Hull KR and Leeds Rhinos supporters played their part in achieving a new record crowd for rugby league\u2019s annual bonanza in Las Vegas: with a total of 45,719 packing into the Allegiant Stadium.<\/p>\n
The Robins<\/a> and the Rhinos played out the first of three games in Sin City on Saturday night, with Brad Arthur\u2019s side toppling the reigning Super League champions in style with a thumping 58-6 victory.<\/p>\n No standalone attendance figure was recorded for that Super League clash, but it\u2019s believed that between 10-12,000 English fans made their way to the United States to watch it live.<\/p>\n Instead, the crowd figure dished out was an amalgamated one: including the crowd(s) that watched the two NRL games which followed Leeds<\/a>\u2018 win against KR.<\/p>\n Newcastle Knights beat North Queensland Cowboys 28-18 before Canterbury Bulldogs pipped St George Illawarra Dragons 15-14 in Golden Point, handing the Vegas spectacle a dramatic ending.<\/p>\n Want more Love Rugby League? Add us as a preferred source on Google<\/a> and ensure you never miss our exclusives and breaking news!<\/p>\n 2026 Las Vegas crowd revealed as new attendance record set<\/p>\n The crowd of 45,719 is the biggest on record since rugby league took over Sin City for the first time in 2024.<\/p>\n On that occasion, there were just two NRL<\/a> games in the schedule: but a healthy crowd of 40,746 were present.<\/p>\n