Now my question is, who are the ones generating the most revenue for the gambling industry and its owners, the people who gamble only for fun or those who gamble both for fun and for profit, all the rising population of gambling addicts?
It isn't easy to know the answer because even those who gamble for fun sometimes gamble for the money. And by virtue of people's inclination to gambling, statistics ever show that more people gamble for money than for any other reason.
I'm just asking out of curiosity to know if there are fewer gambling addicts in the industry; will we still be seeing the kind of massive numbers of new casinos emerging every now and then, or will the old and reputable ones just upgrade to suit the demand of the customers?
Gambling addicts are many but they are not as many as those who are not addicted to it. That said, the gambling industry is progressing, you can judge by the antecedents, so it's highly predictable that it will keep growing with new and viable completion coming on board.