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    LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The latest figures compiled by the Global Betting and Gaming Consultants show that Australia is by far the biggest gambling nation on the planet with a per capita spend of US$866 a year. British operators Paddy Power, William Hill, Ladbrokes and Bet agen sabung ayam 365 have all been quick to recognise the potential and have licensed their business in Australia to take sports bets. Forty six percent of Paddy Power's group operating profits come from customers based in Australia. But the real gambling spend for Australia comes not from internet but the widespread distribution of pokie machines (50%) played by locals and then also casinos (20%) that host Chinese gamblers. Hong Kong sabung ayam online Jockey Club are in second place even though many residents are going to Macau to gamble in the casinos. Canada comes in third with strong gambler support judi sabung ayam for casino, gaming machines and lotteries. Ontario is the lead state almost double in terms of gross gaming yield in front of Quebec. Italy has growth in stature as a gambling market with the growth of various slot machines through deregulation as the Italian Government has sought to gain a higher tax yield from gambling. The United Kingdom has dropped to tenth from third in 2008. "This is because other countries have decided not to criminalise the gambler and bring forth legislation to legalise gambling. However we expect the UK to rise in the ranking next year when we will see a full year of on shore licensing for internet gambling which was previously allocated off shore, mostly in Gibraltar, Isle of Man and Malta" said Warwick Bartlett Chief Executive of GBGC. All of the top ten listed are prosperous countries which destroy the myth that the poor gamble most. "You can only lose what you have in your pocket, and gambling is not a priority for poor people, it is essentially a luxury purchase when all essentials have been paid for" says Warwick Bartlett, GBGC's CEO. 2013 Data COUNTRY h GDPUS$ h population h GGY(US$) h GGY per Capita 1. Australia 1,505,924 23.32 20,202.00 866 2. Hong Kong SAR 274,027 7.22 3,502.00 485 3. Canada 1,826,769 35.11 16,287.00 464 4. Finland 267,412 5.45 2,251.00 413 5. Italy 2,071,955 59.69 23,109.00 387 6. New Zealand 181,574 4.48 1,661.00 371 7. United States 16,768,050 316.50 100,827.00 319 8. Japan 4,898,530 127.34 40,495.00 318 9. Norway 512,581 5.10 1,531.00 300 10. United Kingdom 2,523,216 64.09 18,136.00 283 Source www.gbgc.com h h h h GGY = Gross Gaming Yield (what the customer actually loses gambling) Singapore and Macau have been left out of the calculations because the high gross gaming yields are predominantly created by tourists from China and the rest of Asia.

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    LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The latest figures compiled by the Global Betting and Gaming Consultants show that Australia is by far the biggest gambling nation on the planet with a per capita spend of US$866 a year. British operators Paddy Power, William Hill, Ladbrokes and Bet agen sabung ayam 365 have all been quick to recognise the potential and have licensed their business in Australia to take sports bets. Forty six percent of Paddy Power's group operating profits come from customers based in Australia. But the real gambling spend for Australia comes not from internet but the widespread distribution of pokie machines (50%) played by locals and then also casinos (20%) that host Chinese gamblers. Hong Kong sabung ayam online Jockey Club are in second place even though many residents are going to Macau to gamble in the casinos. Canada comes in third with strong gambler support judi sabung ayam for casino, gaming machines and lotteries. Ontario is the lead state almost double in terms of gross gaming yield in front of Quebec. Italy has growth in stature as a gambling market with the growth of various slot machines through deregulation as the Italian Government has sought to gain a higher tax yield from gambling. The United Kingdom has dropped to tenth from third in 2008. "This is because other countries have decided not to criminalise the gambler and bring forth legislation to legalise gambling. However we expect the UK to rise in the ranking next year when we will see a full year of on shore licensing for internet gambling which was previously allocated off shore, mostly in Gibraltar, Isle of Man and Malta" said Warwick Bartlett Chief Executive of GBGC. All of the top ten listed are prosperous countries which destroy the myth that the poor gamble most. "You can only lose what you have in your pocket, and gambling is not a priority for poor people, it is essentially a luxury purchase when all essentials have been paid for" says Warwick Bartlett, GBGC's CEO. 2013 Data COUNTRY h GDPUS$ h population h GGY(US$) h GGY per Capita 1. Australia 1,505,924 23.32 20,202.00 866 2. Hong Kong SAR 274,027 7.22 3,502.00 485 3. Canada 1,826,769 35.11 16,287.00 464 4. Finland 267,412 5.45 2,251.00 413 5. Italy 2,071,955 59.69 23,109.00 387 6. New Zealand 181,574 4.48 1,661.00 371 7. United States 16,768,050 316.50 100,827.00 319 8. Japan 4,898,530 127.34 40,495.00 318 9. Norway 512,581 5.10 1,531.00 300 10. United Kingdom 2,523,216 64.09 18,136.00 283 Source www.gbgc.com h h h h GGY = Gross Gaming Yield (what the customer actually loses gambling) Singapore and Macau have been left out of the calculations because the high gross gaming yields are predominantly created by tourists from China and the rest of Asia.

