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Maple Leafs vs. Canucks props Feb. 8: Fade Elias Petterson, back Matthew Knies on HNIC

The Vancouver Canucks host the Toronto Maple Leafs for a Hockey Night in Canada showdown beginning at 7 p.m. ET.

The pregame narrative: Toronto’s offence has been firing on all cylinders during this road trip and I’m backing Matthew Knies to stay hot. On the other end, an embattled and rudderless Elias Pettersson is worth fading.

Check out my Maple Leafs vs. Canucks props for Feb. 8.

Maple Leafs vs. Canucks props

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Best bet: Knies over 0.5 points (-130)

The Maple Leafs have their swagger back.

Toronto has scored 13 goals during its three-game winning streak and Knies has contributed to five of them. The 22-year-old winger has scored in each game with two assists mixed in.

He’s now found the stat sheet in five of his last six contests, tallying five goals and nine points.

If you’ve been reading my Maple Leafs picks pieces, you know I’ve been rolling with Knies night in and night out — and he’s been delivering.

Playing on Toronto’s top line alongside Auston Matthews and Max Domi is helpful, but playing on the team’s No. 1 power play is even better.

Knies has three power-play points in his last four games and is a strong net-front presence that makes hay while opponents try to close passing lanes for Matthews and William Nylander.

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Canucks fans might point to Thatcher Demko’s recent form as a counter to this wager. He’s allowed one goal over his past two starts and appears to be rounding into form.

But that’s a small sample. Demko has an awful .889 save percentage on the season and ranks 44th in goals saved above expected per 60, according to Money Puck.

And if you want to use another small sample, let me point you to Demko’s last two starts against the Leafs:

Jan. 1, 2024: 4 goals allowed, .913 SV%
Nov. 11, 2023: 5 goals allowed, .773 SV%

I think Toronto is going to roll over Vancouver and am also playing Maple Leafs moneyline at -134. At least Canucks fans will have a full night ahead of them afterwards.

Key stat: Knies has eight points in his last five games.

Quick picks

Pettersson under 0.5 points (-106): The Petterson-J.T. Miller saga ended with the latter being shipped to the New York Rangers. And with how the two have performed since, you have to wonder if Vancouver made the right decision.

Pettersson (4 GP): 0 G, 1 A, 5 SOG
Miller (4 GP): 2 G, 2 A, 10 SOG

Pettersson has been held pointless in three straight games with just two shots on goal.

He has one goal and four assists since Dec. 23 and is tracking toward a career-worst 55-point pace (excluding his 2020-21 season where he played just 26 games).

I’ll happily fade him tonight.

Picks made at 10:45 a.m. ET on 02/08/2025.

Maple Leafs vs. Canucks props Feb. 8: Fade Elias Petterson, back Matthew Knies on HNIC

The Vancouver Canucks host the Toronto Maple Leafs for a Hockey Night in Canada showdown beginning at 7 p.m. ET.

The pregame narrative: Toronto’s offence has been firing on all cylinders during this road trip and I’m backing Matthew Knies to stay hot. On the other end, an embattled and rudderless Elias Pettersson is worth fading.

Check out my Maple Leafs vs. Canucks props for Feb. 8.

Maple Leafs vs. Canucks props

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Best bet: Knies over 0.5 points (-129)

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The Maple Leafs have their swagger back.

Toronto has scored 13 goals during its three-game winning streak and Knies has contributed to five of them. The 22-year-old winger has scored in each game with two assists mixed in.

He’s now found the stat sheet in five of his last six contests, tallying five goals and nine points.

If you’ve been reading my Maple Leafs picks pieces, you know I’ve been rolling with Knies night in and night out — and he’s been delivering.

Playing on Toronto’s top line alongside Auston Matthews and Max Domi is helpful, but playing on the team’s No. 1 power play is even better.

Knies has three power-play points in his last four games and is a strong net-front presence that makes hay while opponents try to close passing lanes for Matthews and William Nylander.

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Canucks fans might point to Thatcher Demko’s recent form as a counter to this wager. He’s allowed one goal over his past two starts and appears to be rounding into form.

But that’s a small sample. Demko has an awful .889 save percentage on the season and ranks 44th in goals saved above expected per 60, according to Money Puck.

And if you want to use another small sample, let me point you to Demko’s last two starts against the Leafs:

Jan. 1, 2024: 4 goals allowed, .913 SV%
Nov. 11, 2023: 5 goals allowed, .773 SV%

I think Toronto is going to roll over Vancouver and am also playing Maple Leafs moneyline at -134. At least Canucks fans will have a full night ahead of them afterwards.

