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    Who Plays More in Online Casinos: Women or Men?

    Nerd VoicesBy Nerd VoicesAugust 16, 20224 Mins Read
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    Since the advent of online casinos many years ago, the primary target has been men. The marketing and games were tailored to attract the male population, but recently, that has changed a lot. 

    More female players are now entering the industry. Even better, according to reports from top casinos, the proportion of female players has been growing immensely since 2010. So it’s only fair we compare the two genders and how much they play online casinos.

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    Who Plays More Online Casino Between Men and Women

    Here, we’ll compare men to women in the online casino industry using different metrics and angles,

    Growth

    Over the last decade, women have become very active in online casino gambling. Thanks to the easy availability of online games, people can play safely without anonymity which is very popular among women.

    According to reports from BGO Casino, roughly 40% of its players were women, and the same has been recorded in other top casinos like Slotty Vegas and Party Casino. This is just proof that there’s been a steady growth of women in the industry. 

    More game themes appeal to the female audience; even bonuses are more favorable to women. 

    Favorite Games

    Slots have topped the spot of the most played casinos worldwide for decades. Even when online casinos in the Philippines started gaining popularity, slots remained the preferred game amongst many players. 

    According to gambling statistics, slot online games are still the favorite for men and women. The only thing worth knowing is that women prefer beautifully themed slots. Men, on the other hand, like their slots simple. 

    Longer Sessions

    According to new gambling statistics, women spend more time playing online casino games than men. The report shows that for every hour a man gambles online, a woman gambles two!

    But, on the other hand, men play at higher stakes than women. This is because women see online casinos as a way to have fun. Something to talk to their friends about and a chance to enjoy their favorite themed game. The fact that they could win big is like a bonus to them.

    Men, however, see online casinos as a way to win big. Most don’t play only for fun, they have their eyes set on the big prize, and that’s why they place larger wagers.

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    You can see this clearly in the type of games they both prefer. Statistics show that women play beautifully themed slots more, and while the amount of male slot players is high, most men still play other complex games like blackjack and poker.

    Special Games

    Reports show that the majority of live casino players are men. Men also prefer tournaments and difficult games; they like where they can stake high and potentially win big. This type of gambling can be mentally stressful, but they don’t mind.

    According to a study on women who gamble in Great Britain, 6% do it because of their friends, and 4% do it because of the fear of missing out. Proof that women don’t take online gambling as seriously as men. 

    Also, women participate in more special cause games than men. Games with proceeds going to a special cause or charity have more female players than males.

    The Bottom Line

    According to a 2021 YouGov study on female gamblers in Great Britain, roughly 40% of them played online casinos because it’s fun. 

    This gambling statistic is proof that while there’s been a massive growth of female online gamblers, they’re mostly playing for fun. That’s why men are still the forerunners of the online casino scene regarding the number of gamblers and frequency of payouts. 

    But with more themed slots and marketing campaigns beginning to target the female gambling populace, we might see a change to this male dominance soon. Even online casinos in the Philippines are starting to see more female players.

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