Record $2.72 Billion Projected in NCAA Tournament Bets Amid Women's Game Surge

Legal sports betting expands across the U.S., with South Carolina and Iowa leading as fan favorites in the Women's NCAA Tournament.

Americans are projected to legally wager a record $2.72 billion on the NCAA tournaments this year, with significant growth in betting on the Women's NCAA Tournament.
South Carolina and Iowa emerge as top favorites for the Women's NCAA Tournament, with star players like Caitlin Clark driving interest.
Legal sports betting continues to expand in the U.S., with 37 states and D.C. now offering some form of it, and several states considering legalization.
Concerns arise over the fairness of voided bets due to palpable errors, highlighting the need for clear regulatory guidelines.
Sports betting is seen as a way to generate tax revenue for states, with funds being allocated to various public priorities like infrastructure and healthcare.