Key stat: Knies has eight points in his last five games.

Quick picks

Pettersson under 0.5 points (+105): The Petterson-J.T. Miller saga ended with the latter being shipped to the New York Rangers. And with how the two have performed since, you have to wonder if Vancouver made the right decision.

Pettersson (4 GP): 0 G, 1 A, 5 SOG
Miller (4 GP): 2 G, 2 A, 10 SOG

Pettersson has been held pointless in three straight games with just two shots on goal.

He has one goal and four assists since Dec. 23 and is tracking toward a career-worst 55-point pace (excluding his 2020-21 season where he played just 26 games).

I’ll happily fade him tonight.

Picks made at 10:45 a.m. ET on 02/08/2025.

Best NBA prop bets Feb. 8: Fade Reaves, back Zion Williamson and Nikola Jokic

Saturday’s NBA slate is loaded with 11 games running from 3:00 p.m. ET ’til midnight. I’ve got three prop bets for the action.

The pregame narrative: Zion Williamson holds value to fill the basket in a plus matchup while Austin Reaves is worth fading against a stingy defence. Elsewhere, I’m backing Nikola Jokic to hit a pair of 3s against the Phoenix Suns.

Check out the best NBA prop bets for Feb. 8.

Best NBA prop bets

Best bet: Reaves under 26.5 points (-125)

I’m a huge fan of Reaves’ game but this line is a bridge too far, even with LeBron James doubtful to play.

The dynamic shooting guard is averaging 18.5 PPG (a career-best) and has gone under this mark in 10 straight games. LeBron played in all of those contests but Reaves doesn’t clear this number often with the King out of the lineup:

Reaves is averaging 19.7 PPG in his last 15 games without James.
He’s 2-13 against this line in those contests, scoring 20 or fewer points 10 times.

It’s worth noting Anthony Davis played in some of those games and he’s no longer in the mix. Luka Doncic isn’t ready to go, either, so Reaves should be the alpha dog on Saturday.

Still, the Indiana Pacers have hit their defensive stride and I expect them to key in on Reaves.

Indiana has the fourth-best defensive rating in the NBA since Jan. 1 while allowing the ninth-fewest points per game.

Key stat: Reaves is 0-4 against this line lifetime versus the Pacers while averaging 14.0 PPG.

Quick picks

Williamson over 25.5 points (-118): The biggest knock on Williamson is his durability. But when the big man plays, he’s a force to be reckoned with.

Zion has nine games under his belt since returning from injury on Jan. 7 and the results have been encouraging:

23.7 PPG
56.2 FG%
28+ points in four of his last five

Williamson appears to be on some kind of minutes restriction — he hasn’t played north of 30 minutes since returning — but that hasn’t slowed him down lately.

And tonight, he gets to go up against a Sacramento Kings team that allows the fourth-most points per game to power forwards.

Jokic over 1.5 threes (-188): Making bets with these odds is understandably not for everyone, but I’ll bite.

Jokic is having his best offensive season yet and is averaging career highs in 3-point makes (2.1) and attempts (4.5). That nets out to a 46.2 3PT%, which ranks No. 2 in the league.

He’s gone over this mark in five of his last six games and cleared this mark in both contests against the Suns this year.

Phoenix is playing on a back-to-back after losing in overtime on Friday, which means there’s some blowout potential here. But this line doesn’t ask a lot of Jokic, so I’m not worried.

Picks made at 9:21 a.m. ET on 02/08/2025.

Best NBA prop bets Feb. 8: Fade Reaves, back Zion Williamson and Nikola Jokic

Saturday’s NBA slate is loaded with 11 games running from 3:00 p.m. ET ’til midnight. I’ve got three prop bets for the action.

The pregame narrative: Zion Williamson holds value to fill the basket in a plus matchup while Austin Reaves is worth fading against a stingy defence. Elsewhere, I’m backing Nikola Jokic to hit a pair of 3s against the Phoenix Suns.

Check out the best NBA prop bets for Feb. 8.

Best NBA prop bets

Best bet: Reaves under 27.5 points (-127)

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I’m a huge fan of Reaves’ game but this line is a bridge too far, even with LeBron James doubtful to play.

The dynamic shooting guard is averaging 18.5 PPG (a career-best) and has gone under this mark in 10 straight games. LeBron played in all of those contests but Reaves doesn’t clear this number often with the King out of the lineup:

Reaves is averaging 19.7 PPG in his last 15 games without James.
He’s 2-13 against this line in those contests, scoring 20 or fewer points 10 times.

