Watch CBS News

Odds Of Locusts At Super Bowl? Sportsbook Releases Eye-Raising Calamity Prop Bets

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- With a "potentially hazardous" asteroid buzzing by Earth the day the Philadelphia Eagles play in the Super Bowl, what are the odds that locusts will appear, too?

Carson Wentz: 'My Goal Is To Be Ready For Week 1'

MyTopSportsbooks.com released their hilarious and eye-raising calamity prop bets earlier this week for Super Bowl LII in Minneapolis.

The prop bets range from odds a beer cup is thrown on the field (3/1), to odds there is a Microsoft tablet malfunction (11/1), to things like odds there is a brawl on the field (99/1), and even odds a hurricane will hit (10,000/1).

Check out below for the full list of the calamity prop bets.

'Start Our Own Dynasty': Eagles Fans Kicking Off Weekend With Super Bowl Pep Rally

By the way, the odds locusts appear at the Super Bowl between the Eagles and Patriots are 1 million to 1.

Calamity Props
Odds there is a Microsoft tablet malfunction: 11/1

Odds the goal posts fall down: 5000/1

Odds the game gets delayed (by anything): 4/1

Odds the power goes out in the stadium: 12/1

Odds pyrotechnics start a fire in the stadium: 25/1

Odds there is a brawl on the field: 99/1

Odds there is a brawl in the stands amongst the fans: 49/1

Odds a fan streaks the field: 5/1

Odds a fan throws _____ on the field

·         beer cup: 3/1

·         article of clothing: 4/1

·         uneaten food: 5/1

·         seat cushion: 14/1

·         deflated football: 40/1

·         sex toy: 50/1

O/U feet of snow in Minneapolis on February 4th: 1.5

Odds it snows in Minneapolis on February 4th: 2/3

Odds on most likely weather:

·         Snow: 2/3

·         Sunny skies: 4/1

·         Sleet: 9/1

·         Hail: 20/1

·         Rain: 100/1

·         Hurricane: 10,000/1

·         Locusts: 1,000,000/1

·         FIELD: 20/1

View CBS News In
CBS News App Open
Chrome Safari Continue
Be the first to know
Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting.