'All bets are void': How will Chiefs' NFL opener affect sports betting?
Topeka, Kansas. – More than $94 million in bets were placed in Kansas in August, according to the latest sports betting numbers.
The Kansas Lottery Commission announced the numbers Wednesday during its monthly meeting in Topeka, KSNT reports. 아시안커넥트 이벤트 쿠폰His net sales exceeded $4.8 million and as his 10% cut in the state he generated $480,000. As for this month's numbers, lottery officials say "anything is possible" now that the NFL season is starting. The Kansas City Chiefs face the Detroit Lions at Arrowhead Stadium on Thursday. BTI sports 안전주소
"As for next season...as the saying goes, I think all bets will be lost...in terms of how well the Chiefs will do when it comes to sports betting," said Steven Darrell, executive director of the Kansas franchise. said. lottery. 스보벳 무료쿠폰
"Everyone is looking forward to their season. We hope they can make it to the Super Bowl again." . The state had more than $1.5 billion in stakes in its first year, bringing in about $6 million to the state.
"The state is estimated to have brought in about $1.8 million in its first year, and we brought in his just under $6 million," Darrell said.
July and August figures put him over $1.8 billion in wagers processed. Since September, the state's sports betting revenue has now exceeded $7 million.
Kansas had a great sports season last year. Officials said college and professional sports contributed to the increase in bet processing, leading to higher revenue.
"Obviously there are people coming from the Missouri side to bet on the Kansas side...I don't know what the impact would be if Missouri passed it," Darrell said. ``Whether they will be successful this year remains to be seen.''
The state also saw an increase in calls for problem gambling in its first year.
However, the debate over increasing trends in lottery budgets and revenues also raises the following questions: What would happen if sports betting became legal in Missouri? Kansas' neighboring state has yet to pass legislation.
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