The coin toss bet is a staple of any party prop sheets. Is there anything to it beyond dumb luck? No; no there is not.

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One bettor's $100 wager in August would win $310,000 if Seattle defeats the Patriots in the Super Bowl.

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Teams that win the coin toss now face a big decision. Should they kick or receive? There’s no right answer.