Colorado ranks second in U.S. cheating study

A recent study by solitairebliss.com has ranked U.S. states based on various forms of cheating. Iowa ranked highest with a score of 99.38, followed by Colorado with a score of 98.46 and Oklahoma with 98.31.

While Iowa leads in general categories including multiplayer games, partner infidelity, and schoolwork, Colorado specifically leads the nation in retail-related cheating. According to the data, 43% of Colorado residents skip scanning items at stores, 28% swap tags or misrepresent prices, and 25% consume products while shopping without paying. The study also notes Colorado residents are the most likely to attempt hacking rewards systems.