Now the participation of women in gambling has increased. Earlier this was seen on real casinos. Now women have begun to move into online gambling. To keep everyone on the same scale and to give them the importance of being a part of the community stake has taken the right decision with the new ambassador.
How do we even identify whether these data are even valid. How do you even evaluate more Woman are more involved in online gambling, either a betting site has to release those data and i have not seen any site doing that and majority of the users will avoid sites that enforces mandatory KYC. I like the equality angle but you cannot determine that online and you cannot expect to enforce that and make a detailed analyses. Here's a study from a few years ago about online gambling in America (New Jersey):
https://socialwork.rutgers.edu/centers/center-gambling-studies/research-reports-and-questionnaires/prevalence-gambling-new-jersey
Summary of data on gender:
- Men (72.8%) were significantly more likely than women (66.9%) to have gambled in the past year and to gamble either online‐only or online and at land‐based venues.
- A higher proportion of women (84.3%), compared to men (67.2%), endorsed land‐based only gambling.
Overall, men were over‐represented in the high frequency (once a week or more) group and women, in the low frequency (less than once/month) group.
- Women primarily endorsed a preference for purchasing scratch‐off and lottery tickets and playing bingo. Men were more likely than women to engage in sports betting, live poker, casino table games, and bet on horses; older men, however, endorsed a preference for gaming machines.
- Men averaged slightly more gambling activities than women (3.4 v 2.6) and were overrepresented in all the problem gambling categories (low, moderate and high‐risk); in contrast, women comprised a larger proportion of non‐problem gamblers.
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