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G3-247 Report LATVIA MARKET REPORT


GAMING HALL OPERATORS STATS FOR 2013 REGION


NO. OF GAMING HALLS


Daugavpils Jelgava


Jekabpils Jurmala Liepaja


Rezekne Riga


Valmiera Ventspil


Aizkraukles Aluksnes Adazu Balvu


Bauskas Cesis


Dobeles Gulbenes Lecavas Karsavas Kraslavas Kuldigas Kekavas


Lielvardes Limbazu Livanu Ludzas Madona Ogre


Olaines Preilu


Salaspils Saldus


Saulkrastu Sigulda


Smiltene Talsu


Tukuma Valka TOTAL


8 0


17 12 7 9


15 11


161 7


11 3 3 1


2 2 5 3 3 1 1 1 3 1


2 2 2 3 2 3 3 2 4 4 1


4 3 4 5 1


324


NUMBER OF MACHINES


410 332 157 202 395 279


4,235 183 252 79 63 20 45 56


129 70 70 20 20 20 60 20 44 43 49 68 44 86 67 47 92 91 21 91 70


103 120 43


8,215 6 138


NUMBER OF CASINOS


NUMBER OF CASINO TABLES


1 (seasonal) 5 129


“The Latvian market, as any other market, has its peculiarities in legislation and regarding the player. In order to operate in the country you should first of all, obtain a general licence to run a gaming related activity, as well as another licence to open a gaming hall or a casino which is renewed each year. The Ministry of Finance understands that gaming means tax levies and so gaming halls deserve to exist but their existence needs to be regulated and therefore the new system to be implemented is a step in the right direction. As regards players, many games attract their attention, but if a client gets to like a machine one can be sure of their loyalty. Certainly it is essential to know local players and understand their mindset to equip gaming halls with those products which would probably suit their preferences.” Lina Malahova, DLV.


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