Americans Are , Expected to Bet , $23.1 Billion on the Super Bowl.br Two-thirds of U.S. adults live in places where sports betting is legal, ESPN reports. .br On Feb. 6, the American Gaming br Association (AGA) released results of a br survey conducted by Morning Consult. .br 2,204 adults were surveyed to find out if they'll be placing bets on this year's big game. .br AGA president and CEO Bill Miller issued br a statement about the survey results. .br As the Super Bowl comes to Las Vegas br for the first time, this year's record br interest in wagering marks a full circle br moment for the U.S. gaming industry. , AGA president and CEO Bill Miller, via statement.br Our priority remains getting this opportunity br right by providing the consumer protections br only a regulated market can guarantee and br investing in responsible gambling tools, br safeguards and education, AGA president and CEO Bill Miller, via statement.br 26 of adult Americans could end up betting a combined total of $23.1 billion as the br Chiefs take on the 49ers at Super Bowl LVIII.br Eilers & Krejcik Gaming, a research firm, predicts that $1.25 billion worth of bets will be placed with American sportsbooks.br while 25 will be same-game parlays, br and 15 of bets will be made after kickoff. .br Last week, Caesars Sportsbook said that it received a br $1 million bet that the 49ers will win and a $100,000 bet br that the coin flip to start the game will be tails.br Last week, Caesars Sportsbook said that it received a br $1 million bet that the 49ers will win and a $100,000 bet br that the coin flip to start the game will be tails.br Super Bowl LVIII kicks off Feb. 11 at 6:30 p.m.