Statistics MARKET REVIEW
slovakia
NUMBER OF: CASINO SLOTS: CASINO TABLES: AWPS: VLTS:
AMUSEMENTS (TOTAL): PINBALL: VIDEO:
TOUCHSCREENS: SPORTS GAMES:
NUMBER OF: CASINOS:
GAMING ARCADES: SINGLE SITES:
BETTING SHOPS: OPERATORS:
MAIN OPERATORS:
TOTAL GGR: CASINO GGR:
165 99
15,000 6,000 5,000 100
2,500 1,000 3,000
8 1,000
10,994 2,000 200
Casino Slovakia, Regency Casino, Olympic Entertainment Group N/A
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Overview Slovakia saw the amendment 478/2009 added to its 2005 Gambling Act which come into force in 2010 and saw several changes in taxes.
Meanwhile AWPs had to change from Slovakian currency to the Euro last year and now offer a winning ratio of not less than 70 per cent and play with 10c stake and €15 payout (AWPs). The licence fees paid for each sector include €150 per gaming machine and at least €60,000 per operator of gaming machines, €500,000 for casinos and €5m for large scale casino complexes. VLTs saw a tax increase from a percentage rate of 29 per cent on gaming revenue to a standard €4,000 fee per calendar year, irrespective of how many days the machine is in operation. Previously AWPs operated with a SKK2 stake and SKK300 prize.
There are eight casinos operated by three companies - Casinos Slovakia with five casinos, Regency Casino with one and Olympic Entertainment Group with two casinos. In October last year Sabinov became the first Slovak town to introduce a blanket ban on gambling.
Capital: Bratislava Population: 5,477,038 Land Area: 48,105
sq.km Median age: 37.6 years Currency: Euros Government: Parliamentary democracy Head of Government: Prime Minister Iveta Radicova (Democratic Party) Elections: President elected by popular vote for five year term. Next election to be held in 2014. Following election the leader of majority, or of majority coalition, is appointed Prime Minister.
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