Let's dive into the numbers. According to the American Gaming Association, Americans are expected to place some $1.39 billion ...

The AGA estimates that Americans will wager a record $1.39 billion on legal sports betting apps for Super Bowl 59. This will be the seventh Super Bowl since the Supreme Court struck down PASPA in ...

"No single event unites sports fans like the Super Bowl ... made it legal to place bets on live sports. This has eliminated a business that saw an estimated $150 billion in illegal wagers before ...

Don’t bet against the Super Bowl. At least $1.39 billion is expected to be legally wagered on Super Bowl LIX between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs, according to new data ...

The Kansas City Chiefs square off against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday in Super Bowl ... $1.39 billion on the game, highlighting the continued expansion and popularity of sports betting ...

Super Bowl Sunday is a uniquely American annual experience ... Experts estimate that $1.4 billion will be wagered on the National Football League’s championship game between the Kansas City ...

Americans are expected to bet $1.39 billion with commercial gaming companies during Sunday’s Super Bowl — to be held ... said expanding gambling is not worth the cost. Adkins said Catholics ...

that allow sports betting. More people seek help for their gambling addiction at this time of year, during NFL playoffs through the Super Bowl, according to the executive director of the Council ...

According to reports from CoinDesk, Polymarket saw historic action, receiving $1.1 billion in bets on Super Bowl LIX's outcome, where the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22.

In fact, the two biggest bets taken on this Super Bowl so far have been in Philly's direction: BetMGM Nevada has has received bets worth $800,000 and $750,000 on the Eagles moneyline at +110.

And experts predict that, for the first time, a state other than Nevada will see the most money wagered Don't bet against the Super Bowl. At least $1.39 billion is expected to be legally wagered ...