The results of a study that Everest Poker commissioned Jupiter Research have yielded some interesting results.
The study which was aimed at examining the attitudes of poker players in six European nations was conducted through an online survey which was joined in by almost 2,000 consumers in the Netherlands, Germany, France, Spain, Sweden, and Italy.
According to the resulting demographics, European poker players are 25- to 34-year-old males who have an annual income of 35 euros. Results from southern European countries revealed that poker is still a predominantly male game as 70% of all online and offline players surveyed were male while Spain and Italy indicated that 80% of their players are male. The countries that have greater female representations were France and Germany with 34% and 31%, respectively.
The average age of the online poker players of 25 to 34 is indicative of the general trend in France, Italy, Sweden, and Spain while Germany proved to be the exception to the rule as its poker players included a big percentage from an older age bracket.
Holding true for all countries covered by the survey, the average household income of poker players in Europe is below 35,000 euros annually. But in so far as the industries in which the poker players work, the results varied for each country. For example, while seven percent of the respondents from France work in the professional and consulting industries, seven percent of the poker players in the Netherlands work in the field of education.
The study which was aimed at examining the attitudes of poker players in six European nations was conducted through an online survey which was joined in by almost 2,000 consumers in the Netherlands, Germany, France, Spain, Sweden, and Italy.
According to the resulting demographics, European poker players are 25- to 34-year-old males who have an annual income of 35 euros. Results from southern European countries revealed that poker is still a predominantly male game as 70% of all online and offline players surveyed were male while Spain and Italy indicated that 80% of their players are male. The countries that have greater female representations were France and Germany with 34% and 31%, respectively.
The average age of the online poker players of 25 to 34 is indicative of the general trend in France, Italy, Sweden, and Spain while Germany proved to be the exception to the rule as its poker players included a big percentage from an older age bracket.
Holding true for all countries covered by the survey, the average household income of poker players in Europe is below 35,000 euros annually. But in so far as the industries in which the poker players work, the results varied for each country. For example, while seven percent of the respondents from France work in the professional and consulting industries, seven percent of the poker players in the Netherlands work in the field of education.
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