If this one doesn't get any replies, I promise to leave it be.
I'm looking for data and stats on table games, e.g number of installs for specific games. Worldwide, not just the U.S. So far my google searches have been laborious and inconclusive.
A one stop shop website for this data would be perfect, if one exists. If not, any useful links would be appreciated.
Quote: ShineyShine
I'm looking for data and stats on table games, e.g number of installs for specific games.
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I usually call the distributor, it's the only
way to find out.
Quote: EvenBobI usually call the distributor, it's the only
way to find out.
Ok cheers. And are they usually happy to give this information out?
Quote: mrsuit31Pretty sure UNLV has a program that does this type of research. You may consider reaching out to someone associated with the Gaming school and they may be able to direct you to the research data bank
Cheers, will look into that.
Quote: ShineyShineOk cheers. And are they usually happy to give this information out?
Hell no, I usually pretend I work at a casino.
Even that won't work sometimes.
Quote: EvenBobHell no, I usually pretend I work at a casino.
Even that won't work sometimes.
Thought not. I'll give it a go anyway. Cheers.
Then Google for Nevada and New Jersey data also.
This'll give you the table game ratios and breakouts for the most popular table games and their specific penetration/prevalence.
Quote: PaigowdanLook at Missouri Gaming Table game data.
Then Google for Nevada and New Jersey data also.
This'll give you the table game ratios and breakouts for the most popular table games and their specific penetration/prevalence.
Cheers, i'll have a look at that.
Quote: mrsuit31After thinking about it... Im intrigued to know your reasons for gathering this data?
I'm putting together a business plan as part of a grant application, so I need data to support the market analysis, sales projections etc.
Most jurisdictions if they report anything report games authorized to a casino, not necessarily installed and operating.
Quote: FleaStiffThere may be some slack in your numbers no matter what you do.
Most jurisdictions if they report anything report games authorized to a casino, not necessarily installed and operating.
Yeah doesn't have to be 100% exact. Projections are, by definition, just that...projections. I just need some kind of data to go on.