National Anthem Odds For Super Bowl 57: Chris Stapleton National Anthem Length

By Eva Geitheim | Jun 18, 2024, 4:56pm

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National Anthem odds are available in various markets and have over/under odds set at 2 minutes and 5 seconds for Chris Stapleton singing the Super Bowl 57 national anthem. Get the latest odds for the Super Bowl 2023 National Anthem and recent National Anthem history.

Super Bowl 57 National Anthem Over/Under Odds

Over 2 minutes & 5 seconds: -115
Under 2 minutes & 5 seconds: -115

Recent History of the National Anthem

Year	Singer	Over/under	Actual Time	Result
2023	Chris Stapleton	2:05	2:01 (Video)	Under
2022	Mickey Guyton	1:35	1:52 (Video)	Over
2021	Jazmine Sullivan and Eric Church	1:59	2:17 (Video)	Over
2020	Demi Lovato	1:55	1:49 (Video)	Under
2019	Gladys Knight	1:47	2:01 (Video)	Over
2018	Pink	2:00	1: 52 (Video)	Under
2017	Luke Bryan	2:09	2:04 (Video)	Under
2016	Lady Gaga	2:22	2:22 (Video)	Over
2015	Idina Menzel	2:02	2:04 (Video)	Over
2014	Renée Fleming	2:23	2:03 (Video)	Under
2013	Alicia Keys	2:15	2:36 (Video)	Over

Since seemingly almost everything is bet on and reported during the Super Bowl, the national anthem is no exception. The national anthem has become a crucial part of the Super Bowl with often the biggest Superstars and most well known singers coming to perform the Star Spangled Banner. Only one Super Bowl did not include the singing, when “America the Beautiful” was sung instead. Oddsshark.com has reported the betting on the national anthem for the past 16 Super Bowls since Super Bowl 41 when Billy Joel sang it in 1:30 which was under the bet time. In these Super Bowls, the national anthem has hit the over 9 times, the under 6 times, and 1 push. Of these national anthem performances, Billy Joel had the shortest performance while Alicia Keys has the longest anthem performance which went for 2:22 for Super Bowl 50. The past two performers of the national anthem have gone over the predicted time, including last year’s performer Mickey Guyton who sang the national anthem in a minute and 50 seconds.

The national anthem prop bets have become so popular that people began also betting on which coach will be shown first during the anthem, if a word will be omitted, and which quarterback will be shown. However, these bets are typically even harder to find on major betting sites and even harder than the over/under for the national anthem.

Country singer/songwriter Chris Stapleton will be performing the national anthem for this Super Bowl. Stapleton is a very accomplished Country musician having acquired 8 Grammy’s, 10 ACM awards, 15 CMA awards, and 5 Billboard Music Awards. He is known very much for his debut album “Traveller” which got named the top country album of the decade by Billboard. While it’s unlikely Stapleton will perform a national anthem quite as long as Aretha Franklin on Thanksgiving in 2016, or even Keys, many suspect his slower style of singing could make this anthem hit the over. The overall average time for the national anthem since 2000 is 115.4 seconds.

It’s also an important note when betting on this prop that there is no official timer for the national anthem and different sports books could measure Stapleton’s time slightly differently. This difference could definitely skew results if he’s close to either the over or under.

How to Bet on the National Anthem Prop

While major operators such as DraftKings don’t have odds for the national anthem, prospective bettors can find this line on a number of different betting platforms across the US including CoolBet & Betano. Most of the betting odds for this performance range around 120-125 seconds or a little over 2 minutes. The one major operator which has a line for the national anthem is FanDuel who set their over/under at 119.5, or just under 2 minutes. Even this lowest number would be longer than 3 of the past four Super Bowls, but Stapleton once again has that slower style which is evident in his single “Tennessee Whiskey.” The over is (-280) and the under is (+210) for this bet on FanDuel.

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Eva Geitheim

A UCLA graduate, Eva is an experienced football writer who specializes in NFL game analysis and weekly storylines. In her free time you can usually find her cheering on the 49ers or watching the latest Josh Allen highlight clip.