Nevada has knocked out Michigan and now has the title of worst state in the nation for unemployment at 14% according to latest statistics from the Bureau of labor Statistics. In each of the three major gambling metropolitan areas of Nevada unemployment was 13.2% or more during May 2010.

Rhode Island in May 2010 dropped to 4th worst state in nation for unemployment at 12.3% behind California, Michigan and Nevada. Rhode Island has shown slight employment improvement with unemployment rates trending downward now equal to the percentage rate of October 2009.

Rhode Island is ranked number 1 in the nation 2007 with Lottery and gambling sales with annual average per capita of $1,712.82 according to a study done by the Tax Foundation.

Lottery and gambling relies on people having disposable funds to play games of chance. If the population does not have the disposable funds to play then the lottery and gambling receives no income. The state of Rhode Island should not be tying state budget funding requirements to variable games of chance income.

A look at Nevada and all other states that are heavy into lottery and gambling should provide a clear picture of what not to do.

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