Cardinals fans are some of the most enthusiastic supporters of sports betting in the NFL in 2022.
Even though the Arizona Cardinals had a disappointing outcome in the 2022-23 NFL season, fans remained loyal and continued to bet on their team.
yengols.com examined Statista’s 2022 survey on “Attitudes Toward Sports Betting” among NFL fans, which surveyed 1,020 respondents, in order to determine which fanbases had the largest percentage of sports betting enthusiasts.
The findings are derived from a small group of NFL fans who self-identified as loyal followers of a specific NFL team. The percentage represents the proportion of individuals in the sample who participate in sports betting.
Given the thriving Arizona sports betting industry, it is no wonder that the Cardinals are ranked among the top teams.
The NFL fanbases that wager the most.
According to Arizona sports betting apps, the Bills fans have the third best chance to win the Super Bowl with odds of +800, behind only Kansas City (+600) and Philadelphia (+700).
Cardinals Fans’ Ranking in the NFL
In 2021, the launch of Arizona sports betting has become a major draw for wagering within the state. The Cardinals have the third-highest percentage of fans (8%) who participate in sports betting, further highlighting the popularity of this new offering.
The Cardinals’ percentage ranked third among all NFL teams, behind only the New York Giants (13%) and Buffalo Bills (11%), with Cardinals’ fans surpassing those of the Chicago Bears and Dallas Cowboys (6% each).
The Super Bowl and NFC odds for Arizona on BetMGM Sportsbook are not looking good, as they currently sit at the bottom of the NFL rankings. Cardinals fans may want to explore other options for finding betting opportunities this season.
Author
Peterson Christopher, with over seven years of experience covering sports and sports betting in Arizona, now leads the writing team at yengols.com. He has also contributed to ArizonaSports.com, the Tucson Weekly, and the Green Valley News in the past.
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