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Vegas Counts On Big Numbers for the Big Game Super Bowl weekend will draw upwards of 300,000 people to Las Vegas, perhaps more than the number of attendees in Phoenix for the actual game. Casinos are hoping bettors will place $1 million on their tables on Super Bowl-related parlays alone, not to mention money spent on the usual games available in Las Vegas.
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Vegas Counts On Big Numbers for the Big Game

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Heard on All Things Considered

Howard Stutz, a business and gaming reporter for the Las Vegas Review-Journal, talks with Robert Siegel about how the Super Bowl plays in Vegas.

Upwards of 300,000 people will attend the "event" in Las Vegas, perhaps more than the number of attendees in Phoenix for the actual game.

Casinos are hoping bettors will place $1 million on their tables on Super Bowl-related parlays alone, not to mention money spent on the usual games available in Las Vegas.

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The undefeated New England Patriots face the New York Giants in this year's Super Bowl in Arizona.