It’s worth noting Anthony Davis played in some of those games and he’s no longer in the mix. Luka Doncic isn’t ready to go, either, so Reaves should be the alpha dog on Saturday.

Still, the Indiana Pacers have hit their defensive stride and I expect them to key in on Reaves.

Indiana has the fourth-best defensive rating in the NBA since Jan. 1 while allowing the ninth-fewest points per game.

Key stat: Reaves is 0-4 against this line lifetime versus the Pacers while averaging 14.0 PPG.

Quick picks

Williamson 25+ points (-117): The biggest knock on Williamson is his durability. But when the big man plays, he’s a force to be reckoned with.

Zion has nine games under his belt since returning from injury on Jan. 7 and the results have been encouraging:

23.7 PPG
56.2 FG%
28+ points in four of his last five

Williamson appears to be on some kind of minutes restriction — he hasn’t played north of 30 minutes since returning — but that hasn’t slowed him down lately.

And tonight, he gets to go up against a Sacramento Kings team that allows the fourth-most points per game to power forwards.

Jokic over 1.5 threes (-152): Making bets with these odds is understandably not for everyone, but I’ll bite.

Jokic is having his best offensive season yet and is averaging career highs in 3-point makes (2.1) and attempts (4.5). That nets out to a 46.2 3PT%, which ranks No. 2 in the league.

He’s gone over this mark in five of his last six games and cleared this mark in both contests against the Suns this year.

Phoenix is playing on a back-to-back after losing in overtime on Friday, which means there’s some blowout potential here. But this line doesn’t ask a lot of Jokic, so I’m not worried.

Picks made at 9:21 a.m. ET on 02/08/2025.

Jazz vs. Suns same-game parlay predictions Feb. 7: Back Utah on alt spread, Markkanen from deep

The Phoenix Suns host the Utah Jazz in Friday’s NBA nightcap.

The pregame narrative: Phoenix’s season is spiralling out of control and I expect Utah to keep this one close with Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal questionable. Bet on Lauri Markkanen to make it rain from deep and Devin Booker to clear a modest points milestone.

Check out my Jazz vs. Suns same-game parlay predictions for Feb. 7.

Jazz vs. Suns predictions

Parlay: Jazz +11.5 | Markkanen 3+ threes | Booker 25+ points (+300)

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Jazz +11.5 (-200): Vibes are low in the desert.

Durant missed Wednesday’s game with an ankle injury and is listed as questionable as of 12:30 p.m. It’s also been reported he’s unhappy with being shopped at Thursday’s trade deadline and is likely to be moved in the offseason.

Phoenix has been a horrible ATS team all season — especially as a home favourite (4-14-1) — so this sets up as a smash spot to back Utah.

The Jazz are far from a competitive team but they’ve covered this mark in four of their last five, winning two of those games outright.

Utah is 0-3 against Phoenix this year but never lost by more than eight points. Durant played in two of those matchups.

Other SGP legs

Markkanen 3+ threes (+130): Markkanen is having a down year but he’s still been consistent against this number.

The Finnish forward is shooting 35.2% from deep, which is his worst mark over the last five seasons. But he’s also shooting a career-high 8.5 threes per game, which evens things out.

He’s gone over this mark in seven of his last nine games while averaging 3.6 threes a night.

Markkanen has also cleared this mark in back-to-back games against the Suns, who allow the 13th-most 3s per game.

Booker 25+ points (-315): Booker is coming off a bizarre night where he dropped 19 points on just nine field goal attempts. But before that, he was on a roll:

Booker was averaging 30.1 PPG in his last 15 games prior to Wednesday.
He scored 25+ points in 12 of those 15 contests.

If Durant is out, all the better. But even if he’s in, this shouldn’t be a problem.

Booker scored 34 points on two separate occasions against Utah with Durant playing this season. In the game without Durant, he dropped 31.

Picks made at 1:10 p.m. on 02/07/25.

Super Bowl long shot picks: Bet on A.J. Brown to lead the game in scrimmage yards

Let’s take a look at some Super Bowl long shot picks.

The pregame narrative: Saquon Barkley is the alpha dog on Philadelphia’s offence, but A.J. Brown has value to lead the game in scrimmage yards. I’m also betting on there to be an “Octopus” at +650.

Check out my Super Bowl bets below.

