| | The Super Bowl is the single-biggest sports gambling event of the year, with
Americans of all age groups and classes participating. The activity ranges
from wagers of thousands of dollars with Las Vegas casinos, to friends who
bet $20 with each other, to office pools where everyone throws in a buck and
winner takes all. Gambling on the big game has become part of mainstream
culture.
ESPN's Outside the Lines needs your help in telling this story. We want to
know what gambling on the Super Bowl is like for high-school students. How
much money do you wager? Who do you bet with? How common is it for other
students at your school to bet on the Super Bowl? Share your story by
filling out the below comment form, and please let us know how we can
contact you if necessary (even if you choose to remain anonymous).
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