red/Pink         +300     
5006     Blue         +400     
5002     Orange         +400     
5005     Purple         +1400   

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