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REPORTS WESTERN AUSTRALIA


Te West Australia lottery, trading as Lotterywest, is currently the only government operated lottery entity in Australia and initially constituted under the WA Lotteries Control Act 1954. Lotterywest now operates under the WA Lotteries Commission


Act 1990 and profits support health, sports and art organisations. Lottery Licensing


has a network of more than 300 TAB agencies and PubTABs.


Te wagering gross margin grew by 26 per cent in 2021 with 109,000 active customers, 12 per cent higher than FY2020.


BetR is apparently looking at accessing the betting market in Victoria. Te company is also being investigation in NSW over possible violations of a promotion it ran.


Te West Australia lottery, trading as Lotterywest, is currently the only government operated lottery entity in Australia and initially constituted under the WA Lotteries Control Act 1954. Lotterywest now operates under the WA Lotteries Commission Act 1990 and profits support health, sports and art organisations.


Te lottery has been active for around 90 years


and financial year ending June 2022 saw a total of $1.2bn in lottery sales whilst the biggest ticket sales are from the Saturday Lotto ($362.7m) and Powerball ($389m). Tis is a big leap in sales from previous years which previously failed to top $1bn in sales.


Some 77.5 per cent of ticket sales are via the lottery’s 500 retail outlets with the remaining 22.5 per cent online sales.


Some $323m was returned last year to the WA community in terms of grants and funds to the health, arts and sports organisations.


After Covid restrictions were eased in the state, the lottery launched a new brand campaign in June 2022, which is titled “Tat’s the Ticket,” to promote the idea of buying a lotto ticket and contributing to improving the lives of those in WA community.


WESTERN AUSTRALIA 2018/19 DATA CATEGORY


GAMING EGM


Casino


Instant Lottery Keno


Lotteries Lotto


Minor gaming SPORTS BETTING


Bookmaker fixed odds Bookmaker pool betting TAB Fixed odds TAB Tote odds


RACING


Off course bookmaker On course bookmaker On course totalisator TAB


TOTAL P82 WIRE / PULSE / INSIGHT / REPORTS


$4.33bn -


$3.27bn $111.8m - -


$873.3m $74.2m


$164.1m $0.004m -


$163.3m $0.825m


$1.85bn -


$12.9m $20.3m $1.81bn


$6.35bn


TURNOVER


TOTAL GAMBLING EXPENDITURE


$995.4m -


$533.4m $38.6m - -


$391.4m $31.9m


$10.6m


$0.002m -


$10.4m $0.20m


$310.2m -


$0.64m $3.4m


$306.1m $1.31bn


PER CAPITA -


EXPENDITURE $495.88 $265.70


$19.26 - -


$195.01 $15.90


$5.33 0 -


$5.22 $0.10


$154.54 -


$0.32 $1.74


$152.48 $655.74


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