Most of America is Rooting for Canada in Stanley Cup, According to Survey

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Most of America is Rooting for Canada in Stanley Cup, According to Survey

America sure loves an underdog.

According to a Twitter survey, most of the United States is rooting for the Montreal Canadiens to beat the Tampa Bay Lightning in the Stanley Cup Finals.

BetOnline.ag, a sports betting website, geo-tracked more than 100,000 tweets, hashtags and direct keyword associations over the last four days related to Stanley Cup support such as #gobolts and #gohabsgo.

The data was used to create a U.S. map that shows which states are rooting for either the Canadiens or Lightning.

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As you can see, much of the southeast portion of the U.S. is rooting for Tampa Bay, while the rest of the country is all red. The final count:

Montreal Canadiens - 36 states

Tampa Bay Lightning - 14 states

- C Costigan, Gambling911.com

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