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 ...

"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. The Patriots won the toss ahead of Super Bowl 60, with the coin landing on heads. New ...

That’s how Tim Chartier, an applied mathematician specializing in sports analytics, explains the trend behind one of the NFL’s most debated rituals: the Super Bowl coin toss. On paper, the toss is a ...

We will post the results of the ever-popular Super Bowl coin flip prop bet as soon as it occurs in Santa Clara, CA. One of the top Super Bowl 60 novelty props will focus on the pre-game coin flip.

The Super Bowl 60 coin toss is over in the blink of an eye, but it remains one of the most bet-on moments of the entire game. Casual fans and seasoned bettors flock to betting on the coin toss and ...

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 ...

Every Super Bowl coin is produced by the Highland Mint in Melbourne, Fla., under strict manufacturing standards. “Even when helmet designs change or logos shift, the weight difference is imperceptible ...