The Super Bowl is the biggest game of the year and with it comes the most notable coin toss. The coin toss determines who starts with the ball in every NFL game, but never is the spotlight ...

With those factors in mind, friends still ask Bohbot before each game if they should pick “heads” or “tails.” “It’s 50/50, so it’s a crapshoot,” Bohbot said about the outcome of ...

In fact, the coin flip has become a hot commodity a week prior to the game - that includes a four-figure bet on heads, and so much apparent support for tails that it became the favorite at one point.

It also could have profound implications in America’s favorite sport — pro football — because the coin flip plays an integral role in deciding games ... it comes up heads or tails, but ...

Roughly three minutes before the start of the game, the referee asks the designated team to choose heads or tails, and the referee will confirm the call mid-toss. The coin is not your ordinary ...

The Warriors' coach won the right to pick heads or tails, and he deferred to Decatur ... getting to play Cambridge-South Dorchester in the title game Wednesday. "I'm real excited to keep playing ...

Flipping a coin in the air, catching it, then determining whether it has come up heads or tails is a common way to start off a game or settle a question. Because you expect that heads is as likely ...

It's not just a game, it's a production ... Coins have two sides, heads and tails, which means there are only two possible outcomes when flipped. However, probability is different in the eyes ...