Coin Toss Winner Wins Game Bet Prop Super Bowl 52

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 Coin Toss Winner Wins Game Bet Prop Super Bowl 52

In addition to heads or tails, the Super Bowl 52 coin toss prop bets will include winner of the coin toss winning the big game.


Odds courtesy of Oddsshark.com

There are a number of variations to what is the most popular Super Bowl prop year after year.

With the team that wins the coin toss winning the game we are seeing differences in price where the YES was coming in around -105 and the NO at EVEN odds at those books offering this prop early on.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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