Geolocation company GeoComply this week released data showing a 24% increase in NFL playoffs compared to 2022.
Those numbers were even bigger during conference championship weekend, when the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers won to advance to the Super Bowl. The data showed a 35% increase in transactions and a 13% increase in s compared to the same weekend last year.
Over the NFL regular season, Cincinnati Bengals fans were the most prolific, recording 67,000 transactions in or near Paycor Stadium, while Arizona Cardinals fans at State Farm Stadium were second with 64,000 . The most new s were recorded at the Washington Commanders’ FedEx Field, where an average of 695 new s were created per game last fall. The next closest was 438 new s per game at the New York Giants’ MetLife Stadium.
Last year’s Super Bowl numbers were stunning 84n4g
The Super Bowl, which is the most bet on sporting event of the year, is set for Feb. 11 at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium, marking the first time the game will be held in Nevada. Hence, for the second year in a row, the title game will be held in a stadium in a legal betting state.
In the run-up to Super Bowl LVII, when the Chiefs beat the Philadelphia Eagles at State Farm Stadium in February 2023, California at that time and still is not.
The Chiefs will be playing in their second consecutive Super Bowl, but their home state ofKansas launched legal betting on the first day of the 2022 NFL season. GeoComply recorded 250,000 location checks from s in Missouri trying to access digital sports betting during last year’s Super Bowl.
