Before coins are flipped, touchdowns are scored and a winner is presented, we have one of the favorite traditions in of the Super Bowl: betting on the National Anthem length. Let’s dive into the Super Bowl 58 National Anthem odds and discuss the legal states (if any) where betting on it is an option.
Reba McEntire gets the nod for the Super Bowl 58 National Anthem, and, of course, there are odds out on how long the performance will be. This is a great option for your Super Bowl pools and prop sheets at your party. If you’re in Canada, you can legally bet on it, too.
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Super Bowl 58 National Anthem Odds & Legal States
States Where You Can Legally Bet on the National Anthem
If you’re in the United States, you won’t find a legal sportsbook offering National Anthem odds. Generally speaking, legal sportsbooks in the U.S. only want to offer prop bets that impact the game or aren’t predetermined. You’ve seen the tweets recording rehearsal and blowing the cover in past years. Legal books aren’t ready to put themselves at that much risk.
However, sportsbooks like BetMGM offer National Anthem odds in Ontario, Canada.
Super Bowl 58 National Anthem Length Odds
Odds via FanDuel (Ontario)
Ninety seconds is the magic number this year.
However, finishing at 90 seconds would make this the quickest Super Bowl National Anthem since Kelly Clarkson in 2012.
Chris Stapleton sang the National Anthem in 121 seconds at Super Bowl 51.
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National Anthem Super Bowl History
Most of the early Super Bowl National Anthems were performed by college marching bands, until Diana Ross in 1992. Other notable performers include Billy Joel, Whitney Houston, Garth Brooks, Cher, Mariah Carey, Beyonce, Pink and Eric Church.
In addition to Stapleton’s time above, Mickey Guyton performed in 2022 at 1:51, Demi Lovato needed 1:49 in 2020, and Gladys Knight clocked in at 2:01 in 2019. The longest in the last 15 years? Alicia Keys at 2:36.
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