140 likes | 255 Vues
This report by Don Feeney, Research and Planning Director of the Minnesota State Lottery, delves into the participation trends of different age groups in lottery games. Using data from the 2011 Ipsos-Reid Emerging Markets Study, it explores the reasons individuals opt out of playing lotteries, the frequency of online gaming, and the social networking habits related to lottery engagement. The study reveals a disparity in game preferences between younger and older adults, highlighting games like bingo and fantasy sports that attract youth versus traditional lotteries and raffles favored by older players.
E N D
Engaging Emerging Markets:Is Technology the Answer? Don Feeney Research and Planning Director Minnesota State Lottery
Reasons for never playing a lottery game Source: 2011 Ipsos-Reid Emerging Markets Study
Reasons for never playing a lottery game Source: 2011 Ipsos-Reid Emerging Markets Study
Frequency of Shopping Once a month or more Once a week or more
Likelihood of Internet Gaming with Lottery Source: Ipsos-Reid 2011 Emerging Markets Study
Likelihood of following lottery through social networking Source: Ipsos Reid 2011 Emerging Markets Study
Reasons for not gambling on Internet Source: Ipsos-Reid Emerging Markets Study
Games more likely to be played by younger adults than older adults • Bingo • Card games • Sports pools • Fantasy sports • Pulltabs • Games less likely to be played by younger adults than older adults • Lottery • Raffles • No difference • Casinos • Racing