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The NCAA March Madness tournament is only weeks away, and college students are gearing up to place bets on their favorite teams, school or both.

Last year, the NCAA Men's Basketball March Madness tournament experienced a primetime viewership of 4.98 million total views, an increase of over 11% from the previous year.

Student debt, the second highest consumer debt category in the United States, is causing crippling financial burden across the country.  According to recent statistics, approximately 44 million Americans owe $1.5 trillion dollars in student loans.

With Super Bowl Sunday less than three days away, Americans across the country are preparing for the largest sports event of the year.  According to CBS News, "one in ten Americans are anticipated to bet on this year's Super Bowl".

PayPerHead, an industry-leading sportsbook software company, is anticipating unprecedented profit and growth throughout this year's Super Bowl LIII.

As previously reported, recent market research has positioned the pay per head and the sports betting industry to eclipse $155 billion by 2024.

The 2018 NFL season has been quite the experience. While some of the league's top teams have been underperforming, it seems that underdog teams have been leading the pack.

After reports of increased customer demographic, technology innovations and talks of legalized sports betting, the per head industry saw billion dollar growth throughout 2018.

As more states throughout the US begin to roll-out and propose sports betting legalization, the per head industry has already documented an increase of site traffic and user sign-ups.

The sports betting and per head industry are evolving before the public's eyes. While legalization looms closer across the United States, Canadian MPs are beginning to lobby for sports betting legalization across the country.