A record number of Americans are expected to bet on this year's Super Bowl
Since last year's big game, 45 million additional people will be able to bet on the Super Bowl because their states have legalized sports betting over the past year.
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Since last year's big game, 45 million additional people will be able to bet on the Super Bowl because their states have legalized sports betting over the past year.
Since last year's big game, 45 million additional people will be able to bet on the Super Bowl because their states have legalized sports betting over the past year.
Since last year's big game, 45 million additional people will be able to bet on the Super Bowl because their states have legalized sports betting over the past year.
The gambling industry's national trade group estimates a record 31.5 million Americans plan to bet on this year's Super Bowl. The American Gaming Association forecasting that over $7.6 billion will be bet.
A record 31.5 million Americans plan to bet on this year's Super Bowl, according to estimates released Tuesday by the gambling industry's national trade group. The American Gaming Association forecasts that over $7.6 billion will be wagered on pro football's championship game set for Sunday. Bettors include people making casual wagers with friends or relatives, entries into office pools, wagers with licensed sportsbooks, and bets placed with illegal bookmakers.