Newsweek breaks down the Super Bowl 60 coin toss betting odds and which sportsbooks and prediction markets offer this prop. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)

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Tyler Everett

By Tyler Everett

Sports Betting Editor

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Few sporting events offer as much in the way of prop bets as the Super Bowl, and the fun actually starts before kickoff, with the always-popular Super Bowl 60 coin toss prop bets.

In addition to the range of pregame prop markets related to the national anthem, that's right, the coin toss -- the ultimate example of a 50-50 proposition -- is always a popular Super Bowl prop bet.

Before tonight's Seahawks-Patriots matchup gets underway, let's dive into the Super Bowl 60 coin toss betting odds and which sportsbooks and prediction markets offer this prop.

Super Bowl 60 Coin Toss Odds

At DraftKings, both heads and tails are priced at -103, which means that a successful $100 bet would net a payout of $197.09 (the $100 stake plus $97.03 in winnings).

Since the implied probability of a coin flip is (obviously) exactly 50 percent, corresponding odds of +100 would be ideal, but any time you're placing a wager at a sportsbook, vig (or "juice") is inevitable.

If your preferred sportsbook is offering heads/tails odds shorter than -103, though, you should look elsewhere for a price as close to +100 as possible.

Where Can I Bet On The Super Bowl 60 Coin Toss?

Whether you're a regular sports bettor with multiple sportsbook accounts, a prediction markets enthusiast or a newbie looking to place your first wager, you have plenty of options for this market.

Top sportsbooks like DraftKings, FanDuel and bet365 offer "heads or tails" markets, and prediction markets including Kalshi also offer the opportunity to place a trade on the coin toss.

Are There State-By-State Restrictions On Markets Like The Coin Toss And Gatorade Color?

Yes.

As avid prop bettors are well aware, not every market is available in every state. In college sports, for example, player props -- like how many points a given player will score in a particular contest -- are available in some states, but not in others.

In the case of whether you can bet on the Super Bowl 60 coin toss in your state, that depends on the sportsbook and your location.

Which States Offer FanDuel's "Coin Toss" Market?

Official Super Bowl 60 partner FanDuel, to name one example, states on its website that if offers the coin toss market* in the following states/territories:

*In Iowa, New York, Washington and Wyoming, FanDuel notes that "some related wagers may not be approved."

FanDuel's coin toss market for Super Bowl 60 is not being offered in Connecticut, Colorado, DC, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee or Virginia.

Do Prediction Markets Offer Super Bowl 60 Coin Toss Markets?

While Kalshi does not, Polymarket does offer users a chance to wager on whether Super Bowl 60 will get started with heads or tails.

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