Majority of public won today, sportsbooks likely won too. Win win for both sides except for Pats backers lol.. I don't think the books will beat last year's profit margin tho. they made out like bandits in last year's Super bowl: $22 mil which is their all time best. My prediction for this one? single digits. maybe 6 or 7 mill.. that Under saved the books several million more
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Majority of public won today, sportsbooks likely won too. Win win for both sides except for Pats backers lol.. I don't think the books will beat last year's profit margin tho. they made out like bandits in last year's Super bowl: $22 mil which is their all time best. My prediction for this one? single digits. maybe 6 or 7 mill.. that Under saved the books several million more
Nevada Gaming Control Board could release key revenue and net profit of sportsbooks from SB LX as soon as tomorrow. Stay tuned on the Las Vegas Review-Journal report, they may have the figures tomorrow.
I agree with you, DK this year's income and revenue may materially drop comparing to those of last year. I have read some books need New England to cover the spread. You know Patrick Everson, you will have better and accurate view in his X.
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@Digitalkarma
Nevada Gaming Control Board could release key revenue and net profit of sportsbooks from SB LX as soon as tomorrow. Stay tuned on the Las Vegas Review-Journal report, they may have the figures tomorrow.
I agree with you, DK this year's income and revenue may materially drop comparing to those of last year. I have read some books need New England to cover the spread. You know Patrick Everson, you will have better and accurate view in his X.
Yep that's correct. Everson is good source for this kind of stuff and Todd Dewey too. Since you mentioned it I just read his X feed and sounds about right. Maybe it's different elsewhere but read that Circa needed the Seahawks after a big bet on Pats pre flop that's interesting lol. Reports coming in earlier and earlier now huh
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@lmb4321
Nice work, I might tune in for March Madness
@Europa
Yep that's correct. Everson is good source for this kind of stuff and Todd Dewey too. Since you mentioned it I just read his X feed and sounds about right. Maybe it's different elsewhere but read that Circa needed the Seahawks after a big bet on Pats pre flop that's interesting lol. Reports coming in earlier and earlier now huh
“Overall, it was a solid winning day,” Red Rock Resort sportsbook director Chuck Esposito said. “It wasn’t the best case, which was Seattle winning but not covering. But keeping the game under was huge. That definitely helped a lot. We were huge under fans.
So, Red Rock Resort sportsbook was doing pretty good last night even Seattle covered the spread. The best case was New England lost but covered the spread on the game.
“Overall, it was a solid winning day,” Red Rock Resort sportsbook director Chuck Esposito said. “It wasn’t the best case, which was Seattle winning but not covering. But keeping the game under was huge. That definitely helped a lot. We were huge under fans.
So, Red Rock Resort sportsbook was doing pretty good last night even Seattle covered the spread. The best case was New England lost but covered the spread on the game.
I don't think they showed a replay of it either just Walker's face with an oh damn and a laugh
@tech65
The total of all books in Nevada,
@theclaw
Makes sense. Pats had steeper future odds than Seahawks. while there weren't many bets placed on them the ones that did the payouts would be sizeable. Who wouldve thought both longshots would reach the Super bowl
@Europa
Sounds about right. Seahawks winning but not covering would've been the dream scenario combined with the Under
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@FXGar
I don't think they showed a replay of it either just Walker's face with an oh damn and a laugh
@tech65
The total of all books in Nevada,
@theclaw
Makes sense. Pats had steeper future odds than Seahawks. while there weren't many bets placed on them the ones that did the payouts would be sizeable. Who wouldve thought both longshots would reach the Super bowl
@Europa
Sounds about right. Seahawks winning but not covering would've been the dream scenario combined with the Under
@FXGar I don't think they showed a replay of it either just Walker's face with an oh damn and a laugh @tech65 The total of all books in Nevada, @theclaw Makes sense. Pats had steeper future odds than Seahawks. while there weren't many bets placed on them the ones that did the payouts would be sizeable. Who wouldve thought both longshots would reach the Super bowl @Europa Sounds about right. Seahawks winning but not covering would've been the dream scenario combined with the Under
Perfectly accordant with your call on 24-20 Seattle, it appears. DK.
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Quote Originally Posted by Digitalkarma:
@FXGar I don't think they showed a replay of it either just Walker's face with an oh damn and a laugh @tech65 The total of all books in Nevada, @theclaw Makes sense. Pats had steeper future odds than Seahawks. while there weren't many bets placed on them the ones that did the payouts would be sizeable. Who wouldve thought both longshots would reach the Super bowl @Europa Sounds about right. Seahawks winning but not covering would've been the dream scenario combined with the Under
Perfectly accordant with your call on 24-20 Seattle, it appears. DK.
Lowest handle in Nevada since 2016 with 133 million total but did better than my estimate with books taking home around 9.9 million. Tourism in Vegas definitely been hurting these days plus not the most exciting Super Bowl match being a factor
Wonder how other states especially New York and New Jersey markets are doing. Doesn't sound like the record 1.7 billion bets would be fully achieve in the good ol US of A if Vegas is slumping this year
Sip on that plus money honey!
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Numbers are out.
Lowest handle in Nevada since 2016 with 133 million total but did better than my estimate with books taking home around 9.9 million. Tourism in Vegas definitely been hurting these days plus not the most exciting Super Bowl match being a factor
Wonder how other states especially New York and New Jersey markets are doing. Doesn't sound like the record 1.7 billion bets would be fully achieve in the good ol US of A if Vegas is slumping this year
Numbers are out. Lowest handle in Nevada since 2016 with 133 million total but did better than my estimate with books taking home around 9.9 million. Tourism in Vegas definitely been hurting these days plus not the most exciting Super Bowl match being a factor Wonder how other states especially New York and New Jersey markets are doing. Doesn't sound like the record 1.7 billion bets would be fully achieve in the good ol US of A if Vegas is slumping this year
Since the introduction of legalized sports betting and new prediction markets in almost fifty states across this country, sports bettors don't have to drive from Arizona, California or fly from New York or Texas to Vegas to make bets. Vegas has loosen the grip of sports betting oligopoly it has enjoyed and to profit as it used to.
Earlier today, I have chatted with some buddies of mine and my manger on SB 60, all of them have had no actions whatsoever in this game. Most of them just felt the game boring and lethargy for the most part, one of the worst SB in the recent years.
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Quote Originally Posted by Digitalkarma:
Numbers are out. Lowest handle in Nevada since 2016 with 133 million total but did better than my estimate with books taking home around 9.9 million. Tourism in Vegas definitely been hurting these days plus not the most exciting Super Bowl match being a factor Wonder how other states especially New York and New Jersey markets are doing. Doesn't sound like the record 1.7 billion bets would be fully achieve in the good ol US of A if Vegas is slumping this year
Since the introduction of legalized sports betting and new prediction markets in almost fifty states across this country, sports bettors don't have to drive from Arizona, California or fly from New York or Texas to Vegas to make bets. Vegas has loosen the grip of sports betting oligopoly it has enjoyed and to profit as it used to.
Earlier today, I have chatted with some buddies of mine and my manger on SB 60, all of them have had no actions whatsoever in this game. Most of them just felt the game boring and lethargy for the most part, one of the worst SB in the recent years.
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