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Data on Player Life-Cycles

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While the gender differences were quite small, there was a bit more interesting variation across age groups. In the chart below, we see that younger players are most likely to be in the Burn Out stage. This is consistent with data we’ve seen elsewhere that younger players are more achievement-oriented and thus more likely to follow the grind path into the Burn Out stage. Overall though, it appears that gender and age differences were quit minimal.

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