"Betting on a coin flip" is a popular term in the world of sports gambling to describe betting on an event that has a projected 50/50 outcome, but at the Super Bowl, that saying becomes literal. There ...

On the surface, it seems like the most even prop bet one can make. But Super Bowl history says a little different.

Newsweek breaks down the Super Bowl 60 coin toss betting odds and which sportsbooks and prediction markets offer this prop.

There is an almost endless amount of prop bets to place on the Super Bowl, but for some reason, arguably the most popular is whether or not the pre-game coin toss will land on heads or tails. "Betting ...

Super Bowl Sunday turns even the smallest moments into betting opportunities, and nothing starts earlier than the opening coin toss. What was once a blink-and-you-miss-it formality is now one of the ...

The Super Bowl kicks off with one of the most iconic rituals in sports: the coin toss. This simple yet crucial moment determines which team will start with the ball, and while it might seem like just ...

Betting the Super Bowl coin toss is one of the simplest - and most popular - ways to get action on the Big Game. It requires no football knowledge, offers a true 50/50 probability, and settles before ...

The coin toss has a 50/50 probability, but is that how it has played out? Illustration: Demetrius Robinson / The Athletic; Photos: Mike Ehrmann / Getty Images, Ben Liebenberg via AP Photo When the ...

Fans and bettors had opportunities to wager on the pregame coin flip for Super Bowl 60 between the Patriots and Seahawks. Yes, you could bet on whether the coin landed on heads or tails, and based on ...

You can place plenty of bets on the Super Bowl, from typical wagers on the game itself to weird and bizarre props. Somewhere, someone is offering a bet on or including on a watch party’s prop sheet ...