They are talking about us!!! 
The Super Bowl is just a few days away, and there is expected to be a staggering amount of money riding on the game in Minneapolis.
In a press release calling for governments to end the ban on sports betting, the American Gaming Association estimated that Americans will wager a total of more than $4.6 billion on Super Bowl LII.
According to the AGA, only three percent of that total, or around $138 million, will be wagered legally using sportsbooks in Nevada.
2017 was a record year in Vegas, as bettors wagered a record 138.48 million on the Patriots-Falcons Super Bowl last year. That number was up $6 million from 2016, $23 million from 2015, and $67 million from 2002 – New England’s first Super Bowl victory.
The Super Bowl is just a few days away, and there is expected to be a staggering amount of money riding on the game in Minneapolis.
In a press release calling for governments to end the ban on sports betting, the American Gaming Association estimated that Americans will wager a total of more than $4.6 billion on Super Bowl LII.
According to the AGA, only three percent of that total, or around $138 million, will be wagered legally using sportsbooks in Nevada.
2017 was a record year in Vegas, as bettors wagered a record 138.48 million on the Patriots-Falcons Super Bowl last year. That number was up $6 million from 2016, $23 million from 2015, and $67 million from 2002 – New England’s first Super Bowl victory.
