Ridiculous Super Bowl LX Bets
The Super Bowl is big for so many reasons. The players and fans of both teams have their hearts set on being Super Bowl Champions, but there are so many other elements to Super Bowl Sunday. Companies of all kinds pour millions into advertising to capture the world’s attention and sell their products to the public. According to USA Today, a 30-second spot at this year’s game will cost companies a record $10 million.
For comparison, here is the price increase over the last few years.
- 2025: $8 million
- 2024: $7 million
- 2023: $6.5 million
- 2022: $5.5 million
- 2021: $5.6 million
- 2020: $5.3 million
- 2019: $5.2 million
- 2018: $5 million
- 2017: $4.5 million
- 2016: $4.25 million
But to put things in perspective, the average price of a 30-second ad during Game 7 of the 2018 World Series was just $500,000, while the price for a 30-second ad at the 2019 Oscars cost $2.6 million. That doesn’t seem so long ago, and those price points come and a bargain compared to today’s numbers.
Usually, there are a few big movie trailers that try to kick off the year by building hype for the hottest must-see blockbusters. The art form of a “Must-See” movie trailer can’t be denied these days, yet spending millions of dollars to miss the mark can be crippling. Let’s also not forget the bars, pubs, and restaurants fans will visit around the world; each host location will have a chance to pull in its biggest single-day earnings of the year.
Yet the real hidden gem of this yearly mega-event doesn’t come with a side of fries.
I’ll admit it: I drop more cash on food, beverages, and “friendly wagers” on Super Bowl prop bets than on any other NFL day of the year. But money trades hands as you could only imagine for the big-name online sportsbooks or Las Vegas Casinos. With bets as crazy as calling “Heads or Tails” for the game’s kickoff, you know if you look hard enough, the insane prop bets will surely be worth a laugh.
However, this is a fun article pointing out some hilarious Super Bowl Prop Bets. I’m not suggesting you should bet on any of them. If you do sign up, please use your game sense and bet responsibly. I researched many providers to bring you these top 10 funny bets for a laugh.
Will Seattle Attempt a Pass From Opponent’s 1 Yard Line?
Prop Bet Odds:
- Yes +400
- No -650
This prop bet is ice cold.
Most people know the reference, but for those who don’t, in Super Bowl XLIX, the Seattle Seahawks stood at the New England Patriots’ 1-yard line, trailing by four, with seconds remaining. They had Marshawn Lynch. They had one of the most talented rosters in league history. They had everything except the play call, which was a slant pass into the teeth of a defense that was expecting exactly that. Malcolm Butler intercepted it. The game was over. That was eleven years ago. The same two franchises are meeting again, and someone has decided the most interesting question is whether Seattle will do it again. Not whether they will score. Not whether they will win. Whether they will, at some point, call a pass play from the 1.
My Pick: I actually like the odds. Maybe a playacction pass out of a goalline formation on first or second down. That’s a fun bet.
How Many Times Will Cardi B be Shown?
Prop Bet Odds:
- Over 1.5 (+150)
- Under 1.5 (-200)
This is the Taylor Swift bet with a new name on it, and the industry learned nothing from the last round. Cardi B is dating Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs. She has been visible and vocal all postseason, and NBC knows exactly where the cameras should point when a famous face is in the stands. The bet asks whether she will appear on screen more than once. That is the threshold. Once, sure, but more than once really comes down to how big a game you think Diggs will have?
Celebrity girlfriend footage exists because networks discovered it generates engagement and social media chatter at zero production cost. There is no skill involved in pointing a camera at a known face in the crowd.
My Pick: Yes, the cameras will find her more than once.
Will An Announcer Predict a Play Correctly Right Before It Happens?
Prop Bet Odds:
- Yes -180
- No +135
Super Bowl LX will be called by Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth, and among average play callers, one could argue that these two are among the sharpest minds in the football booth, which is not saying much. Tirico is precise and measured, a play-by-play man who stays in his lane. Collinsworth is the analyst, the former Bengal who has spent decades dissecting formations, reading defensive tendencies, and occasionally talking himself into a bold prediction mid-sentence. He does it often enough that, statistically, he must be right sometimes. And that is precisely where this bet falls apart.
“Predicting a play correctly” is not a skill. There are millions of couch quarterbacks around the world who will blurt out play predictions on every down. Given enough attempts, he will inevitably call a run before a run, or guess play-action before play-action. The bet exists because he talks constantly, and occasionally the words align with what happens next.