Super Bowl long shot picks

Best bet: Brown to lead the game in scrimmage yards (+750)

Maybe the self-help book worked, or maybe Brown’s knee is finally feeling healthy. Either way, Philly’s WR1 balled out in the NFC championship game.

8 targets
6 catches
96 yards
1 touchdown

Brown was still 24 scrimmage yards behind Barkley, who rushed for 118 and added four through the air. Barkley is the obvious candidate to lead the game, and his -250 odds reflect that.

Still, I think this is worth a sprinkle.

Brown has put up 4,031 receiving yards across three seasons with the Eagles, netting out to an average of 85.7 per game.

He has a high floor as a receiver and should feel 100% with an extra week of rest.

Steve Spagnuolo’s defence is going to throw the house at slowing Philadelphia’s ground game. Will it work? We’ll have to see. But I wouldn’t be surprised if Kellen Moore has to adjust — especially if the Chiefs take an early lead — and that should start with feeding No. 11.

Brown had 96 yards against KC in the Super Bowl two years ago.

Key stat: According to RBSDM.com, Kansas City’s defence was 11th in EPA per rush and 17th in EPA per dropback.

Quick picks

There to be an Octopus — yes (+650): If you’re unfamiliar with an “Octopus,” it is when a player scores a touchdown and follows it up by converting the 2-point conversion.

I’m backing Jalen Hurts to find the end zone as my best Super Bowl bet. You can read about why I like that pick here.

The Tush Push has become unstoppable, and Hurts scored a hat trick of touchdowns last week. If Philadelphia were to go for two after a TD, there’s a pretty good chance Philly’s QB will be calling his own number.

Obviously, this doesn’t happen often, hence the +650 odds.

But according to Pro Football Reference, Hurts has accomplished this feat twice. And one of those times was against the Chiefs in Super Bowl 57.

This year, there have been nine instances of an Octopus in the NFL and Saquon Barkley had one of them.

NFL picks made at 11:54 a.m. on 01/28/25.

Best NBA prop bets Feb. 7: Back Tyler Herro, Joel Embiid on Friday

Tyler Herro and Joel Embiid headline Friday’s NBA prop bets.

The pregame narrative: Herro is the man on the Miami Heat these days, and I expect him to let it fly from beyond the arc. Meanwhile, Embiid should pick up where he left off filling the basket and Chris Paul has value as a passer.

Check out the best NBA prop bets for Feb. 7.

Best NBA prop bets

Best bet: Herro 4+ threes (-134)

With Jimmy Butler out of the picture, it’s officially Herro’s team in South Beach.

That’s mostly semantics, though, because basketball fans know the sixth-year guard has been the guy all season. Herro is having his best year as a scorer, posting career-highs in several key metrics:

PPG: 23.9
3PA: 9.7
3PM: 3.8

He’s shooting with frequency and accuracy from beyond the arc and draws a solid matchup on Friday against the Brooklyn Nets.

Brooklyn allows the third-highest opponent 3-point percentage (37.6%) and is tied for allowing the 15th-most 3s per game (13.5).

Herro has cleared this mark in three of his last five games and attempted double-digit 3s in four of those contests.

He fell just shy of this line against the Nets on Jan. 25 when he went 3-for-6 from deep. I’m hoping to see a slight uptick in volume this evening.

Key stat: Herro has 4+ threes in 25 of 48 games (52.1%) this year.

Quick picks

Embiid over 29.5 points (-108): Maybe all the blockbuster trades spooked Embiid, or maybe he’s finally healthy. Either way, the big man is back in Philadelphia’s lineup — seemingly without a minutes restriction — and I want in.

Embiid returned from a month-long hiatus on Tuesday against the Dallas Mavericks and dropped 29 points in 36 minutes.

He shot 12-of-23 from the field and left some points on the table by going 4-of-9 from the charity stripe.

This should be a cinch if we get that type of run and volume from Embiid tonight.

Embiid averaged 33+ points in each of the previous two seasons.
He’s scored 27+ points in 8/10 games this season when playing over 30 minutes.

The Detroit Pistons, Friday’s opponent, give up the ninth-most PPG to opposing centres.

Paul over 7.5 assists (+100): This line seems way too low. Sure, De’Aaron Fox is on the San Antonio Spurs now, but it looks like Paul is still running point.

The veteran played 30 minutes on Wednesday with Fox in the lineup and logged nine helpers against the Atlanta Hawks.

He’s has seven-plus assists in eight straight games, clearing this line five times.

If anything, Fox is just another elite scorer for Paul to feed.

Picks made at 8:57 a.m. ET on 02/07/2025.

