Coloradans bet enough money on Super Bowl LVII to buy Russell Wilson’s Cherry Hills Village home, but not enough to cover his annual salary as the Denver Broncos’ quarterback.
Total Colorado wagers on last month’s Super Bowl came in at $38 million, according to a news release from the state Division of Gaming.
While $38 million is a lot of money, Colorado’s gamblers were less enthusiastic about the Super Bowl this year than the 2022 game, as wagers dropped 7.5%, the gaming division reported. Total wagers in 2022 were $41 million.
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