State of the Casino Visitor in America

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State of the Casino Visitor in America October 2009 Nobody s Unpredictable

Methodology This study was conducted on the Internet using Ipsos Voice of America Panel. Data was collected between September 17 th and 28 th, 2009 with a total sample size of n=1521. The data was weighted to 2006 US Census data based on age (US population aged 20+) and regional distribution (Midwest, Northeast, South, and West) across the country. The margin of error for a sample size of n=1521 is +/-2.51, 19 times out of 20. For more information about this study, please contact: Paul Lauzon Senior Vice President, Lottery & Gaming Phone: 403-294-7386 2

Key Findings Casino Visits and Spending Only half of Casino visitors reported that they own a player loyalty card to a Casino. Among respondents surveyed, approximately one third (33%) had been to a Casino at least once in the past year, while slightly less had visited in the past month (2). A handful of respondents reported visiting a Casino in the past week (). Adults with a household income above $75K were more likely to visit a Casino than those earning less. The number of visits to in-state Casinos was significantly greater than visits to out-of state Casinos (besides Casinos in Las Vegas and Atlantic City) as well as destination Casinos like Las Vegas and Atlantic City. Casino visitors reported spending slightly more on non-gambling related activities than on gambling The mean reported spend on all non-gambling related activities was for their last visit to a Casino was $326.60, compared to $321.60 on all gambling related activities. 3

Key Findings cont Visitors Spending Less or No Longer Visiting Less than half of casino visitors (42%) reported that they were spending less money at Casinos compared to one year ago. Alternatively, a small number of respondents () indicated that they were spending more money and half (50%) were spending the same amount of money at Casinos compared to one year ago. Top reasons respondents provided (on an open-ended basis) for spending less money at Casinos compared to one year ago were: Do not go as often/gambling less/don t go anymore (40% mentioned); Financial situation/less disposable income (2 mentioned); and Due to the economy (14% mentioned) Agreement with reasons for not visiting a Casino (in the past 3 years) included the following: I prefer to spend my money on other forms of entertainment (80% agreed); I don t like to risk losing money (74% agreed); and I don t think of going to the Casino (72% agreed) 4

Key Findings cont Casino Visit Behavior Few Casino visitors agreed that they typically visit a Casino alone (1) Most Casino visitors (7) cited that they typically visit the Casino with a friend or a spouse, while approximately one third (32%) agreed they typically visit with a group of friends, and another 11% visit with a co-worker or coworkers. Among Casino visitors incentive ideas that received the most positive feedback include: A free night in the Casino hotel for you and a guest (43% definitely/probably would go should this be offered) Free tickets to a show, concert, or other live performance at the Casino for you and a guest (41% definitely/probably would go should this be offered) Approximately one quarter of respondents (who had been to a Casino at least once in the past three years), said that they would be likely to play Casino style gaming on the Internet for real money should their favorite Casino offer the service. 5

Results State of the Casino Visitor in America Study Nobody s Unpredictable

Currently Own a Play Loyalty Card to a Casino % Yes Total (n=721) 50% Significant Finding! Much of the subsequent findings differentiate between loyalty card owners and non-owners 18-29 (n=46) 30-44 (n=154) 45-54 (n=170) 3 4 52% Significant Finding! Lower loyalty card ownership among emergent market of 18-29 year olds likely helps explain their lack of commitment to casino patronage as part of their entertainment choices 55+ (n=351) 5 Q11. Do you currently own a play loyalty card to a Casino (any Casino)? Base: Have visited a Casino in the past three years 7

Visited Each of the Following at Least Once in the Past Three Years Participation Summary Overall (NET) A casino in Las Vegas or Atlantic City In State (NET) A land-based Casino (Indian or commercial) in your state A riverboat or dockside Casino in your state A racetrack Casino in your state A resort Casino in your state Out of State (NET) A land-based Casino (Indian or commercial) out of state A riverboat or dockside Casino out of state A racetrack Casino out of state A resort Casino out of state 5% 15% 15% 13% Q1. Thinking about the past three years, how many times have you visited the following? 10% 14% 1 1 24% 24% 22% 24% 2 2 4 100% 100% 5 4 65% 42% 52% 54% 42% 3 All respondents (n=1521) Own Casino Loyalty Card (n=388) No Loyalty card (n=333) 8

