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 ...

Don't lose your "head" over the Super Bowl coin toss! We'll share the heads or tails result from Super Bowl 59 between the ...

the split vote gives operators the authority to let bettors wager on the result of the coin toss (heads or tails), the coin toss winner (Kansas City Chiefs or Philadelphia Eagles), whether the coin ...

Betting on the outcome of the Super Bowl and what happens on the field is popular, and so is betting what happens outside of game time. Fans can bet on a number of things that have no impact on ...

The past two Super Bowls, the Chiefs have won the toss and also gone on to win the game. Last year, the 49ers called tails and it ended up heads. The year prior, the Chiefs called tails and got it ...

The Highland Mint in Brevard County prepares to produce the official Super Bowl coins for the game’s opening ceremony.

The Super Bowl coin toss is the most-watched flip of a coin in American sports and you can bet on it, but should you?

At BetMGM, 51 percent of all bets were on Heads while 52 percent of all the money wagered was on Tails. Tails has won in six out of the last 10 Super Bowl games, but Heads won last year.

These bets are known as prop bets, and while they’re silly, they can win you some money. Here’s a look at which bets landed during Super Bowl LIX. This story will be updated l ...

your ultimate guide to the Big Game. Was the Super Bowl 59 coin toss heads or tails? The Super Bowl 59 coin toss was tails, which the Chiefs called. Kansas City won the coin toss and deferred ...