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This Super Bowl, you will be able to bet on hundreds of props from the states of Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia with any number of top internationally-licensed online sportsbooks.
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Betting on the Super Bowl From these States
Mississippi has live sportsbooks at a number of their casinos in Biloxi and Tunica. This will be the first year you'll actually be able to head to these casinos and place bets right there on the premises on the Super Bowl. Casino properties are anticipating a very large turnout from throughout the Southeastern states especially if the Saints manage to play in Super Bowl 53. New Orleans after all is a mere one hour drive from New Orleans.
Mississippi sportsbooks are only accessible online while at the properties.
For now, residents of Mississippi and Louisiana will be able to place wagers online for the upcoming Super Bowl thanks to a host of offshore sportsbooks including BetOnline, which is now entering its 20th year in business. In fact, Gambling911.com was there when BetOnline first set up shop back in the summer of 1999. It has now grown into one of the top 3 online sportsbooks serving North and South America.
The same holds true for those living in Arkansas, Alabama and Georgia. Only Arkansas is contemplating adding sportsbooks over the next five years as the state looks to expand further into the gambling realm.
Who Folks in These States Will be Betting Super Bowl 53
It's all about the New Orleans Saints in these states. The Saints secured the number one overall seed in the NFC following a Week 16 victory over Pittsburgh.
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This is great news for the Mississippi-based sportsbooks, especially those in the Biloxi area who expect to cash in on all those looking to enjoy their first ever Super Bowl sports betting experience within driving distance.
Even better would be a Titans Super Bowl appearance with Tunica looking to cash in just south of the Tennessee border.
- Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com
