CHILEStatistics
MARKET DYNAMICS BETTING SHOPS:
LOTTERY:
LOTTERY RETAILERS: LOTTERY REVENUE:
RACETRACKS: ONLINE GAMING:
CASINO SLOTS: CASINO TABLES:
OVERVIEW 162
Polla Chilena and Lotería de Concepción (a much smaller lottery) 15,690 POS
US$414m for Polla Chilena.
US$150m in sales for Lotería de Concepción 8
ONLINE GAMING REVENUE: CASINOS:
Not permitted but tolerated Estimated US$150m 23
9,359 (figures for new casinos only) 452 (figures for new casinos only)
BINGO POSITIONS: 2,321 figures for new casinos only) MAIN OPERATORS:
CASINO REVENUE:
Citigroup, Novomatic, CAI San Francisco Investment S.A. Casino Dreams US$ 594.83m
TOTAL GAMING REVENUE: 6 8 US$1.9bn Latin Gaming-Clairvest, Fischer-
In January 2005 the Chilean Government allowed for the construction of 18 additional casinos to the seven casinos already in operation. Chile’s gaming law ruled that casinos must be part of four or five star hotels and that those casinos are part of a wider package that would promote tourism in the area. There are currently 16 new large scale casinos in operation in Chile. Meanwhile, the seven casinos which were already licensed before the new act come under the supervision of the local municipalities where they are located, remain a vital source of funding locally. This year it was revealed that the Chilean government is looking increasingly likely to extend the casino licences of the seven cities for another 15 years which operate and benefit from local casinos.
However, illegal gaming is becoming an increasingly pressing issue and has meant that gaming tax revenue is down by as almost as much as 20 per cent. According to the latest statistics available in terms of gross gaming income (win) generated by the casinos, in September the Monticello Grand Casino came in first place with 28.1 per cent (US$10.2m), in second place was Marina del Sol with 11.8 per cent (U.S$4.3m) while Casino Rinconada with 11.6 per cent (US$$ 4.2m) came in third.
CHILE: Statistics Capital: Santiago Population: 17,216,945 Land Area: 743,812
sq.km Currency: Chilean Pesos (CLP) Government: Republic Head of Government: President Sebastian Pinera Echenique (Partido Renovación Nacional. National Renewal Party) Elections: Last elections held in 2009 with runoff election in 2013.
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