While the real winners of Super Bowl Sunday turned out to be the Kansas City Chiefs, sportsbooks across the nation experienced victories for the big game as well.
Front Office Sports reported Monday that FanDuel, DraftKings and MGM all set some kind of records over the weekend.
Traffic on FanDuel during Super Bowl LVII averaged 2 million active users. The platform was processing 50,000 bets per second at its peak.
BetMGM indicated that in Nevada, the company had its highest betting handle for the Super Bowl ever. That figure included money put down at the retail locations in Las Vegas, where Super Bowl LVIII will be played next year, as well as on the BetMGM app.
In terms of payouts, one of the biggest of the night for DraftKings came when a bettor won $2.68 million on a $1.68 million bet taking the Chiefs on the moneyline.
GeoComply reported that 100 million sports-betting transactions were registered throughout the course of the weekend.
