As Super Bowl LX approaches tonight, wagering isn’t limited to only the game between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots.
Music is also a key element to the culture surrounding the Super Bowl and betting is well underway as to what musical performers might do at half time to what music NBC broadcasters will play when breaking to commercials during the game which gets underway at 6:30 p.m. The website betonline.ag is acknowledging wagering on the tunes surrounding the big game is active.
The acts performing during half time including Bad Bunny, Green Day and Charlie Puth have stayed mum on what songs will be played during their shows at the break of the game. But betonline.ag officials say there is wagering on other elements.
“Usually by this stage of the game we’ve seen a stream of lopsided action for a halftime or anthem prop that signals the planned performance has been leaked,” BetOnline.ag Brand Manager Dave Mason said. “But right now we’ve got pretty balanced action for Bad Bunny’s first song, his attire and even special guests. The National Anthem time has gone up, down and now settled in the middle and we’re seeing bets on both sides of that total.”
Some of the betting includes whether Bad Bunny will wear a dress during his performance, though the odds are against it, according to betonline.ag. There’s even wagering on the type of dress he might wear, if he wears one, and the odds-on favorite would be a “ball gown.”
The variety of potential wagering on punk rockers Green Day and their performance also has a wide range.
There’s even wagering on the kind of music NBC will play when heading to commercial breaks during the game. Odds are high, according to the betting line, that Grunge music from Seattle bands such as Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Alice in Chains and Soundgarden will likely be used heading to sponsors since Seattle is one of teams playing for the title.