Avalanche vs. Oilers props Feb. 7: Back Nathan MacKinnon, Viktor Arvidsson

Connor McDavid and Nathan MacKinnon might be playing on the same line at the 4 Nations face-off in a few weeks. On Friday, they’re opponents as the Edmonton Oilers host the Colorado Avalanche.

The pregame narrative: Kris Knoblauch shook up Edmonton’s top line on Wednesday, slotting Viktor Arvidsson alongside McDavid and Zach Hyman. I like Arvidsson to record a point and am also backing MacKinnon to clear his shot total.

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Avalanche vs. Oilers props

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Best bet: Arvidsson to record a point (+115)

This bet isn’t about Arvidsson, it’s about McDavid.

Anything Edmonton’s captain touches turns to gold. Don’t believe me? Just ask Hyman.

The winger never scored more than 41 points across six seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs and is coming off a year where he scored 54 goals — and had 77 points — while playing on the Oilers’ top line.

Hyman has been in a bit of a rut this year but is still riding shotgun with McDavid. Now, Arvidsson is there too.

The Swede immediately cashed in on his opportunity by scoring a goal in a 4-3 win over the Chicago Blackhawks.

This is what Knoblauch had to say:

“I think (Arvidsson) has elevated his game when we moved him to the left side … when you’re playing your off-wing you got different options. It’s not the best fit for every player, but it seems like it’s been a good look for him right now.”

The Avalanche have been on a great defensive run, allowing just 1.60 goals per game in their last five. However, that’s largely been due to the lights-out play of Mackenzie Blackwood, who started last night.

Rookie netminder Trent Miner is projected to make his second start after allowing three goals to the Blackhawks in his NHL debut on Jan. 8.

Key stat: McDavid has generated a 60.41% Corsi rate at 5-on-5 this season. That’s the seventh-best mark among all forwards with more than 100 minutes of ice time, per Natural Stat Trick.

Quick pick

MacKinnon over 3.5 shots (-134): Edmonton doesn’t give up much defensively, allowing the third-fewest chances (53.75) and sixth-fewest shots (26.41) per 60.

But MacKinnon is a special player and I expect a special performance.

Colorado’s top dog is leading the league in points (83) and is third in shots (220). He’s averaging 3.9 shots a night and has cleared this mark in seven of his last nine games.

MacKinnon is 1-1 against this line when facing the Oilers this season, logging seven shots in the first meeting and three in the second (while scoring two goals).

Picks made at 11:00 a.m. ET on 02/07/2025.

Avalanche vs. Oilers props Feb. 7: Back Nathan MacKinnon, Viktor Arvidsson

Connor McDavid and Nathan MacKinnon might be playing on the same line at the 4 Nations face-off in a few weeks. On Friday, they’re opponents as the Edmonton Oilers host the Colorado Avalanche.

The pregame narrative: Kris Knoblauch shook up Edmonton’s top line on Wednesday, slotting Viktor Arvidsson alongside McDavid and Zach Hyman. I like Arvidsson to record a point and am also backing MacKinnon to clear his shot total.

Check out my Avalanche vs. Oilers props for Feb. 7.

Avalanche vs. Oilers props

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Best bet: Arvidsson to record a point (+128)

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This bet isn’t about Arvidsson, it’s about McDavid.

Anything Edmonton’s captain touches turns to gold. Don’t believe me? Just ask Hyman.

The winger never scored more than 41 points across six seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs and is coming off a year where he scored 54 goals — and had 77 points — while playing on the Oilers’ top line.

Hyman has been in a bit of a rut this year but is still riding shotgun with McDavid. Now, Arvidsson is there too.

The Swede immediately cashed in on his opportunity by scoring a goal in a 4-3 win over the Chicago Blackhawks.

This is what Knoblauch had to say:

“I think (Arvidsson) has elevated his game when we moved him to the left side … when you’re playing your off-wing you got different options. It’s not the best fit for every player, but it seems like it’s been a good look for him right now.”

The Avalanche have been on a great defensive run, allowing just 1.60 goals per game in their last five. However, that’s largely been due to the lights-out play of Mackenzie Blackwood, who started last night.

Rookie netminder Trent Miner is projected to make his second start after allowing three goals to the Blackhawks in his NHL debut on Jan. 8.

Key stat: McDavid has generated a 60.41% Corsi rate at 5-on-5 this season. That’s the seventh-best mark among all forwards with more than 100 minutes of ice time, per Natural Stat Trick.

