It’s time to place your bets.
There’s a big reason why the Super Bowl is almost always the most watched program on television. Last year’s epic clash between the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots drew in a total audience of roughly 172 million viewers.
This coming Sunday in Super Bowl LII, the Philadelphia Eagles will take on the New England Patriots at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. And once again, thousands - if not millions - of people across the country will be making wagers on a wide variety of topics.
Whether you’ve created your own bets, or are relying on the oddsmakers out in Las Vegas, the Super Bowl has more betting interest, options and odds than any other sporting event on the calendar.