Background

The tradition of Super Bowl champions visiting the White House dates back to 1980 when President Jimmy Carter first hosted the Pittsburgh Steelers. While this has become a customary celebration, some teams have declined or been disinvited in recent years due to political tensions or other circumstances. Most notably, the Philadelphia Eagles were disinvited by President Trump in 2018 after several players announced they would not attend.

Resolution Criteria

This market will resolve YES if the winning team of Super Bowl LX (scheduled for February 8, 2026, at Levi's Stadium) makes an official visit to the White House within a couple months of their victory. The visit must include a significant portion of the team and coaching staff, along with a formal ceremony or reception with the President.

The market will resolve NO if:

• The team declines an invitation

• The team is not invited

• The team is disinvited

• No visit occurs within a couple of months of the Super Bowl victory

• The visit is canceled after being scheduled

The market will resolve NO if Super Bowl LX is not played or completed.

Considerations

• The political climate and relationship between team leadership/players and the administration in early 2026 may influence the decision

• Team ownership, player preferences, and scheduling conflicts could affect the likelihood of a visit

• The outcome may depend on which teams make it to the Super Bowl, as different organizations have varying histories with White House visits