Mean Number of Visits to Casinos in the Past Three Years Overall (NET) 5.5 9.6 36.5 A casino in Las Vegas or Atlantic City 0.9 2.0 7.9 In State (NET) 3.3 5.4 20.3 A land-based Casino (Indian or commercial) in your state 1.7 2.6 9.7 A riverboat or dockside Casino in your state 0.2 1.0 4.4 A racetrack Casino in your state 0.9 2.6 1.2 A resort Casino in your state 0.9 0.2 3.6 Out of State (NET) 1.2 2.2 8.3 A land-based Casino (Indian or commercial) out of state 0.8 0.4 3 A riverboat or dockside Casino out of state 0.7 0.2 2.8 A racetrack Casino out of state A resort Casino out of state 0.3 1 0.4 0.4 1.5 0.2 Q1. Thinking about the past three years, how many times have you visited the following? Base: All respondents (n=1521) All respondents (n=1521) Own Casino Loyalty Card (n=388) No Loyalty card (n=333) 9

Last Visit to a Casino Among Those Having Gone at Least Once in the Past Three Years Past week Past month Two or three months ago Six months ago 11% 1 5% 1 24% 1 22% 1 15% 1 Past Month: 2 Past Six Months: 60% Past Year: 72% Past Month: 42% Past Six Months: 7 Past Year: 91% Past Month: 13% Past Six Months: 41% Past Year: 54% About a year ago 13% 13% More than a year ago 2 4 All respondents (n=721) Own Casino Loyalty Card (n=388) No Loyalty card (n=333) Q5. When was your last visit to any type of Casino? Base: Have visited a casino in the past 3 years 10

Mean Spend on Non-Gambling Activities During Last Casino Visit All Non-Gambling Activities $326.60 Hotel accommodations $284.00 Recreational and spa facilities $182.80 Watching live entertainment $131.70 Traveling to the Casino location $103.20 Dining $94.80 Visiting the Casino bar $59.40 Q8. (Mean Excluding 0 Summary). During your last visit to any type of Casino, approximately how much money did you spend on the following nongambling activities...? Base: Have visited a Casino in the past three years (n=696) 11

Amount Wagered on Gambling Activities During Last Visit $0 1% 10% $1-$5 $6-$10 4% 2% 4% 1% All Past 3 yrs Mean Amount Wagered (Excluding Zero s): $321.60 All Past 3 yrs Mean Amount Wagered (Excluding Zero s): $435.70 All Past 3 yrs Mean Amount Wagered (Excluding Zero s): $197.6 $11-$20 $21-$40 $41-$100 2 2 2 $101-$200 1 1 14% $201-$500 $501+ 4% 15% 1 13% 11% 1 All respondents (n=721) Own Casino Loyalty Card (n=388) No Loyalty card (n=333) Q7. During your last visit to any type of Casino, in total, approximately how much money would you say you have wagered on all gambling activities combined, such as slots, table games, track betting, sports books, etc.? Base: Have visited a casino in the past 3 years 12

Spending More, The Same, or Less Money at Casinos Compared to One Year Ago More Less 42% The Same 50% Q9. Overall, would you say that you are spending more, the same, or less money at Casinos than you were compared to one year ago? Base: Have visited a Casino in the past three years (n=696) 13

Reasons for Spending Less at Casinos Compared to a Year Ago Do not go to casinos as often/do not go anymore/less gambling Financial situation/less disposable income for gambling, etc. Due to the economy 14% 2 40% Spending less on entertainment/cutting back on expenses/saving money/bills to pay Unemployed/ lost job Have a specific limit that I spend on gambling/ play less money 3% Cut back on travel/ spending less on travel 3% No time/ less opportunity 3% Don't gamble/ not interested 2% Don't want to waste my money/ throw it away 2% Don't have anyone to go with 1% Not winning/ winning less/ poor odds 1% Everything is more expensive/ rising costs 1% Not staying overnight 1% Other 5% Nothing Don't know 0% 2% Q10. What makes you say that you are spending less money at Casinos than you were compared to a year ago? Base: Spent less money at casinos than one year ago (n=289) 14

Who Casino Patrons Visit the Casino With You visit with a friend or spouse 7 71% 81% 84% 6 You visit with a group of friends 32% 30% 34% 3 2 You visit on your own You visit with a co-worker or co-workers 1 2 23% 13% 11% 14% 10% All respondents (n=721) Male (n=365) Female (n=356) Own Casino Loyalty Card (n=388) No Loyalty card (n=333) Q12. How do the following statements describe a typical visit for you to a Casino? Base: Have visited a casino in the past 3 years 15

