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FanDuel beats its 2024 Super Bowl record as 16.6 million wagers placed

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Flutter Entertainment has revealed FanDuel set internal Super Bowl records for wagers placed as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night, February 9. More than 16.6 million wagers were placed by three million active users on FanDuel surrounding the NFL’s showpiece event. The number of bets placed was a 19% increase when compared to last year’s game, which was won by the Chiefs against the San Francisco 49ers. This year…

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FanDuel beats its 2024 Super Bowl record as 16.6 million wagers placed

Flutter Entertainment has revealed FanDuel set internal Super Bowl records for wagers placed as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night, February 9. More than 16.6 million wagers were placed by three million active users on FanDuel surrounding the NFL’s showpiece event. The number of bets placed was a 19% increase when compared to last year’s game, which was won by the Chiefs against the San Francisco 49ers. This year…

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