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    LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The latest figures compiled by the Global Betting and Gaming Consultants show that Australia is by far the biggest gambling nation on the planet with a per capita spend of US$866 a year. British operators Paddy Power, William Hill, Ladbrokes and Bet agen sabung ayam 365 have all been quick to recognise the potential and have licensed their business in Australia to take sports bets. Forty six percent of Paddy Power's group operating profits come from customers based in Australia. But the real gambling spend for Australia comes not from internet but the widespread distribution of pokie machines (50%) played by locals and then also casinos (20%) that host Chinese gamblers. Hong Kong sabung ayam online Jockey Club are in second place even though many residents are going to Macau to gamble in the casinos. Canada comes in third with strong gambler support judi sabung ayam for casino, gaming machines and lotteries. Ontario is the lead state almost double in terms of gross gaming yield in front of Quebec. Italy has growth in stature as a gambling market with the growth of various slot machines through deregulation as the Italian Government has sought to gain a higher tax yield from gambling. The United Kingdom has dropped to tenth from third in 2008. "This is because other countries have decided not to criminalise the gambler and bring forth legislation to legalise gambling. However we expect the UK to rise in the ranking next year when we will see a full year of on shore licensing for internet gambling which was previously allocated off shore, mostly in Gibraltar, Isle of Man and Malta" said Warwick Bartlett Chief Executive of GBGC. All of the top ten listed are prosperous countries which destroy the myth that the poor gamble most. "You can only lose what you have in your pocket, and gambling is not a priority for poor people, it is essentially a luxury purchase when all essentials have been paid for" says Warwick Bartlett, GBGC's CEO. 2013 Data COUNTRY h GDPUS$ h population h GGY(US$) h GGY per Capita 1. Australia 1,505,924 23.32 20,202.00 866 2. Hong Kong SAR 274,027 7.22 3,502.00 485 3. Canada 1,826,769 35.11 16,287.00 464 4. Finland 267,412 5.45 2,251.00 413 5. Italy 2,071,955 59.69 23,109.00 387 6. New Zealand 181,574 4.48 1,661.00 371 7. United States 16,768,050 316.50 100,827.00 319 8. Japan 4,898,530 127.34 40,495.00 318 9. Norway 512,581 5.10 1,531.00 300 10. United Kingdom 2,523,216 64.09 18,136.00 283 Source www.gbgc.com h h h h GGY = Gross Gaming Yield (what the customer actually loses gambling) Singapore and Macau have been left out of the calculations because the high gross gaming yields are predominantly created by tourists from China and the rest of Asia.

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    LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The latest figures compiled by the Global Betting and Gaming
    Consultants

    show that Australia is by far the biggest gambling nation on the planet

    with a per capita spend of US$866 a year. British operators Paddy Power,

    William Hill, Ladbrokes and Bet agen sabung ayam 365 have all been quick to recognise the

    potential and have licensed their business in Australia to take sports

    bets. Forty six percent of Paddy Power's group operating profits come

    from customers based in Australia.

    But the real gambling spend for Australia comes not from internet but

    the widespread distribution of pokie machines (50%) played by locals and

    then also casinos (20%) that host Chinese gamblers.

    Hong Kong sabung ayam online Jockey Club are in second place even though many residents are

    going to Macau to gamble in the casinos.

    Canada comes in third with strong gambler support judi sabung ayam for casino, gaming

    machines and lotteries. Ontario is the lead state almost double in terms

    of gross gaming yield in front of Quebec.

    Italy has growth in stature as a gambling market with the growth of

    various slot machines through deregulation as the Italian Government has


    sought to gain a higher tax yield from gambling.

    The United Kingdom has dropped to tenth from third in 2008. "This is

    because other countries have decided not to criminalise the gambler and

    bring forth legislation to legalise gambling. However we expect the UK

    to rise in the ranking next year when we will see a full year of on

    shore licensing for internet gambling which was previously allocated off

    shore, mostly in Gibraltar, Isle of Man and Malta" said Warwick Bartlett

    Chief Executive of GBGC.

    All of the top ten listed are prosperous countries which destroy the

    myth that the poor gamble most. "You can only lose what you have in your

    pocket, and gambling is not a priority for poor people, it is

    essentially a luxury purchase when all essentials have been paid for"

    says Warwick Bartlett, GBGC's CEO.

    2013 Data

    COUNTRY

    GDPUS$

    population

    GGY(US$)

    GGY per Capita

    1. Australia

    1,505,924

    23.32
    20,202.00

    866

    2. Hong Kong SAR

    274,027

    7.22

    3,502.00

    485

    3. Canada

    1,826,769

    35.11

    16,287.00

    464

    4. Finland

    267,412

    5.45

    2,251.00

    413

    5. Italy

    2,071,955

    59.69

    23,109.00

    387

    6. New Zealand

    181,574

    4.48

    1,661.00
    371

    7. United States

    16,768,050

    316.50

    100,827.00

    319

    8. Japan

    4,898,530

    127.34

    40,495.00

    318

    9. Norway

    512,581

    5.10

    1,531.00

    300

    10. United Kingdom

    2,523,216

    64.09

    18,136.00

    283

    Source www.gbgc.com

    h
    GGY = Gross Gaming Yield (what the customer actually loses gambling)

    Singapore and Macau have been left out of the calculations because the

    high gross gaming yields are predominantly created by tourists from

    China and the rest of Asia.

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