Online Gambling Down With Two Days Left Before Super Bowl
Super Bowl Betting Down? Maybe it is the recession. Maybe it has to do with millions of people losing their jobs. Perhaps it is the seven point line. Whatever the reason, with only two days left before the Super Bowl, online gambling on the event is down from years past.
“We have not seen the early action that we have had in the past. Usually by now we have many more bets than we do this year. I’d say our figures our down by over thirty percent,” said a manager at a popular online sportsbook.
It is true that even land based casinos have had a decrease in action this year, but there is still hope for the next few days. In the past, the betting gradually increases the week of the Super Bowl up until game time.
“This year I believe we will get a lot of late action. People are unsure which way this game will go. When you have a great defense against a great offense, people always take their time trying to sort out which will succeed,” said the manager.
March Madness as a whole produces the most betting for sports books this time of year, but that goes on for a whole month. The Super Bowl last year had over $90 million wagered on it. Sports books are still holding out hope that the late push will put them above that number.
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