Super Bowl Coin Toss result: Was it Heads or Tails?
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – FEBRUARY 04: A view of the coin toss prior to Super Bowl LII between the New England Patriots and the Philadelphia Eagles at U.S. Bank Stadium on February 4, 2018 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)
The Super Bowl Coin Toss result is something many NFL fans love to wager on for a bit of fun. But was it heads or tails for Super Bowl 57?
Yes, it’s far more traditional for NFL fans to bet on which team is going to win the Super Bowl. That obviously makes sense. However, the most fun is to bet on all of the off-the-wall offerings that the Big Game has around it. After all, it is the biggest sports betting day of the year.
One of the most popular bets is the Super Bowl Coin Toss result. Yes, it doesn’t make a ton of sense to bet on Heads or Tails as, obviously, there isn’t an edge in either direction. But the simple truth of the matter is that it’s a fun and harmless way to kick off the Big Game and that will indeed be the case for the Chiefs vs. Eagles matchup in Super Bowl 57.
But the question that anyone with a wager on the game wants to know is pretty simple: Was the Super Bowl Coin Toss result Heads or Tails on Sunday ahead of the Kansas City-Philadelphia matchup?
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It was Tails. The Chiefs won the coin toss and elected to defer.
Truth be told, wagering on the Super Bowl, for the most part, is just supposed to be fun. You don’t have an edge on the coin toss, you don’t have an edge on the Gatorade color, and so on. Instead, you are just trying to make the game more fun and interesting than it already is.
So there we have it. The Super Bowl Coin Toss result was Tails. Hopefully you cashed your wager because, as we all know, Tails Never Fails. Sometimes, all you have to do is just follow the old adage.
