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POCKET UP TO $100 WHEN YOU REFER A FRIEND TO BOVADA SUPER BOWL 51 PARTY PROP SHEET FIND OUT MORE: WWW.BOVADA.LV/REFER Name: PROPS ANSWER CORRECT How long will it take Luke Bryan to sing the national anthem? Over 2:09 Under 2:09 What will the result of the coin toss be? Heads Tails Who will win the coin toss? Patriots Falcons Which coach will be mentioned first on TV after kickoff? Dan Quinn Bill Belichick What will the first offensive play of the game be? Run Pass Which team will commit the first penalty of the game? Patriots Falcons Will there be a score in the first five minutes Yes No and 30 seconds of the game? What will the first scoring play of the game be? Touchdown Field Goal or Safety Which team will score first? Patriots Falcons Which team will record the first QB sack? Patriots Falcons What will be the result of the first Coach’s Challenge? Play Overturned Play Stands What color will Lady Gaga’s hair be when she begins the halftime show? Blonde Any Other Color Will Mohamed Sanu score a TD? Yes No Will Martellus Bennett score a TD? Yes No Will there be a missed extra point after a Yes No touchdown in the game? Will a two-point conversion be attempted in the game? Yes No Will Tom Brady throw an interception? Yes No How many passing yards will Matt Ryan have? Over 315.5 yards Under 315.5 yards Who will record more receiving yards? Julian Edelman Julio Jones Who will record more rushing yards? LeGarrette Blount Devonta Freeman What will be the longest successful field goal of the game? Over 47.5 yards Under 47.5 yards Which team will score last? Patriots Falcons How many times will Gisele Bundchen be shown on TV during the game? Over 1.5 Under 1.5 How many times will Trump be said on TV during the game? Over 1.5 Under 1.5 Which team will win the Super Bowl? Patriots Falcons TIEBREAKER: Total points scored by both teams combined Total FOLLOW @BovadaLV ON TWITTER FOR LIVE RESULTS USING #PropParty @BovadaLV Bovada *The outcome of certain props may not yield an answer provided. In such cases, that question should be considered void and no points awarded..

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