Sportsbooks in the U.S. are forecast to see $1.75B in betting volume on Super Bowl 60 across the 41 states and territories where it is legal. The amount of legal wagers on the Super Bowl is expected to be more than 10% higher than last year’s tally, with the addition of Missouri to the betting mix a positive factor, according to analysis from Legal Sports Report and the Sports Betting Alliance.
As for the Big Game, the Seattle Seahawks will play the New England Patriots in a West Coast vs. East Coast duel that is a rematch of Super Bowl XLIX, which had one of the most famous endings in Super Bowl history with a goal line interception in the last minute. Both teams have strong fan bases, which is expected to boost betting interest.
“This year’s big game will continue the streak of record Super Bowl handle for the regulated U.S. market,” highlighted Legal Sports Report analyst Eric Ramsey. “Missouri’s recent launch pads an already favorable outlook for a weekend that serves as the single biggest opportunity of the year for legal sportsbooks and bettors alike,” he noted.
Notably, the Super Bowl will be played in Santa Clara, California, where sports betting is not legal. However, this year the growth of prediction market platforms means there are more ways for bettors to participate. Platforms currently offering Super Bowl 60 prediction market contracts in certain states include Kalshi (KALSHI), Polymarket (POLYMARKET), DraftKings Predictions (DKNG), FanDuel Predicts (FLUT), Robinhood (HOOD), Uderdog, Webull (BULL), and Gemini (GEMI).