Pennsylvania among the "most gambling-addicted states," report finds
On Tuesday, WalletHub released its "Most Gambling-Addicted States" report for 2024. Pennsylvania came in at No. 5, while West Virginia came in at No. 8. Nevada was the most "gambling-addicted" state, followed by South Dakota, Montana and Louisiana. Utah came in at No. 50.
Where does California rank among the most gambling-addicted states?
Although online and sports betting is not legal in California, the Golden State still finished just outside the top 10 on WalletHub’s recent list of most gambling-addicted states. WalletHub compared the 50 states to determine where excessive gambling is most prevalent.
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