Play is very common, as Rebecca Paul said, I don't know if she said this, a lot of people play. In our coverage a majority of adults had played the lottery, some 60 percent in a California survey. It's also very concentrated, as would be not surprising. In our studies some ten percent of the most active players accounted for half the play. And if, you could probably get that down to say one percent probably accounted for much more than one percent of the play, because it gets very concentrated.
Men do play more than women.
Those in the middle years play more then the very young and the very old. Catholics play more then Protestants. Education, there is a fairly monotonic affect, the more education you have the less you play on average. That's again on average, there would be exceptions in all of these cases. Laborers tend to play more then advanced professionals.