Illinois included a few additional details on betting activity: A 15.7% hold led to $9.5 million in revenue and $1.4 million in taxes. Super Bowl handled jumped 32.7% at Illinois sportsbooks to $60.5 million this year.
More details on how New Jersey is handling the new competition from the north will come Wednesday when NJ’s full January report is published.
Revenue fell to $7.8 million for a 5.4% hold. Super Bowl handle in NJ was $143.7 million, up 22.4% from the prior year. The Super Bowl was a source of good news for New Jersey sportsbooks as handle grew despite mobile NY sportsbooks launching in January. It is also important to remember Nevada casinos were under a 50% capacity restriction during last year’s game. The fact that Nevada is still experiencing growth without remote registration should ease concerns that sports betting expansion will hurt Las Vegas’ gaming industry. The Supreme Court‘s decision on PASPA that paved the way for other states to join the legal US sports betting market did not come until May 2018. That is a significant detail considering Nevada sportsbooks were the only legal place to wager on the 2018 Super Bowl. That’s up 13.4% from the previous record of $158.6 million set in 2018. Handle hit $179.8 million to set a new record for action on the game in the Silver State. Super Bowl tourism is back in Nevada, it seems. The below table tracks the jurisdictions on a same-store basis. The table above tracks progress compared to the total from 2021. These tables will be updated whenever a new jurisdiction reports its Super Bowl data.
Super Bowl betting reports will slowly trickle out until there is a final number at some point in April. That is compared to $486.5 million in handle and $43 million in revenue from 17 legal jurisdictions in 2021.
So far, 14 states reported a combined $588.1 million in handle and $45.9 million in revenue. It did not take long for Super Bowl betting to hit a new record compared to 2021.
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