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Gaming Statistics
Statistics can be viewed or downloaded from the .pdf* and .xls** files below. To read or print .pdf* files, you need to have the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. You can download this programme free from the Adobe site. If you do not have access to Excel 2003 or higher you may use the Excel file viewer to view, print and export the contents of .xls** files. Hard copy versions of these statistics are available from the Gambling Compliance Group.
Gaming Machine StatisticsThe information below is posted on the Department's website at quarterly intervals. It shows the numbers and types of societies licensed to operate approved gaming machines at approved venues on that day. It does not include any gaming machines, societies or venues that were, or may become, the subject of an amendment or new application to operate gaming machines and were therefore unlicensed on the date shown.For more information about the latest gaming statistics, please read our media release: Annual pokie spend continues down (20.07.10) Society, venue and gaming machine numbers:* Summary graphs of gaming machines by society:* Summary graphs of gaming machine venues by society:* Timeline of gaming machine numbers from June 1994:* Gaming machine venues, numbers and expenditure by territorial authority:* Note: From June 2010 the 'summary of expenditure by district' and 'difference in expenditure by district and society' statistics will be available in Excel spreadsheet and PDF format.
Gaming Machine Profits (GMP) data: The following notes explain more about the GMP data listed above:
This document lists all venues in the clusters to which they have been assigned. Information on the venues themselves, such as addresses and class of venue (i.e. club/hotel etc) is already published on this web page. Venues have been clustered by area within a larger region (e.g. Newton, Auckland). Where there are fewer than three venues in an area, areas have been combined into clusters of three or more venues, with consideration given to both geographic and socio-economic location. Report 2 - List of venues per cluster as of (date): This list tabulates key information about clusters of venues. When published, it will include a caveat that adjustments can be made for incidents such as unpaid jackpots or unpaid winnings. These adjustments are made after the incident, and may be for a different period. GMP may be affected depending on when adjustments are made, and therefore this data cannot be compared to the published quarterly statistics. Report 3 - GMP by number of machines at venue for quarter to (date): This tabulates GMP data according to the number of machines at a venue. No data is provided for venues with one machine or more than 18 machines, as there are only two venues fitting in to each category. Report 4 - GMP by class of venue for quarter to (date): This tabulates GMP according to the class of venue.
Archived Gambling Statistics If you are looking for statistics dating back further than those listed above, please see our Archived Gambling Statistics page. This table lists the sites/venues that were on a society’s schedule of sites on 17 October 2001. Sites or venues that were on a society’s licence on 17 October 2001, and have not been without a Class 4 venue licence for a period of six months or more, may operate up to a maximum of 18 gaming machines. The actual total will depend on the number of notified gaming machines shown in the table below. Contact the Gambling Compliance Group to find out if there has been a period of six months or more during which no licence was held. The following table lists the number of gaming machines notified as being operated at named venues as at 22 September 2003. Where this number is less than 18, and the venue is one which is subject to s.92 of the Gambling Act, a territorial authority consent is required to increase gaming machines numbers from that notified.
Gambling Expenditure StatisticsThe following document shows the amount spent on the four main types of gambling activity - racing, New Zealand Lotteries Commission, gaming machines (outside casinos) and casinos - between 1985 and 2009. For more information, please read our media release: Gamblers spent a little less in 2008/09 (25.03.10)Key Trends over the 2008/2009 PeriodIn 2008/09 gambling expenditure (player losses) decreased by less than one percent (by 0.3%, from $2.034 billion to $2.028 billion). This is a result of an increase in expenditure on Lotteries Commission products, but decreases in expenditure on racing and sports betting, non-casino gaming machines and casino gambling. The 2008/09 figure is below the peak expenditure figure of $2.039 billion in 2003/04.
For more information, please read our media release: Gamblers spent a little less in 2008/09 (25.03.10) *This document is in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format. To read or print these files, you need to have the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. You can download a free version from the Adobe site. Hard copy versions are available from the Gambling Compliance Group. **This file is in Microsoft Excel 2003 (.xls) format. If you do not have access to Excel 2003 or higher you may use the Excel file viewer to view, print and export the contents of this file. |
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