A new study has revealed Australians spend more per capita on gambling than any other nation worldwide. But when looking closer at state figures, some regions show far higher habits than others.
Research reviewed by the Japanese Online Casino guide outlines total gambling spend per person.
Here’s a look at which states and territories are leading the way when it comes to betting activity.
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