Quick pick

MacKinnon over 3.5 shots (-120): Edmonton doesn’t give up much defensively, allowing the third-fewest chances (53.75) and sixth-fewest shots (26.41) per 60.

But MacKinnon is a special player and I expect a special performance.

Colorado’s top dog is leading the league in points (83) and is third in shots (220). He’s averaging 3.9 shots a night and has cleared this mark in seven of his last nine games.

MacKinnon is 1-1 against this line when facing the Oilers this season, logging seven shots in the first meeting and three in the second (while scoring two goals).

Picks made at 11:00 a.m. ET on 02/07/2025.

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Super Bowl LIX novelty props: Chiefs vs. Eagles coin toss odds, Gatorade colour, national anthem and more

Let’s look at some of the unique ways you can bet on Super Bowl LIX between the Kansas Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.

The pregame narrative: Before the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles lock horns there’s the national anthem, followed by the coin toss. You can bet on both of those, as well as the halftime show and countless other in-game oddities.

Check out all of our Super Bowl novelty props below.

Super Bowl novelty props

National anthem

Let’s start with the national anthem.

You can bet on whether Jon Batiste’s rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner will go over or under 2:00 minutes (120.5 seconds). The over comes in -155, meaning there is a 60.78% implied probability of that cashing.

The under is available at +110.

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Market	Odds
Over 120.5 seconds	+100
Under 120.5 seconds	-137

Batiste has performed two anthems at sporting events before. This was the length of each, according to Covers.com:

2017 US Open tennis: 1 minute and 46 seconds
2017 NBA All-Star game: 1 minute and 29 seconds

Both of those were a while ago, though, so be wary of putting too much stock into that.

Six of the last 10 anthems have gone over this number.

Coin toss

On to the coin toss. I don’t have to do too much explaining here. Heads. Tails. Pick a side and bet it at -103.

You can also bet on if the player will correctly call the coin toss, which team will win the coin toss, if that team will also end up winning the game, and parlay the result of the coin toss with the over/under or spread.

Market	Odds
Coin toss: Heads	-103
Coin toss: Tails	-103
Coin toss winner: Chiefs	-103
Coin toss winner: Eagles	-103
Player to correctly call coin toss	-103
Player to incorrectly call coin toss	-103
Chiefs to win toss and Super Bowl	+250
Eagles to win toss and Super Bowl	+315
Heads & Chiefs -1.5	+275
Tails & Chiefs -1.5	+275
Heads & Eagles +1.5	+265
Tails & Eagles +1.5	+265
Heads & Over 49.5	+280
Tails & Over 49.5	+280
Heads & Under 49.5	+265
Tails & Under 49.5	+265

Yeah, there’s a lot of options.

Gatorade colour

Want to bet on a Kansas City three-peat with some extra juice? Perhaps purple Gatorade is the play at +400.

That’s what the Chiefs used in each of their last two Super Bowl wins, but of course, it’s entirely speculatory that they’d run back in 2025.

KC used orange Gatorade during its first Super Bowl win in 2020 while Philadelphia went with yellow when it took down the New England Patriots in 2018.

Colour	Odds
Yellow/Green/Lime	-225
Purple	+400
Orange	+450
Blue	+800
Red/Pink	+800
Water/Clear	+1,000

Water has historically been the most used “colour,” but it hasn’t been used since 2008.

Super Bowl in-game novelty props

On to the in-game novelty props, which are a little more interesting.

You can wager on if the match will end in a “Scorigami” at +2,000. For the uninitiated, a Scorigami refers to a final score that has never happened before in the NFL.

There have been three Super Bowl Scorigamis, most recently in 2014 when the Seattle Seahawks defeated the Broncos, 43-8, in Super Bowl XLVIII.

Another option is an “Octopus,” which is when a player scores a touchdown and follows it up by scoring the two-point conversion. It happened nine times this season, and Jalen Hurts did it against the Chiefs two years ago in Super Bowl LVII.

There are a few other niche markets like “offensive lineman to score a touchdown” and “quarterback to have a reception.”

The legendary Philly Special featuring Nick Foles would have cashed the latter.

Market	Odds
Match to end with a Scorigami	+2,000
For there to be an Octopus	+1,000
Any offensive lineman to score a touchdown	+2,000
Any quarterback to have a reception	+1,100
Any player to have a pass completion, reception & rush attempt	+750
Any defensive player to record a sack & INT	+1,200

Finally, you can bet on any player to have a pass completion, reception and rush attempt or any defensive player to record a sack and an interception.

Check back throughout the week for new props as more Super Bowl markets go live!