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7 September 2012
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The August 2012 Effective Measure statistics reveal that MyGaming once again attracted a larger local audience than any other gaming website in the country.

The statistics show that MyGaming had 84,904 unique visitors in August, of which 34,749 were South African Internet users. The website served an impressive 525,006 page views last month.

MyGaming’s audience is largely comprised of affluent males: 96% of MyGaming’s readership is male, while the majority of visitors are between 18 and 40 years old.

For those who think gamers are mainly spotty teenagers living off their parents, think again! Over 50% of MyGaming’s visitors are professionals earning between R25,000 and R70,000+ a month.

The majority of MyGaming’s visitors work in the IT and telecoms field, and close to 70% of them have a tertiary qualification.

Some interesting stats about MyGaming:

  • 84,904 total unique visitors;
  • 34,749 South Africa unique visitors;
  • 525,006 monthly page views;
  • 96% male, 4% female;
  • Majority are 18-40 years old;
  • Over 50% earn between R25,000-R70,000+ per month;
  • 70% have a  tertiary qualification.

Thanks to our readers and forum community for helping MyGaming be the best it can be. Without you, we are nothing. Happy gaming!

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  1. TygerZA
    07.09.2012 at 16:10

    4% female? I thought it would be lower. Congrats on the ranking though 🙂

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