Statistics GERMANY
MARKET DYNAMICS SLOT MACHINES:
SLOT REVENUE:
GAMING ARCADES: SINGLE SITES:
SPORTS BETTING REVENUE: INTERNET TERMINALS: OPERATORS: LOTTERY:
LOTTERY RETAILERS: LOTTERY REVENUE: ONLINE GAMING: CASINOS:
CASINO SLOTS: CASINO TABLES: MAIN OPERATORS:
CASINO REVENUE:
OVERVIEW
265,000 €4.4bn 9,000
60-70,000 pubs/restaurants €6.3m 21,000 4,500
Gemainsame Klassenlotterie (GKL) 1,160 (GKL)
€8.5bn approx. Partly permitted 76 (state/private) approx 8,900 approx 560
Westspiel Casinos, Spielbanken TOTAL GAMING REVENUE:
Bayern, Spielbanken Niedersachsen, Spielbank Schleswig Holstein. €537m €9.5bn
The AWP market in Germany bottomed out in 2005 with around 183,000 AWPs however since this time it has steadily grown and is the highest it has been in the last 15 years. Meanwhile there are some 35,600 amusement machines in the market of which 2,100 are pinball, 21,000 internet terminals, 2,500 touchscreens and jukeboxes,10,000 video games and 18,500 sports games. The number of slots in restaurants and bars is declining and each venue can have up to three machines installed. Turnover for these slots last year was around €4.4bn whilst amusements turnover was €58m. There are changes to come with the State Treaty of Gaming including reducing the number of slots in restaurants with other measures to reduce the size of the industry. At present, legislation that will come into effect in 2017 would approximately half the current industry.
Meanwhile in May 2012 in the state of Schleswig Holstein introduced online gaming after it chose to not be a part of the Institute Treaty on State Gaming’s laws. The other 15 federal states have backed more restrictive laws for licences offering sports betting and lotteries. However in February 2013 Schlewig Holsteins’ law was abolished by the newly elected government although the licences issued remain valid for six more years.
GERMANY: Statistics Capital: Berlin Population: 81,147,265 Land Area: 348,672
sq.km Currency: Euro Government: Federal Republic Head of Government: Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) Elections: President elected for five year term by a Federal Assembly and next election due by 2017. Chancellor elected by an absolute majority of the federal assembly for a four year term.
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