... used to describe the two youngest demographic groups—Millennials (ages 18-30) and Xers (31-44)—it is important to understand that ... particularly evident in the active gamblers of the future, Millennials and Xers. As a whole, comfort with and usage of technology ...
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... including the following generational groupings: Millennials, also known as Generation Y, (between ages 18 and 30); Xers (ages ... 12 percent of the active gambling population, Millennials have very different lifestyles, leisure and entertainment ... parents, the 2010 WMS Active Gambler™ Profile found. Millennials tend to multi-task, are more adventurous, more impetuous, and much ...
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... be higher among the younger demographic groups in the AGP. Millennials (ages 18-30) were far more likely to own an Apple iPhone® compared ... The same holds true for other smartphones (33 percent of Millennials compared to 26 percent of Xers, 18 percent of Boomers and 7 ...
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... four core demographic groups we evaluated in the report—Millennials (ages 18-30), Xers (ages 31-44), Boomers (ages 45-63) and Matures ... the visit. This contrasts with the characteristics of Millennials (6 percent of U.S. active gamblers), and to a lesser extent Xers ...
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... 50 percent of visitors to Las Vegas being Gen X and Millennials (Gen Y) by 2015, Native American casinos can expect a similar ... to the next generation of casino patrons—Gen Xers and Millennials. No longer confined to brick and mortar, casino-style entertainment ...
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... poker remains the top game among all demographic groups—Millennials (ages 18-30), Xers (ages 31-44), Boomers (ages 45-63) and Matures ... for Matures, 41 percent for Boomers and 28 percent for Millennials). When asked why they gamble online, the top two reasons cited ...
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... Generation” (Net Gen), also called Generation Y or the Millennials (individuals born between 1978 and 1994). 1 Among these traits ...
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... beyond gaming spend. Today, for example, younger gamblers (Millennials) spend more of their disposable income on other amenities, such as ...
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... expected, participation is greatest among younger players. Millennials and Xers are far more likely to have a Facebook page (85 percent ...
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... to the casinos. To attract the late Gen-Xers and Millennials to play, game designers have their work cut out for them. This ... as antiquated to them as a bi-plane does to a baby boomer. Millennials are not looking for the traditional gaming experience that our ...
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