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Michael Kovac / Getty Images for The Recording Academy. In the photo: Jazzmine Sullivan
It seems unlikely that one of the most popular prop matches will be available at Super Bowl Sunday.
To Florida Reporter Zach Maskavich recorded the national anthem rehearsal from outside Raymond James Stadium, legal sports books had to be adapted.
Although the length of the national anthem is not legal in American sports books, PointsBet in Australia offers the bet. However, it was pulled down the board with the intention of putting up a new number. But in the end, PointsBet decided not to do so.
PointsBet in the United States, which would offer a prop in the game compared to the national anthem length, also pushed the idea up.
Illegal sports books are always taking action over the latest record, but have also started taking the option off the board. Leaks are not uncommon for these types of bets, and this is one of the reasons why they are not offered in legal markets as a straight option. To be legal in the United States and to be approved by gaming commissions, it must be offered against another prop.
The prop has been listed for some time between 1:57 and 1:59. When the recording of the practice in the stadium revealed a time of 2:16, it all threw off and violated the listed rule.
In recent years, the line has changed based on rumors, but the actual recording is more than just hearsay.
The national anthem is performed by Jazmine Sullivan and Eric Church.