TRENTON - Having the home team play in the Super Bowl paid off for the Atlantic City casino industry.
Attorney General Mathew J. Platkin and the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement today announced preliminary wagering data related to Super Bowl LIX played on Feb. 9.
Preliminary wagering statistics reported by Atlantic City casinos and New Jersey equine racetracks show that wagering on this year’s Super Bowl totaled approximately $168.7 million, with a projected total sports wagering payout of $143.5 million. This resulted in a win of nearly $25.2 million for the sports wagering books.
The total wagering reflects a 19% increase over wagering from the 2024 Super Bowl, which was $141.6 million.
These revenue figures include New Jersey’s 11 retail sports books and 14 sports wagering mobile applications.
Click here for the DGE press release on wagering data from last year’s Super Bowl.
