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HARRISBURG, PA: The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (“Board”) today reported that preliminary figures show $101,548,073 was wagered in the Commonwealth on this past weekend’s Philadelphia Eagles/Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl through retail and online sportsbooks. That was a 20.4% increase over the previous high for wagers placed in Pennsylvania for a Super Bowl achieved in 2023 when the Eagles and Chiefs also faced off.

At the same time, patrons overwhelmingly placed winning wagers resulting in negative revenue for the sports wagering operators of $6,532,147. The Board noted in particular a high percentage of wagers placed on the Eagles to win. The Eagles defeated the Chiefs 40-22.

Patrons could choose to place Super Bowl wagers in Pennsylvania at 18 retail locations and through 11 online wagering sites. Figures show that 91.2% of the money wagered was through online sites.

The following charts provide a breakdown of Super Bowl wagers and revenue this year and in the subsequent five years in which wagering could be conducted in Pennsylvania:

 

Year – Opponents	Wagers Retail	Wagers Online	Wagers Total
2025 – Philadelphia/Kansas City	$8,978,567	$92,569,506	$101,548,073
2024 – Kansas City/San Francisco	$6,866,870	$64,687,229	$71,554,099
2023 – Philadelphia/Kansas City	$10,316,188	$73,997,001	$84,313,189
2022 – Cincinnati/Los Angeles Rams	$6,938,462	$61,106,349	$68,044,810
2021 – Tampa Bay/Kansas City	$6,137,478	$47,497,202	$53,634,680
2020 – Kansas City/San Francisco	$6,728,544	$24,035,942	$30,693,942

 

 

Year – Opponents	Revenue Retail	Revenue Online	Revenue Total
2025 – Philadelphia/Kansas City	-$3,808,959	-$2,723,188	-$6,532,147
2024 – Kansas City/San Francisco	$451,039	$10,611,872	$11,062,911
2023 – Philadelphia/Kansas City	$4,652,018	$25,070,884	$29,722,902
2022 – Cincinnati/Los Angeles Rams	$697,646	$3,877,693	$4,575,339
2021 – Tampa Bay/Kansas City	-$24,264	$9,418,535	$9,394,271
2020 – Kansas City/San Francisco	-$450,894	-$2,840,675	-$3,334,787