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Super Lyte, a vodka-ade with zero sugar and classic sports‑drink flavors, is Surfside’s latest play to dominate coolers.

A hydrating energy drink makes a ton of sense. Pulling it off is tougher than it sounds. Remember when Gatorade's Fast Twitch ...

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The Gatorade shower is one of the top Super Bowl novelty prop bets available each year. Find out which color was used this year at Super Bowl 60 in Santa Clara, CA. Gatorade rose to prominence in the ...

One of the most exciting non-game prop bets has nothing to do with the performance of either team during the game. Gatorade became the official sports drink of the NFL in 1983. Since then, fans ...

The Super Bowl is built on tradition. Cracking open a beer, demolishing a plate of wings with friends, filling out Super Bowl Squares, and at this point, betting on the color of the Gatorade shower.

One of the most popular bets for the Super Bowl, as is the tradition, is what color of Gatorade will be poured on the winning coach. The odds favored Orange (+225), followed by Yellow/Green/Lime (+260 ...

Super Bowl Gatorade Bath History: What are the Chances for Each Gatorade Color Based On Past Super Bowls? The Super Bowl Gatorade bath remains one of the most iconic and unpredictable traditions in ...

The last time the Seahawks won the Super Bowl, then-head-coach Pete Carroll was showered with orange Gatorade. Aaron Ontiveroz / Getty Images Of all the novelty prop bets offered for the Super Bowl, ...

Research is key when placing Super Bowl bets. This includes studying up on Gatorade color odds, since believe it or not, as many Super Bowl winning teams tip their hand in the Conference title round.