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La
Fleur's 2015 European Lottery Abstract©-13th Edition
La Fleur's 2015 European Lottery
Abstract (13th edition) features historical profiles of Europe's 70-plus
national, provincial, regional and private lotteries, including annual sales by
game, government profits, prizes, game details, retailer network data, ad
budgets and vendor contracts.
The book traces lottery sales by
game in local currency and converted to U.S. dollars from 2011 through 2014.
Each profile provides a detailed historical account of the lottery's startup.
For easy reference, each lottery's full address, phone, fax and website address
are listed on the first page of the profile.
There is a summary of vital
statistics, including the year established, organizational type and use of
lottery profits. The second page of the profile provides a four-year summary of
lottery sales (local currency) by game, including passive, instant, numbers,
lotto, spiel, sports games and Internet wagering.
There is a separate table converting
the lotteries' 2014 sales by game into U.S. currency, including total sales and
per capita sales by game. Each game for the lottery is described in the Game
Mechanics summary, including the game's generic class, year begun and ticket
price.
Each lottery's instant ticket
printer and systems vendor is also listed. The Statistical Section of the book
tracks data on the European lottery industry.
Section 3 tracks
each lottery's 2014 lottery sales by game in local currency and converted to
U.S. dollars for rankings by total sales and per capita sales as well as
individual game sales (lotto, instant, numbers, toto, draw, keno and video
lottery terminal (VLTs).
Section 4 tracks
each lottery's 2014 sales by game converted to Euros for rankings by total
sales and per capita sales for lotto/spiel, instant, numbers, toto, draw, keno
and VLTs.
Section 5 examines
the instant game strategy plus top selling instant tickets for a select number
of European lotteries. The Fast Facts section includes key information on
vendor contracts, lottery startup years, earmarking of profits, game mix and
2014 Internet sales as a percentage of sales.
The Historical Data section tracks
annual sales by game in local curency from 2001 through 2014. There is also a
special historical guide to annual Internet sales by lottery organization (2005
through 2014).
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GBGC Announce Release of Two New Reports Into Emerging Betting
Sectors
ISLE of MAN (September 23, 2015) --
Global Betting and Gaming
Consultants, a specialist gaming consultancy with more than 15
years'experience, has produced two new reports investigating African sports
betting and emerging trends in virtual betting.
The reports are based on
groundbreaking research conducted as part of GBGC's flagship Global Gambling
Report, a market-leading study of more 250 gaming and betting markets which is
now in its tenth edition.
GBGC CEO Warwick Bartlett commented:
"We're pleased to be releasing reports into these exciting emerging sectors.
Both topics have been very interesting to research, and we're certain that our
readers and subscribers will find them engaging and a catalyst for ideas. Tax
and regulation have put pressure on operators' profits in recent years so it
has never been more important to seek out new sectors."
He continued: "In our decade-long
work on the Global Gambling Report, we've always tried to take a comprehensive
long-term view on the industry as a whole - but we understand that operators
are looking for the most intriguing opportunities in the here and now. That's
what these two new reports are all about."
The firm's report on virtual betting
examines the ways in which the simulated betting format - long derided as
'cartoon betting' - is on the rise. Improvements to graphics and new products
offered by suppliers are slowly transforming virtual betting into a serious
contributor to revenues, compounded by operators' desires for stable margins
and a longer "betting window".
Meanwhile, GBGC's report on Africa
identifies cultural trends that are currently driving the continent's emerging
sports betting sector. Although the African betting market currently lags
behind its European and Asian counterparts, there are several trends giving
cause for growth: urbanisation, increasing stability and economic prosperity
and a growing, young population.
Lorien Piling, Director at GBGC,
said: "Global suppliers have already seen the potential and are working with
established operators in Africa, but now non-domestic operators are sensing
that this might be a market to break into. Of course, there's quite a
difference between sensing opportunity and actually navigating the complex
terrain of a new jurisdiction. That's where GBGC's expertise comes in."
The company has already completed
projects in Africa, finding partners and researching potential opportunities in
various jurisdictions. According to Bartlett, a symbiotic relationship exists
between GBGC's specialist gambling reports and its international consultancy
projects.
"Our research has always gone
hand-in-hand with our consultancy work," added Bartlett. "Being properly
informed is the best way to start, but looking at strategy, licensing,
partnerships and individual business goals is the next step. These two reports
on virtual betting and Africa will help spark ideas for new opportunities for
betting firms looking to diversify and increase their revenues."
Media Information Lorien Pilling,
Director lorien@gbgc.com +44 (0) 1624 827138 2nd Floor 8-10 Malew Street,
Castletown, Isle of Man, IM9 1AB
SOURCE: GBGC.
10th Edition of the famous Global Gambling Report from
GBGC
ISLE oF MAN (May 19, 2015) -- The
world's global gambling revenues surpassed US$ 450 billion in 2014, according
to the analysis in Global Betting and Gaming Consultants' new tenth edition of its Global Gambling
Report.
The market grew by just 1.1% in 2013
but performed more strongly in 2014, rising by 3.2%, according to the
provisional data.
Asia overtook North America as the
largest gambling region in 2010 and Asia continues to hold the top spot,
accounting for almost 33% of global gambling revenues. This celebrated report
containing more than 2250 pages plus 80,000 data points is unsurpassed in
detail and accuracy and is widely accepted by governments, operators,
lotteries, tech firms, investments banks as the most informative work on the
global gambling industry. Every country where gambling takes place has a
dedicated chapter.
Find out more at this direct
link (It will open in a seperate Tab).
Contact +44 (0)1624 827138.
New
Just Released - Interactive Gambling Report - May 2015
This report (latest update April
2015) discusses the main issues surrounding the Interactive gambling industry
from regulatory and payment issues to advertising, along with hundreds of data
points for each segment of the industry. There is detail on Interactive
gambling revenues in each country along with forecasts now to 2019. The major
companies are also tracked through the iGBGC index of leading quoted
companies.
Find out more at this direct
link (It will open in a seperate Tab).
For further Information Contact:
Warwick Bartlett
Chief Executive
GBGC
T +44 (0) 1624 827138 C
+447624483921
www.gbgc.com.
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