Vegas has won 17 of 19 Super Bowls!

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Vegas has won 17 of 19 Super Bowls!

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Las Vegas, Nevada (February 4, 2010) – Exclusively from RJ Bell of Pregame.com

Since 1991, Nevada has separately tracked Super Bowl betting. In those 19 years, the sportsbooks have won money 17 times, with the bettors winning only 2 times.

RJ Bell of Pregame.com said: “A conservative estimate of Super Bowl betting losses over the last 19 years would exceed $13 billion dollars worldwide.”

Super Bowl XLIV is expected to be the biggest bet Super Bowl EVER, with over $10 Billion riding on the game worldwide. This would be the biggest bet single-day sporting event in history. Over half of adult Americans are expected to have some money at risk on the game Sunday.

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  • very interesting....

    so that would mean that the side which has the most money on has LOST all but 2 of the last 19 years??

  • any idea where that money is so far this year?  :)

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  • On the over. I'm playing the under

  • im also a huge fan of the under!!!!!     how about the game??

  • Fellas...You have to remember that although the amount of profit the books make in each Super Bowl is dependent on who covers...the bottom line is that it's the volume which has allowed them to win 17 of 19...and not neccessarliy which Side or Total got the money...

    I mean, obviously they will always prefer one side to another, or one total to another...but more times than not, it's all that VIG...and all those props, parlays, teasers, ect...that allows them to come out ahead regardless of which side gets the money...

    So you alway have to be careful about worrying about the "public" side...Because it's one of those games that they really end up usually getting a good balance, because everyone has an opinion...And on Super Bowl Sunday, most people are willing to put some money behind that opinion...

    In 2008...when the NYG beat the NEP...in Nevada there was $92 MIL wagered...and the books showed a loss of 2.8% or 2.5 Mil...

    Then in 2005...when the NEP beat PHI...there was $90 MIL wagered...and the books showed a Win of +17.0%...or $15+ Million...

    And even in 1999, when EVERYONE was betting the Broncos over the Falcons...the books took in $75 MIL...and ended up with a Win of +3.8%...or a little under 3 MIL...

    So these guys are going to make their money more times than not, no matter the outcome...And usually, the only question remains...How Much They Make ??

    Do your work, and go with your opinion...because it's just 1 game, and we all have an opinion on it...Best of Luck, VR

    So you can see how it's all about t

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  • WOW...great point VR!!!!

    totally forgot about the Vig....well done...well said...and thanks for sharing!!!!!!

  • i agree with vr the props teasers and the vig it is tough for the bettor to overcome volume is king for the books

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