this year to the sportsbook, because bringing in a big sports celebrity for the Super Bowl is a must.
, and September 2022, more than $5.4 billion was wagered across 18 mobile betting apps and a handful of retail sportsbooks, racing tracks and bars and restaurants. In total, Arizonans won just over $5 billion from the sportsbooks in the first 12 months they were in operation. The state of Arizona brought in more than $21.2 million in taxes from sports betting.
Guests at Casino Arizona in Scottsdale had the chance to place bets for the last Super Bowl. Plans for what the casino will do in February are still in the works and likely bigger than the previous Super Bowl.
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