RubinBrown Gaming Stats 2011

Colorado Gaming Statistics

In 1990, casino gaming was legalized in the state of Colorado, with three specific areas designated for development: Black Hawk, Central City, and Cripple Creek. Black Hawk is the largest area with 17 properties which generate 73.65% of the state’s gaming tax revenue. Central City is located one mile from Black Hawk and generates 17.7% of the state’s gaming tax revenue. Therefore, within a few mile radius, more than 90% of the state’s commercial gaming tax revenue is generated. Cripple Creek, located just west of Colorado Springs, creates the remaining 8.65% of commercial gaming tax revenue for the state.

Central City

Black Hawk

Cripple Creek

Colorado Gaming Statistics

Legalization Date

November 1990

First Casino Opening Date

October 1991

Current Number of Commercial Gaming Properties

37

2010 Commercial Casino Revenue

$759,610,323

2010 Commercial Gaming Tax Revenue

$107,020,950

Black Hawk

Cripple Creek

Central City

% of Statewide Revenues

73.65%

17.70%

8.65%

% of Statewide Gaming Devices

57.78%

27.08%

15.14%

Properties

Ameristar

Billy's Casino

Century Casino

Black Hawk Station

Brass Ass Casino

Doc Holliday Casino II Dostal Alley Saloon & Gambling Emporium

Bull Durham Saloon & Casino

Bronco Billy's Sports Bar & Casino

Bullwhackers Casino

Buffalo Billy's Casino

Easy Street

Canyon Casino

Century Casino Cripple Creek

The Famous Bonanza

Fitzgeralds's

Century Casinos

Fortune Valley Hotel & Casino

Gilpin Hotel Casino

Colorado Grande Casino

Johnny Z's Casino

Golden Gates Casino

Double Eagle Hotel & Casino

Golden Gulch Casino

Gold Creek Casino

Grand Plateau Casino

Johnny Nolon's

Isle of Capri Casino

J.P. McGill's

Lady Luck Casino Midnight Rose Hotel & Casino The Lodge Casino at Black Hawk Wildwood Casino at Cripple Creek Mardi Gras Red Dolly Casino, Inc.

Riviera Black Hawk Wild Card Saloon

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