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Playing With Someone

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To get a better sense of who these family members actually were, respondents were asked to name the relationship of family members they play with. Overall, the most often listed family member were brothers, followed by sons.

There was a clear gender split though. Male players were more likely to be playing with their brothers, while female players were more likely to be playing with their sons. Woven into this is also of course an age difference. It is the younger, male players who are more likely to be playing with brothers, and the older, female players who are more likely to be playing with their sons.

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