Overview
- Seattle, designated as the visiting team, called tails and the coin landed heads at Levi's Stadium.
- New England won the toss and chose to defer, so the Patriots will receive the second-half kickoff.
- Sportsbooks featured the flip as a marquee prop, with heads and tails posted near even (DraftKings -103; FanDuel -104) to reflect the house vig.
- FanDuel offered the market in selected jurisdictions such as Arizona, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Puerto Rico, with some states excluding it or permitting retail-only wagering.
- Through Super Bowl 59 the flip landed tails 31 times and heads 28, and coin-toss winners have won 26 of 59 games.