What If California And Ohio Had Legal, Live Sports Wagering For Super Bowl LVI?
Jill Dorson & Chris Altruda February 7, 2022
Sports Handle projects handle could have been as high as $400 million combined if wagering were live in both states
Bettors in California and Ohio, neither of which currently offer live digital sports betting, may have wagered as much as $400 million on Super Bowl LVI if able to do so legally, according to research conducted by Sports Handle.
The Super Bowl features a team from each state and will be played in California. Based on a 7% hold and a 10% tax rate, the states combined would potentially have taken in nearly $3 million in tax revenue for the biggest single-day sports betting event in the U.S.
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