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- Study performed with Yesawich, Pepperdine, Brown & Russell – Portrait
of American Gamblers
- Surveyed 2,500 casino gamblers
- Who are they?
- How do they behave?
- What do they want?
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- Women – 62%
- More likely to be a Minority – 38%
- Under 39 years old – 57%
- Baby boomers make up only a small percentage
- Single – 72%
- With household income lower than the average gamer – 50% earn less than
$50K/yr.
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- Gender
- Race
- Significantly more minorities, especially African American
- Age
- Marital Status
- Income
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- Frequency
- During the last 12 months
- During the next 12 months
- 69% plan to make the same or more
- Budget
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- 5 most important attributes
- Friendly employees
- Safety and security of gaming facility
- Satisfaction with service provided by casino employees
- Safety of the destination/city
- Hotel room rate
- 5 least important attributes
- Golf course
- Adult revue shows
- Childcare facilities/kids club
- Boxing
- Valet parking
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- Most important
- Free hotel room offer
- Discounted hotel room offer
- Free tickets to concerts or special events
- Least important
- Direct contact by casino host
- Food and beverage offer
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- Most popular
- Shopping at the mall
- Going to the movies
- Least popular
- Golf (only 21% have played in the past year)
- Most frequently
- Spend time with family/friends
- Work around the house
- Least frequently
- Gamble online
- Go to a spa
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- While younger and less affluent, VLT players are a strong market
- They feel like second class citizens
- Service is important
- More important to them than slot players
- We shouldn’t think of them as second class citizens
- The come often, just not as often as slot players
- They are looking for recognition
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