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Find out what slot machines actually returned to the public. Just click below to see slot machine payback statistics for casinos in all U.S. ALABAMA SLOT MACHINE PAYBACK STATISTICS Alabama has three Indian casinos that offer Class II video gaming machines. They are not required to release payback statistics about their machines.

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ARIZONA SLOT MACHINE PAYBACK STATISTICS In mid-1993 Arizona’s Governor Symington signed a compact with the state’s tribes that allowed them to offer slot machines on their reservations. The compact originally didn’t allow for any table games but in early 2003 blackjack was added as a permissible table game. Arizona tribes aren’t required to release information on their slot machine percentage paybacks, however, according to the Arizona Department of Gaming, the terms of the compact require each tribes’ machines to return the following minimum and maximum paybacks: video poker and video blackjack – 83% to 100%, slot machines – 80% to 100%, keno – 75% to 100%. Each tribe is free to set its machines to pay back anywhere within those limits.

Video Gambling Machine Tax Collections. The division keeps quarterly statistics on video gambling machine (VGM) tax collections by county and larger cities, and are updated quarterly. This data is now included in the Quarterly Statistics Summary Report above, and was last updated on August 2017.

ARKANSAS SLOT MACHINE PAYBACK STATISTICS Arkansas has two pari-mutuel facilities featuring “electronic games of skill,” which are defined as “games played through any electronic device or machine that affords an opportunity for the exercise of skill or judgment where the outcome is not completely controlled by chance alone.” The games offered are video poker, video blackjack, and “skill” slots where you have two opportunities to spin the reels. The “skill” factor comes into play because after seeing the results of your first spin you then have to decide whether to keep none, one, two, or all three of the symbols on each reel before you spin them again. Gaming regulations require that all of the electronic games of skill must return a minimum of 83%. For the one year period from July 2016 through June 2017, the average gaming machine’s return at Oaklawn was 93.52% and at Southland it was 93.00% CALIFORNIA SLOT MACHINE PAYBACK STATISTICS California’s Indian casinos are legally allowed to offer electronic gaming machines, blackjack, and other house-banked card games. The games of craps and roulette are not permitted. However, some casinos do offer modified versions of craps and roulette that are played with cards rather than dice or roulette wheels.

Most California card rooms also offer some form of player-banked blackjack, but because they are prohibited by law from playing blackjack, the game is usually played to 22 rather than 21. Additionally, players must pay a commission to the house on every hand they play. The amount will vary depending on the rules of the house but, generally, it’s about two to five percent of the total amount bet.

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There are about 90 card rooms in California and you can see a listing of them on the Internet at: California’s tribes aren’t required to release information on their slot machine percentage paybacks and the state of California does not require any minimum returns.

Gambling In Australia Gambling is a popular entertainment among Australians. Over 80% of Australian adults engage in gambling of some kind, which is the highest rate of gambling in the world. Gambling is also a significant public health issue, with around 80,000 to 160,000 (or 0.5 - 1.0%) of Australian adults experiencing significant problems from gambling and a further 250,000 to 350,000 (or 1.4 - 2.1% of adults) experiencing moderate risks that may make them vulnerable to problem gambling. Australia's Gambling Environment: Australians love a punt and new research shows we wager more, and lose more, than any other country in the world. But some people say this is just because we have the most opportunity to gamble, given the huge numbers of venues that provide some form of gambling. The 2010 Productivity Commission's Inquiry into Gambling found that there are as many as 6,807 hotels, pubs and clubs providing gaming in Australia. There are at least 4700 lottery outlets.

And there are 13 casinos with more being planned. According to 2014 statistics Tabcorp Limited offers totalisator and fixed odds betting on racing and sporting events in approximately 2,800 TAB retail outlets in agencies, hotels, clubs, as well as on-course in Victoria and New South Wales, and via internet, mobile devices, phone and pay TV. Sky Racing also owned by Tabcorp, is available in approximately 2.6 million homes and 5,400 commercial outlets in Australia, covering 90,000 races per annum. There are approximately 3,600 Keno outlets in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, and approximately 6,200 Keno terminals Gaming Machines All states and territories in Australia have Electronic Gaming Machines (also known as gaming machines, EGMs, poker machines or 'pokies') available at licensed venues (with the exception of Western Australia which allows EGMs only at the casino and the ACT where Casino Canberra is not licensed to provide EGMs) According to the World Count of Gaming Machines 2013, Australia has the sixth highest number of gambling machines in the world. Australia is estimated to have 198,150 electronic gaming machines (EGMs), which is 2.58% of the world's legally installed machines. Around 600,000 Australians (4 per cent of the adult population) play on the 'pokies' at least weekly.

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While survey results vary, around 15 per cent of these regular players (95 000) are 'problem gamblers'. And their share of total spending on machines is estimated to range around 40 per cent. The problems experienced by gamblers are as much a consequence of the technology of the games, their accessibility and the nature and conduct of venues, as they are a consequence of the traits of the gamblers themselves. NSW machines currently allow bets of up to $10,000 at a time. Current machines have up to 25 pay lines. In NSW the current max bet is $10 per spin.

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Gambling in NSW: New South Wales has a long history of gambling; Australia's first official horse racing meeting occurred in 1810 at Hyde Park in Sydney; the first official Australian lottery occurred in 1881 at the Sydney Cup; and registered clubs operated the first legal poker machines in Australia in 1956. Approximately 95,800 of Australia's 'pokies' are in NSW, a state total beaten only by Nevada, which operated 181,109 gambling machines in 2014, and of course is home to Las Vagas. The 2011 NSW Gambling Prevalence Survey found that the most popular gambling activity undertaken among the NSW adult population is lottery products (41%), followed by instant scratch tickets (28%), pokies/gaming machines (27%), horse/greyhound races (24%), Keno (14%), sports betting (8%), table games in a casino (7%), private card games for money (3%), bingo (3%) and casino or pokies-style games on the Internet (2%). Gambling on the Central Coast According to statistics from the Australian Bureau of Statistics and latest figures from the NSW Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing, Gosford has approximately 1928 pokies, spread across 37 venues. That is the equivalent of one poker machine for every 71 adults. In 2010-11, venues in Gosford made approximately $95,865,000 (ninety-five million, eight hundred sixty-five thousand dollars) in profit from pokies. That equates to $700 for each adult member of Gosford's population.

On average, residents in Gosford are in the richest 25% of Australia's population. Wyong has approximately 2608 pokies, spread across 35 venues. That is the equivalent of one poker machine for every 47 adults. On average, residents in Wyong are in the poorest 47% of Australia's population.

In 2010-11, venues in Wyong made approximately $123,159,000 in profit from pokies. That equates to $1,000 for each adult member of Wyong's population. The Central Coast has a higher prevalence of problem gambling than the NSW average. Young men between the ages of 18-24 living on the Central Coast are the biggest players of poker machines in NSW and are the highest risk group for problem gambling. In 2008 Gambling Solutions carried out a survey of 200 young people aged from 13-24 and found that:. 96% of people from 18-24 had gambled for money or possessions.

62% of those under 14 years old and 77% of those aged up to 17 had gambled for money or items, including mobile phones and MP3 players. 25.5% of 14-17 year olds and 55% of 18-24 year olds had lost more than they had intended,. and 6% under 18 had played a poker machine Internet gambling in the Central Coast was the highest in NSW (5%). Although nearly invisible in official records, internet gambling appears to have grown rapidly, and spending could amount to around $800 million in the most recent year.