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Nfl Betting Spread (AXcess News) Reno, NV - According to BIGResearch, Super Bowl commercials are still a big draw on game day, though the coveted 18 to 24 year-old demographic fell this year over last.

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Commodity Spread Trading With close to 145 million people nationwide watching the Super Bowl this year, advertisers will be doing their best to impress on February 5. According to the 2006 Super Bowl Consumer Intentions and Actions Survey, conducted by BIGresearch for the Retail Advertising and Marketing Association (RAMA), a division of the National Retail Federation (NRF), consumers expect to spend about the same on Super Bowl-related purchases as last year ($49.39 vs. $49.27). Overall spending for the Super Bowl in 2006 is expected to reach $5.3 billion dollars, compared to $5.6 billion in 2005.

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Betting Exchange Spread While 33.6 percent of survey respondents say the game itself is still the biggest draw, commercials still play a major role in why fans tune in. This year, 33.4 million consumers (15.3% of survey respondents) said that commercials were the most important part of the Super Bowl. Others said they watch the big game to socialize (12.5% of survey respondents) and watch the halftime show (4.6% of survey respondents).

That first TV ad aired February 6, 2005. It was so controversial that Fox pulled the commercial, refusing to broadcast it again. Fox's move caused quite a stir, making Go Daddy's 2005 Super Bowl commercial one of the most watched Super Bowl commercials in history.

Advanced Commodity Spread The biggest challenge to advertisers is the shifting demographics in consumers watching for commercials. Young adults, who last year found the commercials more important than the actual game, have shifted their focus to the action on the field rather than the entertainment of the commercials. The coveted 18 24 age group are less likely to watch the game for commercials this year (18.5%) compared to 2005 (24.5%).

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Online Spread Betting "With young adults redirecting their focus toward the game this year, advertisers are going to be pulling out all of the stops to attract their attention," said Mike Gatti, Executive Vice President of RAMA. Knowing the impact of Super Bowl commercials on branding, we can expect to see nothing less than the best-of-the-best."

Stock Spread Trading According to the survey, consumers will also use the Super Bowl to upgrade their home entertainment systems. Consumers expect to purchase 1.7 million new televisions compared to 1.4 million in 2005. Comfort and lounging is also becoming more important as consumers expect to buy roughly 800,000 pieces of furniture, compared to 530,000 last year.

Betting Horse Racing Spread Football fans plan to enjoy this year's Super Bowl festivities in a variety of ways. Nearly a quarter (24.3%) of those polled plan to attend a party, while one-in-ten (9.8%) plan to host a party. Furthermore, 8.3 million consumers will be enjoying the game from their favorite bar or restaurant.

Complete Guide Spread Trading "Retailers look forward to the Super Bowl every year, knowing that it means big business," said Phil Rist, Vice President of Strategy for BIGresearch. "Home electronics and team apparel sales are sure to beef up retailers' revenue as consumers hit the stores in anticipation of Super Bowl Sunday."

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