Effective Factors of Gambling Behaviors: The Case of the North Cyprus Casinos

This thesis empirically investigates 30 important factors affecting gambling activities of the casinos in North Cyrus. 150 participates are used to evaluate the case by conducting means scores, independent sample T-test and One-way Anova analysis. The empirical results show that the factor called being “a sociable person” has statistical difference on the determinants of gambling behaviors where as the least important difference is “my only source of revenue is gambling.” The result also indicates “Gambling is the best way to laundry money” based on both the T-test and One-way Anova analysis.