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Essential Comprehensive Guide to the Gaming Industry in North America

DUBLIN, Ireland-(Business Wire)-September 4, 2008 - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/499e7c/north_american_gam) has announced the addition of the "North American Gaming Almanac" report to their offering.

The North American Gaming Almanac is a comprehensive guide to gaming in the United States and Canada. The Almanac covers casino and card room gaming, lotteries, race and sports wagering, and charitable gaming in every U.S. state and Canadian province. Current and inflation-adjusted historical revenue statistics are given for each type of gaming in each geographic market. Counts and distribution are provided for gaming properties, gaming machines and tables, along with profiles of properties, owners and regulatory agencies.

Gaming Almanac CD

The North American Gaming Almanac CD gives you the entire contents of the printed almanac in electronic format plus our unique Gaming Market Analyzer tool and North American Gaming Property Map.

Features: - Five years of revenue data - Monthly revenue figures - 1,000 revenue charts and tables - State-by-state comparisons - Gaming property counts - Property rankings and cross-reference lists - Overviews of types of gaming - Gaming machine and table counts and distribution - 1,500 property profiles - 400 property owner profiles

CD Features:

More than 400 annual reports of North American gaming businesses
North American gaming property map
North American Gaming Market Analyzer that lets you define markets by type of gaming establishment and location (including radius searching), and shows detailed profiles for each property in the gaming market along with summary data such as number of properties, gaming machines, poker tables, hotel rooms, employees, and more.
Complete Almanac in PDF format

Key Findings (2007 Edition)

U.S. commercial gaming grows 8.22% to reach nearly $92.7 billion

Across the U.S. and Canada:

Casino and card room gaming accounted for almost 48% of total North American gaming revenue, lotteries for 24%, and tribal gaming for 22%.
The largest inflation-adjusted growth, an increase of 7.31%, was seen in tribal gaming.
Revenue from lotteries grew by 4.91% and casino and card room gaming by 5.56%.
Both charitable gaming and race/sports wagering experienced declines in 2006, but they were smaller than the 2005 rates.

Key Topics Covered: - Introduction - North America - Canada - United States - Gaming Property Owners - Gaming Facility Size Cross-Reference - Gaming Machines - Table Games - Poker Tables - Gaming Positions - Hotel Rooms - Gaming Facility Type Cross-Reference by Location - Casinos - Casino-Hotels - Tribal Gaming - Class III - Tribal Gaming - Class II - Riverboat Casinos - Racinos - Horse Tracks - Dog Tracks - Jai Alai Frontons - Card Rooms - Poker Games - Bingo Halls - Racebooks - Sportsbooks

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/499e7c/north_american_gam

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