Assuming Nevadans follow national trends, retailers in the state can expect $109.6 million in sales tied to this weekend’s Super Bowl.
A spokesman for the Retail Association of Nevada said an estimated 1.6 million Nevadans will watch Sunday’s game, spending an average of more than $68 on a range of goods including food, beverages and athletic gear supporting their favorite team.
According to Bryan Wachter of RAN, more than 7 percent of those viewers will actually purchase a new television to watch the game.
The vast majority of the spending, however, will be on food and beverages — some three-quarters of every dollar spent.
To a good share of viewers, the game isn’t the big reason to watch. Just about 25 percent say the commercials are their favorite part.
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