Top Trending: ESPN Employee Wins $1 Million With ESPN Official Sportsbook, Conor McGregor, Giants and More

Written by :

C Costigan

Published on :

1 January, 2026

Last weekend's Bears vs. 49ers was the most sought after game here at Gambling911.com with 17922 impressions recorded when all was said and done. Could have fooled us as the Steelers-Browns game witnessed a massive surge in traffic the hours leading up to Sunday's early afternoon game. What is most astonishing, last Sunday's "Battle of the Sexes" tennis matchup between Nick Kyrgios and Aryna Sabalenka generated a grand total of 30510 impressions across all coverage. The sad reality is that we doubt most bookie platforms were offering this high demand exhibition betting option. Just another reason why it is important to select the very best when it comes to Pay Per Head bookie solutions. The Miami vs. Ohio State game ruled Gambling911's traffic over the last 24 hours.

New York Giants Search for a New Head Coach

The New York Giants occupied two of the top 5 most searched for terms here at Gambling911.com in recent days as that team's quest for a new head coach gets underway. Jeff Hafley led the packs at 3/1.

In recent days, there's been a lot of whispers about Kevin Stefanski coming to coach the Giants. Whether that happens or not remains to be seen.

Stefanski pays out $3300 for every $100 bet should that happen.

New York Giants Next Head Coach

Jeff Hafley 3/1

Mike McCarthy 4/1

Marcus Freeman 4/1

Klint Kubiak 6/1

Chris Shula 7/1

Lou Anarumo 9/1

Brian Flores 12/1

Mike Kafka 16/1

Steve Spagnuolo 16/1

Jon Gruden 25/1

Joe Brady 33/1

Kevin Stefanski 33/1

Kliff Kingsbury 50/1

Bill Belichick 66/1

Eli Manning 100/1

Conor McGregor Rules

Anything and everything Conor McGregor will almost always top the traffic numbers here at Gambling911.com.

Such was the case this week.

Our piece on Jake Paul Next Opponent Conor McGregor Odds Now at 7-2 hit 6459 impressions and "Conor McGregor" was the top query over the last 48 hours here at Gambling911..

This article was more about Jake Paul however.

According to Netflix, 33 million viewers worldwide tuned into to see Jake Paul get his jaw broken against Anthony Joshua. Paul reportedly made $92 million for his ~~fight~~ ass whupping against Joshua.

So when we posed the question as to whether Jake Paul fights again, McGregor topped the list of potential opponents at 7-2 odds.