Report BRITISH COLUMBIA
BCLC CASINO REVENUE 2011/12 CASINO
SERVICE PROVIDER
Billy Barker Casino Boulevard Casino Cascades Casino
Casino of the Rockies Edgewater Casino
Fraser Downs Racetrack Grand Villa Casino Hastings Racecourse Kamloops Casino Kelowna Casino Nanaimo Casino Penticton Casino
585 Holdings
Great Canadian Casinos Gateway Casinos Ltd SEM Resort Ltd
Edgewater Casino Orangeville Raceway Gateway Casinos Ltd Hasting Entertainment Lake City Casinos Lake City Casinos
Great Canadian Casinos Lake City Casinos
River Rock Casino Resort Great Canadian Casinos Starlight Casino
Gateway Casinos
Treasure Cove Casino Vernon Casino
View Royal Casino TOTAL
Treasure Cove Casino Lake City Casinos
Great Canadian Casinos 17 casinos
SLOT
REVENUE $8.6m
$104m $90m
$13.6m $59.9m $46.1m $118m $21.9m $30.8m $33.2m $40.3m $27.5m $130.9m $75.2m $44.4m $34.1m $67.6m $947.6m
NO. OF SLOTS
138
1,001 815 228 550 469
1,001 TABLE
REVENUE $40,000
$39.4m $18.4m
$867,000 $53.6m $5.7m
$59.2m
1,006 857 540
$2.2m $3.9m $3.3m $1.6m $170m $35.4m $1.9m
NO. OF TABLES
3* 64 27 11
57 22 48
596 -- 301 518 407 293
6
15 6 9
112 57 9
405 -- 602
9,727 * Table games (excluding poker) were removed from Billy Barker Casino in May 2011.
games, lottery products, slots, electronic table games and Tele-theatres. Today there are 17 CGCs and the majority are operated under the Chances brand.
The 17 CGCs are: Chances Abbotsford; Chance Campbell River, Chances Castlegar, Chances Courtenay, Chances Cowichan, Chances Dawson Creek, Chances Fort St John, Chances Kamloops, Chances Kelowna, Playtime Gaming Langley, Chances Maple Ridge, Chances Mission, Chance RimRock, Chances Prince Rupert, Chances Squamish, Chances Terrace and Chances Signal Point.
All CGCs service providers have Operational Service Agreements with the BCLC and receive the standard bingo commission which is:
• Bingo halls receive 60% of bingo revenue net of prizes on the first $20,000 per week; 40% on the next $60,000 per week and 25% on anything greater than $80,000 per week. They also pay 5% of revenue net of prizes to the FDC.
• Local governments which host a THE BCLC
DEVELOPED THE CGC MODEL IN 2003 WITH THE AIM OF
DEVELOPING A NEW MODEL TO
MAINTAIN PLAYER INTEREST.
community gaming centres also receive 10 per cent of the net income generated from the slot machines.
• Casino Service Providers in CGCs are paid an operating commission based on net win of 25% for slots new win. A further three per cent is paid to the Facility Development Commission.
• Licence application fees are Class A bingo service providers - $2,000 per gaming facility
Class B bingo service providers - $1,000 per gaming facility
Slot machines in British Columbia
are only permitted in legal gaming venues such as
casinos, CGCs and race tracks. The
province does not permit slot
machines or VLTs in pubs and bars. Limited products
such as Racetrax and Keno are
permitted in bars alongside charity raffles, bingo
events and small scale Texas Hold em Poker.
CGC Service providers - $10,000 per gaming facility.
In 2011/12 the bingo and CGCs saw total revenues of $289m of which $193m came from slots and $95.9m came from bingo. There are 2,103 slots in the CGCs and a total of 8,481 bingo seats across the 10 bingo halls and CGCs.
Main operators include Gateway Casinos and Entertainment Ltd, Great Canadian Entertainment Centres Ltd, Playtime Community Gaming Centres and Boardwalk Gaming.
Slot machines in British Columbia are only permitted in legal gaming venues such as casinos, CGCs and race tracks. The province does not permit slot machines or VLTs in pubs and bars. Limited products such as Racetrax and Keno are permitted in bars alongside charity raffles, bingo events and small scale Texas Hold em Poker.
Great Canadian Casinos Corporation operates three CGCs, plus four casinos, two racetrack facilities and a tele-theatre in British Columbia.
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