AGA study finds 41% of gamblers have high financial literacy
The American Gaming Association said its study found that 41% of gamblers had high financial literacy, compared with 27% of non-gamblers. It also found that prediction-market users’ tested mathematical ability was similar to that of non-gamblers, despite their confidence, and linked higher financial literacy with higher Positive Play Scores.
The findings may inform operators’ responsible-gambling education and regulators’ assessment of prediction-market consumer risks.