Las Vegas is awesome, it's always such a great trip and vacation. I haven't been to Macau yet but I want to check it out after all the corona madness is over. In terms of online casinos the data might change easily, because people can switch around to other casinos very quickly. But seeing new cities such as Las Vegas or Macau is not very realistic I believe, because it takes a huge infrastructure to support such a gambling environment. You need fancy hotels, a good airport, nice restaurants and shops. Going to Vegas is not only about gambling, but also about all the goodies around it, like great dinners, awesome pool parties, nice clubs, etc.
Although I do not yet visit Las Vegas and Macau, I think that place is a good place for gamblers because they are free to play gambling at any casino. But if they are young people, I don't think it will be easy for them to play gambling in that place. I think that huge infrastructure won't be too necessary because the gamblers will not think much about that. As long as they can play gambling in a comfortable place, that will not be a problem if the infrastructure is not as good as the other place. But I am sure the government will slowly build a good infrastructure to help their cities grow.
however, if it is about online gambling, may be many people here are also playing it. But not in the real casino or offline casinos.
I doubt there would be accurate table and statistics here in online ganbling as most of us plays anonymously
yep, I've asked this question before in this board(the thread was trashed by a mod though after a day or two) and the majority of the answer is that it is impossible to get accurate from online gambling especially in crypto gambling.
However, the data can sign that the amount of money used in the gambling industry will be increased from time to time, no matter if the data is not accurate. It could help the government think about preventing addicting gamblers before it becomes a serious matter in their country.