EGM & CASINO DATA PER STATE 2016-2017 CATEGORY
ACT
EGMs (total) Casinos Clubs Hotels
EGM turnover
4,552 0**
4,502 50
EGM per capita turnover $6.5bn Casino turnover NSW
NT
94,303 2,318 1,500
916
69,885 818 22,918 584
QLD SA
46,911 13,138 4,024
928
23,637 1,789 19,250
TAS VIC WA 3,560 28,993 2,402
1,185 127
$2.06bn $80.3bn $990.4m $24.7bn $7.59bn n/a $13.2bn $5.4bn $6.6bn $5.6bn n/a
$155m n/a Casino per capita turnover $490.3m n/a
*some states include Keno data with EGMs ** casino didn’t have slot at this point.
RACING AND BETTING Toroughbred racing is one of Australia’s oldest
sports but also a major economic activity and supports over 70,000 jobs.
Racing Australia consists of six state and two territory racing authorities and covers 385 racing clubs and 382 racing tracks across the nation which held more than 19,000 races last year of which almost 17,000 were TAB Races (the remaining 2,400 were non TAB races). Tere were over 2,200 TAB race meetings in Australia last year and 444 non TAB meetings. Tere are a total of 418 bookmakers in Australia.
Total gambling turnover for the wagering and racing sector amounted to $35.6bn in 2017/18 divided between:
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Total wagering for thoroughbred sector amounted to $19.5bn last year broken down between $9.69bn from bookmakers and TAB total of $9.8bn ($311.9m from Tote on-course bets; $3.03bn from TAB retail; $2.13bn from TAB phone and internet and $4.37bn from fixed odds bets)
l Greyhound wagering turnover was $3.2bn l Harness wagering turnover was $1.64bn.
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Sports wagering turnover was $11.2bn divided between $2.22bn TAB ($1.05bn via TAB retail; $187.5m via phone; $979.3m via internet) and $9bn via bookmakers.
Meanwhile Betfair Australia is the Australian arm of the web betting exchange Betfair. Established in 2005 it operates Australia’s only betting exchange under a Tasmania gaming licence. Since August 2014 Betfair Australasia has been 100 per cent owned by Crown Resorts and provides access for Australian and New Zealand customers to the betting exchange.
Te betting exchange is owned by Paddy Power NEWSWIRE / INTERACTIVE / MARKET DATA P161 $998.9m $7.5bn n/a $5.4bn $2.01bn n/a
2,628 2,402 12,748 0
10,421 2,248 13,617 0 $28.4bn -
EGM – total expenditure $168.7m $6.18bn $92.6m $2.2bn $680.2m $110.3m $2.6bn Govt revenue from EGMs* $33.4m $1.53bn $31.1m $780m $264.8m $30.4m $977m
n/a n/a
$5.8bn - - -
$11.8bn $3.5bn $2.4bn $1.7bn
Casino – total expenditure $34.4m $1.54bn $97.1m $715.8m $135.5m $84.3m $1.55m Govt revenue from casinos $2.7m $256.5m $21m $104m $17.4m $18.7m $207.6m $61.8m
$622.8m
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