Super Bowl Sunday is basically a national holiday at this point and it’s truly a one-of-a-kind event for sports bettors.
Aside from betting the normal things like yardage props, the spread or the total amount of points, the Super Bowl offers unique bets like the Gatorade color that will be dumped on the winning team’s head coach, the result of the coin toss and which song will be played first at halftime.
One of the unique prop bets that has become very popular amongst bettors is the length of the national anthem. Let’s dive into the history of The Star-Spangled Banner at the Super Bowl and who will be behind the mic prior to the Chiefs-49ers battle in Las Vegas in less than two weeks.