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 are expected to wager $1.39 billion on the Super Bowl this year, according to the American Gaming Association (AGA) ...
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