Red Gatorade Bath 2020 Super Bowl Could be Favorite for First Time

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Red Gatorade Bath 2020 Super Bowl Could be Favorite for First Time

BetOnline is set to post odds on the color of the Gatorade Bath at Super Bowl 54 (2020).

And which color will be the favorite?

It could be RED!

Typically Clear and Yellow reign supreme but this year might be different.

Let's let Darren Rovell of the Action Network and formerly of ESPN explain.

Whether this translates into red liquid being dumped on the winning head coach remains to be seen but, at the very least, the price will be significantly reduced than in years past.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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