Orange Gatorade Bath Color Poured on Coach Prop Bet for the 2026 Super Bowl Pays out Greater Than 2-1 Odds

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Orange Gatorade bath

If this year's Gatorade bath turns out to be orange, the payout would be $240 for every $100 bet at BetOnline

Gatorade Color Poured on Coach

Orange +240

Blue +240

Yellow/Green/Lime +275

Purple +550

Clear/Water +700

Red/Pink +1400

Last ten Super Bowls Gatorade Bath Colors

Super Bowl LIX (2025) – Yellow/green

Super Bowl LVIII (2024) – Purple

Super Bowl LVII (2023) – Purple

Super Bowl LVI (2022) – Blue

Super Bowl LV (2021) – Blue

Super Bowl LIV (2020) – Orange

Super Bowl LIII (2019) – Blue

Super Bowl LII (2018) – Yellow

Super Bowl LI (2017) – None (no bath)

Super Bowl L (2016) – Orange

  • Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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