Super Bowl LIX: American Gaming Association Announces Record 1.39 Billion USD Estimate For Legal Wagers
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Americans expected to legally bet $1.39 bln on Super Bowl, AGA says
A record $1.39 billion will be legally wagered in the United States on Sunday's Super Bowl match-up between the two-times defending champion Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, the American Gaming Association said on Tuesday.
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Americans will bet a record $1.39 billion on Super Bowl LIX
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 from the American Gaming Association, the primary trade group for the U.
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