Core Insights - Super Bowl LX generated significant betting activity, with Bank of America identifying Kalshi as a key winner, while expressing concerns over sportsbooks' exposure to the Seattle Seahawks [1][2] Group 1: Kalshi's Performance - Kalshi's trading volume reached $871 million on Super Bowl Sunday, with approximately $650 million specifically on Super Bowl markets, ranking second in app usage that night [2] - Kalshi offered higher payouts on the Seahawks' victory compared to traditional sportsbooks, which contributed to its success [2] - The company introduced new features such as a play-by-play feed and live stats feeds, which may have helped mitigate payment processing delays due to increased betting volume [3] Group 2: Sportsbooks' Outcomes - The Seattle Seahawks won the Super Bowl LX 29-13, covering the -4.5 spread, which was unfavorable for many sportsbooks that had heavy betting on the Seahawks [4] - DraftKings ranked fifth in app usage on Super Bowl Sunday, indicating a strong position in the sports betting market, with a more balanced betting split between the Seahawks and Patriots [4][5] - BetMGM reported that 60% of its wagers were on the Seahawks, highlighting the risk exposure for sportsbooks during the event [5] Group 3: Overall Betting Landscape - The American Gaming Association estimated that legal sportsbooks had a total of $1.76 billion in wagers for Super Bowl LX, reflecting the event's massive betting appeal [6]