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Melbourne's Gaming Machine Losses Per Capita: A Comparative Analysis of Suburban Trends
The average amount of money lost on electronic gaming machines for each person.The gaming machine losses per capita data can be useful for property investors and those looking to move to a new suburb. For instance, if a suburb has a high ranking for this data, it could indicate that the residents have a higher propensity for gambling and may not be as financially stable. This could be a red flag for property investors who are looking for stable and reliable tenants. On the other hand, if a suburb has a low ranking for this data, it could indicate that the residents are more financially responsible and may be more attractive to property investors. Additionally, for those looking to move, this data could be useful in determining the livability of a suburb. A high ranking for gaming machine losses per capita could indicate that there are fewer recreational activities available in the area, while a low ranking could indicate a more diverse range of activities and a better quality of life. Data from 2016
| Area | Value |
|---|---|
| 1. Greater Dandenong | $979 |
| 2. Brimbank | $911 |
| 3. Maribyrnong | $786 |
| 4. Moonee Valley | $785 |
| 5. Monash | $753 |
| 6. Hume | $736 |
| 7. Maroondah | $704 |
| 8. Whittlesea | $698 |
| 9. Darebin | $683 |
| 10. Melbourne | $647 |
|
11. |
$635 |
|
12. |
$631 |
|
13. |
$621 |
|
14. |
$611 |
|
15. |
$593 |
|
16. |
$582 |
|
17. |
$555 |
|
18. |
$544 |
|
19. |
$537 |
|
20. |
$468 |
|
21. |
$388 |
|
22. |
$354 |
|
23. |
$311 |
|
24. |
$251 |
|
25. |
$248 |
|
26. |
$247 |
|
27. |
$156 |
|
28. |
$150 |
