Super Bowl 50 set the all-time record for sportsbook handle in Nevada, according to figures released by the Nevada State Gaming Control Board.
$132.5 million was staked on the Super Bowl, which beats the previous record of $119.4 million on Super Bowl XVIII between the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks.
While the outcome was not the home run Vegas hoped for given the surge of late Denver money - which caused the line to drop 1.5 points and money line to drop by as much as 30 cents at top sportsbooks - Vegas still made money; $13.3 million, to be exact.
The biggest profit was recorded in the 2014 Super Bowl when $19.6 million was won.
The betting public also made out like bandits with Von Miller cashing as the game's Most Valuable Player (MVP). The line lowered from +2500 to +1400 at some online sportsbooks, and a report by the Las Vegas Sun suggested as much as 10% of wagers were on Miller at some books on the Las Vegas strip.
| Nevada Sportsbook Super Bowl Bottom Line Results Last 11 Years |
| 2016—$132.5 million |
| W/L: Sportsbooks won +$13.3 million (10.1%) |
| 2015—$115,986,086 |
| W/L: Sportsbooks won +$3,261,066 (2.8%) |
| 2014—$119,400,822* |
| W/L: Sportsbooks won +$19,673,960 (16.5%) |
| 2013—$98,936,798 |
| W/L: Sportsbooks won +$7,206,460 (7.3%) |
| 2012—$93,899,840 |
| W/L: Sportsbooks won +$5,2064,470 (5.4%) |
| 2011—$87,491,098 |
| W/L: Sportsbooks won +$724,176 (0.8%) |
| 2010—$82,726,367 |
| W/L: Sportsbooks won +$6,857,101 (8.3%) |
| 2009—$81,514,748 |
| W/L: Sportsbooks won +$6,678,044 (8.2%) |
| 2008—$92,055,833 |
| W/L: Sportsbooks lost -$2,573,103 (-2.8%) |
| 2007—$93,067,358 |
| W/L: Sportsbooks won +$12,930,175 (13.9%) |
| 2006—$94,534,372 |
| W/L: Sportsbooks won +$8,828,431 (9.3%) |
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