Betting On Super Bowl 58 National Anthem

When Can I Bet On The Super Bowl National Anthem?

Betting on the National Anthem time and all of the different prop bets that come with it has become a tradition at the Super Bowl and Super Bowl 58 is no different. Luckily for those wanting to bet on the National Anthem, there are multiple Super Bowl 58 betting sites such as BetOnline, Bovada, or MyBookie that have them all available. Betting on the Super Bowl 58 national anthem may not be allowed at the regulated sportsbooks, such as DraftKings, FanDuel, or BetMGM, which are restricted to game props in some states. To avoid this problem, bet on the Super Bowl National Anthem at sites that are allowed to offer odds on it.

How Does The Timing For Betting The Super Bowl National Anthem Work?

When you come across this Super Bowl prop bet, it is important to understand exactly what timeframe that oddsmakers are looking for. While the song technically starts with a light fanfare and potentially even earlier with the march out of the nation’s colors, oddsmakers are very specific about when they start and stop the national anthem timer for the Super Bowl. When the first part of “Oh say…” is sung by the performer, the clock begins. The time continues to run through every note and finishes only when the performance ends. This means, if a singer belts out “of the brave” and holds the note for many seconds, repeats the word continuously, or keeps the performance alive, the clock will continue to run. These last second additions and pauses can oftentimes cause the over to hit when it was on pace for the under to win.

How Much Can You Bet On The Super Bowl National Anthem Timing?

Despite this wager being available after the knowledge of which singer will be performing the national anthem, oddsmakers still attempt to keep their liabilities low in this prop bet. Many Super Bowl LVIII game props, such as the length of the national anthem are noted as circle bets. This simply means that the sportsbook is reducing the maximum amount of money that can be wagered on this certain line. With many factors influencing the length of the Super Bowl national anthem and with those having inside knowledge of potentially knowing how long the singer will perform, sportsbooks do not like to allow for large wagers. Though the maximum will be less than what the normal sportsbook’s maximum wager generally is, they still leave enough room for bettors to make a sizable return.