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A Super Bowl in Las Vegas Calls for Responsible Sports Betting

The largest event in the NFL was held in Las Vegas for the first time in history. Wagering has also grown in interest, marking an exciting night for the gaming industry. According to the Nevada Gaming Control Board, $185.6 million was wagered on the 2024 Super Bowl at the state’s 182 sportsbooks. Wagering this year surpassed the previous high of $179.8 million in 2022 and represented a 21.1% increase over 2023’s figure of $153.2 million. Sports betting remains one of the most popular forms of gambling in the industry.

 

Headquartered in Las Vegas, Pavilion Payments takes pride in supporting and actively engaging in initiatives that contribute to the overall well-being and success of the community. Christopher Justice, CEO of Pavilion Payments, is an ambassador and founding member of the Las Vegas Host Committee Ambassador Program (LVHCAP) and was honored to contribute to the success of this event that brings the country together. Pavilion Payments ensured all patrons had the tools they needed to bet responsibly to have an elevated experience.

 

Pavilion Payments creates and promotes the safest and most straightforward solutions to encourage responsible gaming. Pavilion Payments’ industry-standard e-check network, VIP Preferred®, makes sports betting simple by linking patrons’ checking accounts directly with their wagering ledger, enabling fast and safe access to funds. By utilizing bank-grade security, the VIP Preferred e-check network protects all transactions. Patrons also have several safety features with VIP Preferred, including configurable pre-set spending limits, cooling-off periods and voluntary self-exclusion.

 

While betting can make watching sports exciting, education is essential to ensure patrons are wagering responsibly. Pavilion Payments is committed to education and providing a safe gaming environment.

 

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