BETTING WORLD NEWS Record 100 million geolocation checks during Super Bowl LVII weekend 2 years ago Samuel Post Views: 421 A record 100 million geolocation checks were conducted by GeoComply across 23 US states and the District of Columbia with legal, online sports betting during Super Bowl LVII weekend. The meeting between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles took place in Phoenix, Arizona on Sunday, representing the first Super Bowl to take place in a state with legal sports betting. The former won the thrilling contest 38-35. The 100 million geolocation checks conducted on Saturday and Sunday represent a 25% increase from last year’s Super Bowl weekend, while GeoComply registered 7.4 million accounts this time around, up 32% from last year. Moreover, data shows over 100,000 geolocation checks in and around the host venue – State Farm Stadium – from more than 8,000 fan sportsbook accounts. New York topped all states with 13.9 million checks over the weekend. The recently regulated state of Ohio is already making moves in the US, joining New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan in GeoComply’s top five states ranked by geolocation transactions over the Super Bowl weekend. “Super Bowl LVII was a record-breaking event,” – said GeoComply Co-Founder & CEO Anna Sainsbury. “GeoComply data reveals that Americans’ interest in legally betting on the Super Bowl has never been higher. It also showed that many fans at State Farm Stadium embraced their newfound ability to bet while watching the game in person.” GeoComply added that the event was also a major target for online criminals aiming to take advantage of increased consumer interest, with the group’s technology spotting and blocking over 140,000 fraud attempts in the week leading up to the match. “It’s no secret that online fraud is a growing concern across all forms of e-commerce. Online sports betting may be a target for fraud, but because every bettor must verify their location, the industry has the data to stop it before it starts. GeoComply is proud to be a cyber security asset to the industry.”- added Sainsbury. Source: gamblinginsider.com About Post Author Samuel I am a journalist specializing in gambling in Africa and around the world. I am particularly interested in stories about games and casinos. See author's posts SamuelI am a journalist specializing in gambling in Africa and around the world. I am particularly interested in stories about games and casinos. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Print Tags: GeoComply, geolocation, Super Bowl Continue Reading Previous Online Gambling Companies Emerge As Cricket Sponsors Across The WorldNext Gaming Corps signs Africa-based agreement with Goat Interactive More Stories BETTING KENYA How Afro Sports Betting Industry Is Set To Grow By 2025 11 hours ago Szarlot BETTING HOT NEWS KENYA Problem Gambling In Kenya: What Can We Learn From The UK? 11 hours ago Samuel BETTING KENYA Hakibets Joins Growing Kenya’s Betting Space 12 hours ago Samuel BETTING GHANA Ghana’s fastest-growing online sports betting & casino platform 12 hours ago Iwo Bulski BETTING KENYA The most popular sports to bet on in Kenya 12 hours ago Samuel ONLINE WORLD NEWS Pragmatic Play’s Smart Studio goes live with EstrelaBet in Brazil 3 days ago Samuel BETTING SOUTH AFRICA National Gambling Amendment Act 3 days ago Szarlot ONLINE WORLD NEWS QTech Games launches new tech hub in Malaga 4 days ago Samuel BETTING KENYA Kenya has passed a bill aimed at transforming the gambling industry 5 days ago Szarlot CASINO WORLD NEWS The impact of the casino industry in the USA for African investors 5 days ago Samuel BETTING MALAWI 888Bets takes next step in Africa with Malawi expansion 5 days ago Samuel LOTTERIES WORLD NEWS The European Lotteries welcome new European Commission for 2024-2029 6 days ago Iwo Bulski Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.