A rest area on the Louisiana-Texas border helps show popularity of Super Bowl sports betting
The rest area offers a convenient place to gamble because online sports betting has not been legalized in Texas, pushing business to Louisiana. Some bet from their cars, while others sit in rocking chairs in the lobby that overlooks a large pond. Once, McIngvale placed a then-record $5 million Super Bowl bet from outside the men's restroom.
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