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    1. haydendking on

      Data: [https://apps.bea.gov/regional/downloadzip.htm](https://apps.bea.gov/regional/downloadzip.htm)
      Tools: R (packages: dplyr, ggplot2, sf, usmap, tools, ggfx, grid, scales)

      The data are based on the state of residency of the gambler. These data include net losses from all forms of legal gambling (lotteries, casinos, online casinos, sports betting, etc). Not all forms of gambling are legal in all states.

    2. Would love to see this side by side with some sort of income based map. Does West Virginia lose less money or do they just have less money to gamble with to begin with? Still it’s a pretty neat map.

    3. _BreakingGood_ on

      In 2023, many of these states still had sports betting as illegal. I’d be curious to see 2025 numbers now that it is quite widely legalized.

    4. BenTheHokie on

      Would be interesting to see if there’s substantial changes pre and post DraftKings

    5. Slammy_Adams on

      The South looks pretty good when it comes to not losing money!

      Georgia: Hold my beer

    6. Due-Mycologist-7106 on

      Are the highest ones low population states with a few people dragging the average up or something?

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