Super Bowl Halftime Props & Odds for Bad Bunny, Cardi B & More – See All the Halftime Bets You Can Make

• Bad Bunny headlines the Super Bowl 60 halftime show at Levi’s Stadium on Sunday
• Cardi B is the betting favorite to make a guest appearance at -250
• Check out the full Bad Bunny halftime show odds including first song, total songs, and outfit props below

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Bad Bunny takes the stage at Levi’s Stadium on Sunday for Super Bowl 60, and the halftime prop menu this year is the biggest we’ve ever seen. From his opening track to whether he’ll wear a dress, sportsbooks have cooked up bets on just about everything.

This will be the first Super Bowl halftime show performed primarily in Spanish. Bad Bunny was the most-streamed Spotify artist in 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2025. Only Taylor Swift knocked him off in 2023 and 2024. The man knows how to put on a show. Check out our national anthem odds for Charlie Puth’s performance as well.

Here’s the full rundown of every Bad Bunny halftime show prop you can bet ahead of Super Bowl 60.

Bad Bunny First Song Odds

The “first song” market is where most of the halftime action is. DraftKings has “Tití Me Preguntó” as the heavy favorite at -400. It’s Bad Bunny’s biggest global hit and a certified stadium anthem that gets crowds jumping.

But there’s a case for “BAILE INoLVIDABLE” too. That track was featured in the official Apple Music halftime trailer, and artists tend to open with their promo song. The Weeknd did it. Usher did it. Bad Bunny might follow the same playbook.

Bad Bunny First Song Odds

Odds as of February 6 via DraftKings. New customers can claim the DraftKings promo code and get a bonus to bet on the Super Bowl halftime show.

There’s also value on “NUEVAYoL” at +600. The song is about New York, where the NFL has its headquarters, and it’s one of Bad Bunny’s top three most-streamed tracks on Spotify. It’s livelier than some of his other hits and would get the crowd moving early.

Bad Bunny Guest Appearance Odds

This is where things get really fun. Bad Bunny has worked with half the music industry, and there’s no shortage of names with odds attached. Four of the last six Super Bowl halftime shows have featured at least two guests.

Cardi B leads the way at -250 on DraftKings. She’s got “I Like It” with Bad Bunny on her resume, and her boyfriend Stefon Diggs is playing in the game with the Patriots. She’s going to be in the building regardless, which puts this one near the top of the “safe” novelty bets.

Bad Bunny Guest Appearance Odds

J Balvin at -150 is another strong play. He joins Cardi B on “I Like It” and also features on “LA CANCIÓN,” which is Bad Bunny’s most-streamed song on Spotify. The two had a rumored beef, but Bad Bunny brought J Balvin on stage in Mexico City back in December. That’s been squashed.

Bad Bunny and J Balvin reunite onstage in Mexico City, confirming they rekindled their friendship. pic.twitter.com/U2vI3HiqCb

— Pop Base (@PopBase) December 22, 2025

Jhayco at +175 offers value too. He features on “Dakiti” and he’s from Puerto Rico. Expect Bad Bunny to hype up his home country as much as possible during this performance.

If you’re feeling riskier, Travis Scott at +1000 is worth a small sprinkle. He could come out and play “K-POP” with Bad Bunny.

Total Songs Performed

DraftKings has the over/under at 11.5 songs, with both sides at -120. That number is aggressive, but recent halftime shows support it. Rihanna performed 14 songs. Usher did 12. Kendrick hit around 10 last year.

The under has some appeal though. With five potential guests carrying +100 odds or shorter, Bad Bunny might not have time for 12 full songs. Rihanna had zero guests during her performance. Usher had six, but his songs run shorter than Bad Bunny’s catalog.

Total Songs Performed Odds

The 13-minute runtime is tight, but Bad Bunny has a massive catalog and can easily weave snippets together. He’s done it on tour. Expect medleys.

Will Bad Bunny Wear a Dress?

This might be the wildest corner of the prop sheet. “Will Bad Bunny wear a dress?” has been one of the most-bet novelty props leading up to Super Bowl Sunday.

The line opened with “Yes” slightly favored at -150, but bettors have hammered the “No” side. Reports indicate the dress is now unlikely based on betting action. If he does wear one, ball gown is the favorite style at +175.

Bad Bunny Outfit Props

The unreleased song prop leans heavily toward “No” at -295. This is the Super Bowl, not a concert. You play the hits. You bring the collabs. Bad Bunny’s album dropped in January 2025, so there’s fresh material, but debuting something new at halftime would be unusual.

For more novelty bets, check out our full Super Bowl prop betting guide.

Bad Bunny Headwear Odds

The pava (a traditional Puerto Rican straw hat) is the favorite at +125. Bad Bunny wore it in promo materials for his “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” album and at the 2025 Met Gala. But he also just launched his own NFL apparel line that includes baseball hats, which is why that option sits second at +195.

Bad Bunny First Song Headwear Odds

Bad Bunny Setlist Predictions

“BAILE INoLVIDABLE” and “Tití Me Preguntó” are near-locks to make the setlist. Both are top-three Bad Bunny songs on Spotify, and the Apple Music trailer featured “BAILE INoLVIDABLE” prominently.

“DtMF” should absolutely be part of this show too. It made history as the first predominantly Spanish-language album to win Album of the Year at the Grammys. The title track is about nostalgia and appreciating what you have. Expect to feel something during that one, even if you don’t speak Spanish.

“NUEVAYoL” and “VOY A LLeVARTE PA PR” are also strong bets to make the cut. Both have cultural significance, and Bad Bunny loves hyping up Puerto Rico and the immigrant experience. “El Apagón” is another candidate — it brags about Puerto Rico being the birthplace of reggaeton while touching on the island’s power outages and displacement issues.

Political Props: Will Bad Bunny Say “ICE”?

How many times will Bad Bunny say “Latinos”? The over 1.5 sits at -260. Bookmakers clearly expect him to shout out his people multiple times during the performance.

The “Will Bad Bunny say ICE on stage?” line has moved dramatically, from +200 all the way to -300. Bettors are overwhelmingly expecting some kind of political statement after what happened at the Grammys last week.

Bad Bunny won Album of the Year for “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” — the first Spanish-language album to claim the Recording Academy’s top prize. He opened his acceptance speech by saying “Before I say thanks to God, I’m gonna say: ICE out.” The crowd gave him a standing ovation. He followed it up with: “We’re not savage, we’re not animals, we’re not aliens. We are humans, and we are Americans.”

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell addressed the speech at his Super Bowl press conference, saying Bad Bunny “understands this platform” and will use it to “unite people.” Whether that means he’ll tone it down or double down remains to be seen. Either way, bettors are expecting something.

Halftime Viewership Odds

The halftime viewership over/under is set at 135.5 million, with the over at -142 and under at +116. Last year’s show drew 133.5 million. Bad Bunny’s massive international appeal, particularly with Latino audiences, is expected to push this number higher.

Halftime Viewership Odds

Bonus: The Cardi B-Diggs Proposal

The Cardi B angle has a prop all its own. Will Stefon Diggs propose to Cardi B after the game? That’s sitting at +1100 Yes, -4000 No. The Patriots have to win first, then Diggs needs a ring in his locker. A lot needs to go right, but if you want to sprinkle a few bucks on chaos, this is your ticket. We broke down this prop and more in our 10 weirdest Super Bowl props piece.

Check out our full breakdown of the Super Bowl betting promos available for Sunday’s game, and see the latest Patriots vs Seahawks odds for the main event.