Likeliness of Playing Casino Games (Offered by Favoured Casino Operator) on the Internet for Real Money 1 - Not at all likely 2 3 4 5 6 7 - Very Likely 10% 11% 13% 11% 5% 4 41% 55% % Low3Box (1,2,3): 65% (All) 5 (Male) 72% (Female) All respondents (n=721) Male (n=365) Female (n=356) % Top3Box (5,6,7): 23% (All) 2 (Male) 1 (Female) Q13. If your favorite Casino were to offer Casino style gaming (slot machines, roulette, Blackjack, Poker, Craps, etc.) for real money on the Internet, how likely would you be to play using a scale from 1 to 7 where 1 means Not at all likely and 7 means Very Likely. Base: Have visited a casino in the past 3 years 16

Likeliness of Playing Casino Games (Offered by Favoured Casino Operator) on the Internet for Real Money By Age Group % Low3Box (1,2,3) 1 Not at all likely 2 3 4 5 6 7 Very likely Top3Box (5,6,7) Total (n=721) 64% 4 10% 23% 18-29 (n=46) 4 2 11% 1 15% 35% 30-44 (n=154) 52% 35% 11% 13% 10% 34% 45-54 (n=170) 72% 54% 11% 1% 1 55+ (n=351) 80% 6 3% 3% Q13. If your favorite Casino were to offer Casino style gaming (slot machines, roulette, Blackjack, Poker, Craps, etc.) for real money on the Internet, how likely would you be to play using a scale from 1 to 7 where 1 means Not at all likely and 7 means Very Likely. Base: Have visited a casino in the past 3 years 17

Likeliness of Playing Casino Games (Offered by Favoured Casino Operator) on the Internet for Real Money By Income Group % Low3Box (1,2,3) 1 Not at all likely 2 3 4 5 6 7 Very likely Top3Box (5,6,7) Total (n=721) 64% 4 10% 23% <45K (n=197) 6 4 10% 13% 5% 1 $45-74K (n=203) 55% 42% 4% 1 14% 2 $75+K (n=289) 6 50% 11% 25% Q13. If your favorite Casino were to offer Casino style gaming (slot machines, roulette, Blackjack, Poker, Craps, etc.) for real money on the Internet, how likely would you be to play using a scale from 1 to 7 where 1 means Not at all likely and 7 means Very Likely. Base: Have visited a casino in the past 3 years 18

Ever Been to a Casino Among Who Have Not Been in the Past Three Years % Yes Total (n=800) 5 18-29 (n=56) 3 30-44 (n=202) 63% 45-54 (n=222) 6 55+ (n=320) 6 Q2. Have you ever been to a Casino? Base: Have not visited a casino in past 3 years 19

Reasons for not Visiting a Casino Recently I prefer to spend my money on other forms of entertainment I don't like to risk losing my money I don't have money to spend on gambling I don't think of going to the Casino I think it's a waste of money I'm cutting back on discretionary spending I do not live near a Casino I don't like gambling I don't like the overall environment of the Casino I prefer spending my money at pubs, bars, or restaurants I don't know how to play Casino games I don't have fun at Casinos I find the atmosphere in Casinos is intimidating I am morally opposed to gambling My friends and family do not approve of Casinos I prefer to spend my money on other forms of gambling I would go more often, but none of my friends like to go % Top3Box (5,6,7) Q3. The following item displays potential reasons as to why certain individuals may choose to not visit Casinos. Please indicate your level of agreement with each statement on a scale from 1 to 7, where means Completely Disagree and 7 means you Completely Agree. I do not visit Casinos because 15% 21% 24% 31% 41% 40% 3 3 Base: Have not visited a casino in past 3 years (n=825) 4 54% 60% 6 65% 74% 72% 80% 20

Driving Non-Casino Patrons to the Casino % Top2Box (Probably/Definitely) A free night in the Casino Hotel for you and a guest Free tickets to a show, concert, or other live performance at the casino for you and a guest $100 of free money to gamble with $100 of free shopping money from the Casino A free meal at a Casino Fine Dining Restaurant for you and a guest $100 of free gas money to travel to and from the Casino Free use of all recreational and spa facilities at the Casino for a day 43% 3 4 41% 35% 45% 35% 30% 3 34% 30% 3 34% 2 3 32% 30% 34% 32% 2 35% All respondents (n=800) Male (n=381) Female (n=419) Free beverages provided by the Casino while you were gambling 20% 1 22% Free lessons offered by the Casino on how to play various Casino games Q4. Would you visit a casino if you had? 1 14% 1 Base: Have not visited a casino in past 3 years 21

Demographics Gender Male Female Age Under 29 30-44 45-54 55+ Region Midwest Northeast South West Don t know Income Under $25,000 $25,000 - $44,999 $45,000 - $74,999 $75,000 - $99,999 $100,000 - $149,999 $150,000 or more Total (n=1521) 50% 50% 22% 2 20% 31% 21% 1 3 22% 2% 1 22% 2 14% Base: All respondents 22

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