So the question is, will they pay out on this? How precise does this prediction need to be? I would assume he would need to pick a player and say something like, “Watch for them to target Cooper Kupp here”, and circle it on the teleprompter. Seems like a trap bet to me.
Will Cris Collinsworth Mention Patrick Mahomes?
Prop Bet Odds:
- Yes -220
- No +155
This bet is more fun! Collinsworth loves Mahomes, and the odds suggest he’ll find a way to bring him up in this game. I would almost want odds on Mahomes being mentioned more than twice in this game lol.
I think this is a fun side bet with a buddy, because -220 odds are terrible. Definitely betting on this classifies as a funny Super Bowl prop bet.
Will Either Coach Be Shown Throwing His Headset To The Ground?
Prop Bet Odds:
- Yes +440
- No -750
Never seen this Super Bowl Prop bet before, but betting on football rage is my wife’s side game lol. In fact, for those going to Super Bowl parties that are there just to socialize, making a Wife Bingo card can be a lot of fun.
As for the prop bet, I could see Mike Vrabel getting pissed off if the Pats lose.
How Many Times Will The Chains Be Used for Measurement?
Prop Bet Odds:
- Over 1.5 (-110)
- Under 1.5 (-120)
My Thoughts:
This is a new Super Bowl Prop Bet; I don’t think I’ve ever heard of this one before. There is no way to predict this; as they say, it’s a game of inches, and it’ll just depend on where the ball is spotted. Maybe there are hardcore sports bettors who know referees’ tendencies, but I am not one of them. A measurement happening once seems likely… but twice, I’m not so sure. I think I like the Under.
My Pick: Under
Will A Kicker Hit The Upright Or Crossbar On A Missed Field Goal or Extra Point?
Prop Bet Odds:
- Yes (+330)
- No (-500)
My Thoughts:
I love this bet. This is the definition of ridiculous Super Bowl prop bets. Missing a field goal or extra point and hitting the actual upright are two totally different things. I tried to search the total number of doinks by kickers this season… and I came up empty. Although, even if there were stats on such a random thing, would that change my thoughts on the likelihood of hitting this prop bet? – Probably not.
My Pick: No
Will There Be A Flea Flicker Attempt In The Game?
Prop Bet Odds:
- Yes +225
- No -310
I wish the odds were a little better, but yeah, I think I’d be into this Prop Bet.
The best part about a Flea Flicker is yelling “FLEA FLICKER!” as the play is happening. You could never get a group of guys together and have them randomly yell something without preparation.
Super Bowl Commercial Battle Royal
Prop Bet Odds:
- First TV Advertisement – Bosch Home vs Dove?
- First TV Advertisement – Liquid Death vs Bosch Home?
- First TV Advertisement – Liquid Death vs Dove?
- First TV Advertisement – Liquid I.V. vs Uber Eats?
- First TV Advertisement – Pringles vs He Gets Us?
Betting on which Super Bowl commercials you see first is a next-level form of degenerate gambling. I can’t believe there are odds on this.
Whenever I hear about something so over the top in terms of gambling, I always think back to when Poker Tournaments were at their highest peak. This guy I knew hosted a 10-table poker tournament at his house, and two guys were out on the first hand. Being the degenerate gamblers they were, they went into the other room and bet on Madden, the video game. Expect one guy didn’t play video games, so they set it up so they didn’t play, they watched the computer vs. the computer. They did this until enough other people were eliminated from the poker tournament, then started playing poker again lol
No Bet
Who Will The Super Bowl MVP Of The Game Thank First?
Prop Bet Odds:
- Teammates 3 to 2
- Coach 12 to 1
- Family 12 to 1
- God 3 to 1
- Owner 12 to 1
- Does Not Thank Anyone 5 to 2
My Thoughts:
I wish there were an option for the Super Bowl MVP to thank himself; that would be so funny. Of course, neither QB would ever do that; they are very team-oriented quarterbacks. Realistically, you have to think whoever wins will first thank God or their teammates.
My Pick: Teammates
**Bonus**
Throwback Prop Bets From Past Super Bowls
This funny Super Bowl prop bet from two years ago was too good; I didn’t want to delete it, so I have to keep it in the article, LOL!
If the Chiefs Win, will Andy Reid be doused in BBQ Sauce after the game?
Prop Bet Odds:
- YES +1600
- NO -15000
My Thoughts: I took a screenshot of this ridiculous Super Bowl prop bet to prove I’m not making this sh!t up.
All I gotta say about this one is…poor Andy. I mean, this bet is funny, but he’s one of the best NFL coaches in the game, and we treat him like the Hamburglar from McDonald’s.
My Pick: NO
