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Orange has been the most popular Gatorade color at the Super Bowl since 2001. Purple, blue, clear/water and no Gatorade at all each check in with four, while yellow/green has been represented The Most Common Gatorade Colors In Super Bowl History. Since 2001, orange has been the most popular color, appearing multiple times. Blue and purple have also made significant appearances, while Based on this data, the most frequently used Gatorade color in Super Bowl celebrations is orange, appearing 5 times (21.7% of the time), according to sources like Marca and People. The first Super Bowl Gatorade bath came in 1987 at Super Bowl XXI. Near the end of the fourth quarter, CBS producers were instructing cameramen to keep an eye on the Giants bench and Gatorade According to The Athletic, guessing the color of the Gatorade poured over the winning coach's head is one of the most popular prop bets. The good people at Oddsshark have done a fine job tracking the history of Gatorade Showers at Super Bowls. There’s been one nearly every year since Super Bowl XXXV in 2001. Splashing the winning Super Bowl coach with Gatorade has become more than a fun tradition. Guessing the color has become a prop bet that generates more than $1 million, although the wager is Blue is the most common Gatorade color used at the end of the Super Bowl game over the past decade. Most of the games were blockbusters. The last time that Gatorade wasn't poured on the winning The tradition of dousing the Super Bowl's winning coach in Gatorade dates back to the mid-1980s: see some recent Gatorade pours to better your props betting odds. Gatorade Color Trends. Since 2001, orange-colored Gatorade has been dumped on coaches five times (20.8%), the highest total. However, blue Gatorade has been the color of choice four times since 2015. Super Bowl 2025: date, time, halftime show and everything you need to know; Super Bowl Halftime Show; Super Bowl Winners List; Gatorade Color Super Bowl; Kendrick Lamar News; Tom Brady ; Sean One of the most popular Super Bowl bets is the color of the Gatorade that gets poured on the winning coach. Here is a brief history on years past. Soon, almost every Super Bowl-winning team was dousing their head coach — so much so, that online sportsbooks began accepting wagers on the color of the sports drink. And four decades later, its one of the most common Super Bowl wagers every year. Sportsbooks were quick to recognize that money could be made beyond the games themselves, and in 2019, FanDuel became the first to offer fans a chance to bet on the color of the Super Bowl Gatorade shower. In five years of betting, blue Gatorade has been the most common color, winning three times. Odds for the Super Bowl Gatorade color prop came out on January 28, with Purple opening as the favorite at +250 odds. If you look at the recent trends below, it should come as no surprise that purple was the favorite, since it was used each of the last two years by the Chiefs. Despite its common usage, there has been only one Super Bowl champion since 2001 whose team color is orange — the Broncos in 2016, who dumped orange Gatorade on their head coach. The Steelers used yellow in 2009, the Patriots used blue twice and the Rams used blue in 2022. Gatorade Bath Color History: Last 15 Super Bowls. For reference, here are the results of the Gatorade bath from the last 15 seasons. We used the last 15 because interestingly enough, there was a five-year stretch of either no bath or clear/water baths prior to Super Bowl XLIII and just two color baths in the previous 20 (!) seasons, so this is more of a recent tradition than it would seem. Gatorade Color Trends. Since 2001, orange-colored Gatorade has been dumped on coaches five times (20.8%), the highest total. However, blue Gatorade has been the color of choice four times since 2015. Guessing the color of the Gatorade is not the only non-game specific moment fans can bet on at the Super Bowl. Other landmark moments are the coin toss at the start of the game, the length of the Gatorade Bath. Betting on the color of the Gatorade shower given to the winning coach has become a popular novelty wager. Orange has been the most frequently chosen color in past Super Bowls, but blue has been the selection for the last two championships. This year, purple leads the odds (not all US sportsbooks offer the Gatorade prop).
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