This paper describes the behavior of gamblers in Mississippi.
Gamblers are either slot machine players or table players.
The risk aversion for higher wagers and utility derived from extending the gambling process are shown to outweigh the axiom of monotonicity for slot machine players. With no difference in wager amounts, table players are shown to conform to the axiom of monotonicity. In neither case is there a difference in risk profile relative to the size of the wager when the market from which the gambler originates is taken into account. The Mississippi Casino Industry ranks as the 2nd or 3rd largest in the United States. The Coastal Region is believed to be the more affluent market.