2022 Super Bowl Halftime Show Prop Bets: Can You Bet on the Halftime Show?

Feb 12, 2022

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If you’re in a legal state, this is one of the better times to sign up for a sportsbook account as the buzz surrounding the Super Bowl has the operators offering some of their best deals of the year. You can check out the best ways to get free money and massive odds boosts here.

Super Bowl 56 Halftime Show Performers

As always, the Super Bowl halftime show will draw on some local names with Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Kendrick Lamar. They will be joined by Eminem and Mary J. Blige. Additionally, deaf musicians Sean Forbes and Warren “Wawa” Snipe will perform the halftime show in American Sign Language, a first for the event.

Betting The Super Bowl Halftime Show?

With the ever-expanding menu of prop bets surrounding the game, the wagering has spilled outside of the starting gun and final whistle. While you can find many, many props surrounding the game, even going as far as betting on which color Gatorade will be poured on the winning coach, betting on the halftime show is not something you can do in legal U.S. markets. There is still a very robust offering of game, player and team props, though, and you can check out what our experts are on this Sunday.

What Are the Superbowl Halftime Show Bets?

Again, while not available stateside, some Caribbean and European-based sportsbooks do have offerings on the halftime show. There you can find everything from the traditional "Which of these songs will be played First at Halftime Show" (Eminem's Lose Yourself has been the trendy bet this week) to "Will there be a wardrobe malfunction?" (A long shot, but something we've seen offered every year since that halftime show.) There's no such thing as a sure thing in betting but one that feels pretty safe is "Will any part of Eminem's Performance be Censored?" (Yes is a favorite, for obvious reasons).