Pikkit Tracks Record $64m Handle on Super Bowl 59
Bet-tracking app Pikkit recorded its highest ever engagement during Super Bowl 59, with users across the US and Canada logging over 1.8 million picks and more than $64 million in handle.
Pikkit, the bet-tracking app used by sports bettors in the United States and Canada, has published data showing record engagement during Super Bowl 59, in which the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22.
According to the company, users tracked more than 1.8 million picks and over $64 million in handle across verified bets placed with sportsbooks nationwide. This marks a significant increase from the previous year, when Pikkit recorded around 1.5 million picks and roughly $46 million in handle over the same period.
Player props and parlays dominate
Player props accounted for approximately 54% of total handle tracked, while representing 55% of the 1.8 million picks logged, continuing a broader shift away from traditional bet types. Parlays made up 42% of all picks, with same-game parlays accounting for 87% of that parlay volume. Traditional moneyline bets fell to just 8% of picks, while just over a quarter of all tracked bets carried some form of promotion, such as odds boosts, free bets or line shifts.
Among specific picks, a wager on Saquon Barkley to score a touchdown was the most backed, drawing 86,000 picks, despite Barkley not finding the end zone. Jalen Hurts’ anytime touchdown market followed closely with 70,000 picks, while a smaller pool of 3,000 users successfully picked Hurts to score the game’s first touchdown in the opening quarter. The Chiefs’ moneyline attracted the highest total dollar value staked but ranked third by pick volume, with 42,000 picks. More than 5,000 users also tracked a bet on Patrick Mahomes to throw an interception.
Growth in dynamic wagering
Cole Magoon, Head of Growth at Pikkit, said the platform’s Super Bowl data confirmed rising demand among users for player props, parlays and novelty bets, and highlighted the importance of tracking tools to help bettors monitor performance regardless of outcome.
Pikkit says it has over 600,000 users and positions itself as a platform for syncing sportsbook accounts, tracking betting performance and supporting responsible gambling through data analysis.