Nevada sportsbooks took in $133.8 million in wagers on the Super Bowl, the lowest handle in the past 10 years, based on numbers released Monday, February 9, 2026, by the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB).
Across Nevada, the state’s 186 sportsbooks reported $133,813,230 wagered on the game. As a result, books finished with an unaudited win of $9,892,055 and a 7.4 percent hold, the board said. In addition, NGCB Chairman Mike Dreitzer said the unaudited numbers show sportsbooks kept 7.4 percent of the money wagered.
Meanwhile, the board’s 10-year table shows 2026 was the smallest Super Bowl handle on its list, lower than every year shown back to 2017. For example, the handle was $151.6 million in 2025. In contrast, it hit $190.0 million in 2024, when Las Vegas hosted Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium.
Nevada sports book performance over the last 10 Super Bowls
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2026: $133,813,230 wagered | $9,892,055 win | 7.4% win% | Seattle 29, New England 13
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2025: $151,618,159 wagered | $22,134,104 win | 14.6% win% | Philadelphia 40, Kansas City 22
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2024: $190,020,783 wagered | $11,182,973 win | 5.9% win% | Kansas City 25, San Francisco 22
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2023: $153,183,002 wagered | $4,361,646 win | 2.8% win% | Kansas City 38, Philadelphia 35
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2022: $179,823,715 wagered | $11,063,412 win | 6.2% win% | Los Angeles 23, Cincinnati 20
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2021: $136,096,460 wagered | $12,574,125 win | 9.2% win% | Tampa Bay 31, Kansas City 9
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2020: $154,679,241 wagered | $18,774,148 win | 12.1% win% | Kansas City 31, San Francisco 20
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2019: $145,939,025 wagered | $10,780,319 win | 7.4% win% | New England 13, Los Angeles 3
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2018: $158,586,934 wagered | $1,170,432 win | 0.7% win% | Philadelphia 41, New England 33
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2017: $138,480,136 wagered | $10,937,826 win | 7.9% win% | New England 34, Atlanta 28
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