Grammy Award winner John Batiste has attracted thousands of people more attention than Super Bowl 2025 on Sunday, with millions of dollars gambled on strange ball props like the national anthem, Gatorade colours, coin toss and more. It's there.
These bets are available in many sportsbooks, including the BetMGM Sportsbook in Canada. This offers how long the national anthem lasts.
The National Anthem's Over/Under comes in at 120.5 seconds, with overs reaching a maximum of -150 and reaching +115 odds.
BetMgm told the Post earlier in the week that 63% and 61% of tickets were overpaid money.
It is worth noting that for researchers there, Baptistes don't always function the same.
Batiste sang the national anthem at the NBA All-Star Game in 2017, spending 2:07 (127 seconds) to utter a star-spangled banner production.
He played that version while sitting down and playing the piano.
However, at the 2017 US Open, he played without a piano.
Canadian Fanduel Sportsbook has bets on whether he will play on the piano. The “yes” side has a odds of -400, and a +290, which means “no.”
Batiste most often plays as piano presents and has a precedent for artists who use it in the national anthem.
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Billy Joel, Alicia Keys and Lady Gaga have all used the piano in the national anthems of the past few years.
Expect Baptiste to go before the 2025 Super Bowl. It's shocking not to see the piano accompany him.
Best Benefit: Over 120.5 seconds (-150, BetMgm Canada) | John Batiste performing on piano (-400, Fundaer el Canada)
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