NCAA Tournament Betting to Top $3 Billion

Estimates are in for NCAA Tournament betting this year, and according to the American Gaming Association the numbers will be huge. Latest projections for the 2026 college basketball postseason indicating that Americans are expected to legally wager approximately $3.3 billion on the men and women’s tournaments. This figure represents a significant increase from previous years, marking a 54 percent rise in wagering volume over the last three years alone. The trade group points to the continued expansion of legal state and tribal regulated sports betting markets as the primary driver for this growth. According to the association, the 3.3 billion…

2026 March Madness Betting

As the 2026 NCAA tournament approaches, the landscape of March Madness betting is shifting with several high value programs emerging as serious contenders for the national title. Analysts are currently highlighting a diverse group of teams that offer intriguing opportunities for those looking to place a wager before the opening tip. At the forefront of the discussion is St. John’s, listed at plus 5000 odds. Despite some early season struggles, including a significant loss to Kentucky, the Red Storm has found its rhythm by winning 11 consecutive games. The team relies heavily on big man Zuby Ejiofor, who leads the…

Vegas Super Bowl Betting Hits 10 Year Low

Las Vegas Super Bowl betting experienced the lowest level of betting activity for the NFL championship game in a decade, according to data released by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. The total amount wagered on the title game between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots reached 133.8 million dollars, representing a significant drop from the figures recorded in recent years. The current handle for Vegas Super Bowl betting is the lowest reported since 2016, when 132.5 million dollars was wagered on the matchup between Denver and Carolina. This year’s total reflects an 11.7 percent decline from the 151.6…

FanDuel Credit Card Deposits Banned

FanDuel credit card deposits will soon be a thing of the past, as the operator has announced a major change to its payment policies. FanDuel has confirming that it will stop accepting credit cards for deposits across its United States platforms starting March 2, 2026. This decision applies to all of the company’s primary offerings, including FanDuel Sportsbook, FanDuel Casino, and FanDuel Racing. The company stated that the move follows an evaluation of its payment methods conducted over the last several months. According to a company spokesperson, the decision to remove this funding option was made to improve the deposit…

NFL Bans Super Bowl Ads for Prediction Markets

The NFL has established a firm boundary regarding Super Bowl ads for its upcoming championship game by prohibiting advertisements for prediction markets. Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has publicly supported this decision, characterizing the league’s stance as a victory for the integrity of professional sports over potential advertising revenue. Christie, who currently serves as a strategic advisor for the American Gaming Association, spoke with iGaming Business about the league’s decision to exclude certain platforms from its broadcast. He argued that the NFL is demonstrating a commitment to regulated markets that offer fan protections. According to Christie, the decision shows…

Super Bowl Bets Could Hit Nearly $1.8 Billion

The American Gaming Association has released a new report on Super Bowl bets this year, projecting that Americans will wager a record 1.76 billion dollars legally on the big game. This forecast represents a significant 27 percent increase over the previous year and highlights the rapid expansion of the regulated sports betting industry across the United States. According to the AGA, the growth in Super Bowl bets is driven by the maturation of legal markets in 39 states and the District of Columbia. Missouri is the most recent state to join the legal landscape, having launched its regulated market in…