Coin Toss

Professional handicappers will spend countless hours studying the Big Game, but none of that hard work will help them with the most popular Super Bowl prop bet: the result of the pregame coin toss which determines which team will start with the ball.

Maybe that’s why it’s so popular – the simplicity of the entire situation which makes betting on it easy. Regardless the logistics of the situation are thrilling to any online sports bettor, especially after a day or munching snacks and chugging ales.

Or maybe it’s because the revered coin-toss ceremony has become the unofficial “start” of the football game itself, and therefore has taken its rightful place atop the list of Super Bowl props. Either way, the Super Bowl Coin Toss prop bet should be made for entertainment purposes only.

Bet on the Super Bowl Coin Toss?

We headed to Super Bowl 57 with a strange coin toss ‘trend’ emerging – the team that has won the past eight Super Bowl coin tosses has gone on to lose the game. Sportsbooks usually offers a coin toss prop that states ‘will the team that wins the coin toss also win the game,’ so if that ‘trend’ holds up, it’s easy money!

And if the New England Patriots make the Super Bowl anytime soon, check out this handicapping gem. In the five Super Bowls where they lost the coin toss, they won the game. In the three Super Bowls where they won the coin toss, they ended up losing. Good information just in case they are back in the big game next time!

See our Super Bowl 54 coin toss trends story.

Ways to bet the Super Bowl Coin Toss

Will the Coin Toss be Heads or Tails?
Heads –105
Tails –105

Who Will Win the Coin Toss?
Team A –105
Team B –105

Will Team That Wins Coin Toss Also Win Super Bowl 56?
Yes -105
No -105

 Super Bowl Coin Toss Toss Winner Game Winner
1 Heads Packers Packers
2 Tails Raiders Packers
3 Heads Jets Jets
4 Tails Vikings Chiefs
5 Tails Cowboys Colts
6 Heads Dolphins Cowboys
7 Heads Dolphins Dolphins
8 Heads Dolphins Dolphins
9 Tails Steelers Steelers
10 Heads Cowboys Steelers
11 Tails Raiders Raiders
12 Heads Cowboys Cowboys
13 Heads Cowboys Steelers
14 Heads Rams Steelers
15 Tails Eagles Raiders
16 Tails 49ers 49ers
17 Tails Dolphins Redskins
18 Heads Raiders Raiders
19 Tails 49ers 49ers
20 Tails Bears Bears
21 Tails Broncos Giants
22 Heads Redskins Redskins
23 Tails 49ers 49ers
24 Heads Broncos 49ers
25 Heads Bills Giants
26 Heads Redskins Redskins
27 Heads Bills Cowboys
28 Tails Cowboys Cowboys
29 Heads 49ers 49ers
30 Tails Cowboys Cowboys
31 Heads Patriots Packers
32 Tails Packers Broncos
33 Tails Falcons Broncos
34 Tails Rams Rams
35 Tails Giants Ravens
36 Heads Rams Patriots
37 Tails Buccaneers Buccaneers
38 Tails Panthers Patriots
39 Tails Eagles Patriots
40 Tails Seahawks Steelers
41 Heads Bears Colts
42 Tails Giants Giants
43 Heads Cardinals Steelers
44 Heads Saints Saints
45 Heads Packers Packers
46 Heads Patriots Giants
47 Heads Ravens Ravens
48 Tails Seahawks Seahawks
49 Tails Seahawks Patriots
50 Tails Panthers Broncos
51 Tails Falcons Patriots
52 Heads Patriots Eagles
53 Tails Rams Patriots
54 Tails 49ers Chiefs
55 Heads Chiefs Buccaneers
56 Heads Bengals Rams
57 Tails Chiefs Chiefs

If you were to make a $100 bet on this Super Bowl prop every year for the next 100 years, you would expect to win 50 times and lose 50 times, for a deficit of $250. That’s why the Coin Toss prop should only be made for fun.

And since this is a true 50/50 proposition with little risk to the sportsbook, many only charge –105 juice instead of the standard –110.