For the hardcore gambler who is considering playing the coin toss prop in the Superbowl

Interesting search discovered on the Internet from a curiosity search.

When a coin is flipped 10 times, it landed on heads 6 times out of 10, or 60% of the time. When a coin is flipped 100 times, it landed on heads 57 times out of 100, or 57% of the time. When a coin is flipped 1,000 times, it landed on heads 543 times out of 1,000 or 54.3% of the time.

Do you really think it's totally random or an advantage according to this finding for heads

And to think I always thought that it was tails that never fails. 

Forget about the coinflip.

The bet, if available is on who receives the opening kickoff.

If KCC wins the flip, they may choose to receive. while PHI will kickoff.

@justliketoplay

 Dumber than a sack of hammers.

Tails never fails 

@Jimmy_Cats

 Yes Jimmy I know thank you it was all in fun to throw it out there, and though not for me I'm sure there's some that will play it, and that to me is indeed a gambling degenerate do you agree? 

If not I'll flip you for it to see who's right.

@justliketoplay

 DAMN!  I just tried this at home and heads hit 7 out of 10.  First 4-0 then 3-3.  Hmmmm.  

The Chiefs never elect to receive the opening kickoff.

@PUSSYGALORE333

Don't even tell me that you remember this series because if you do it reveals both of are ages.

@justliketoplay

 Wait until you find out the stats on the winning % on the side of the coin that is facing up before the flip

I agree that betting on the coin toss is degenerative gambling behavior. Sorry if I acted a jerk before. Good luck. 

@Jimmy_Cats

 Your one of the  good guys Jimmy and your post shows it thank you 

@BigGame90

 Holy crap BigGame it's a whopping 6000-1

If someone plays that for any amount of money exceeding a dollar they may most certainly need immediate medical attention! 

@justliketoplay

 Rumor has it they now put computer chips in the coins so the y land on the face least bet

Interesting fact on the coin toss from here on covers.

Super Bowl prop:

In combination with the coin toss winner prop, you can also bet on if the winner of the coin toss will go on to win the Super Bowl itself. This is most often presented in a “Yes/No” format.

You would think dictating the opening of the game could give the coin toss winner an edge, however, Super Bowl betting history shows us that the winner of the coin toss has gone on to win the Lombardi Trophy just over 44 percent of the time. 

@Jimmy_Cats

Is the comment "never" your:

"viewpoint"

or

"a fact"?

@lajohn

 Well it must be covers viewpoint or fact considering as I quoted above I got it from them on covers Superbowl.forum and just added it to my thread as an interesting take to the coin toss gamble for anyone playing it for the fun of it. 

I always bet it and tails never fails...

Holy shit Batman!!!!