RubinBrown Gaming Stats 2011

Indiana Gaming Statistics

After experiencing a smaller downturn than many of the worst hit states in 2009, Indiana saw its gaming revenues decline again in 2010, by a marginal 1.27%. Indiana also saw its overall admissions decline by 0.4% in 2010 following a 4% increase in patronage in 2009. After seeing major capital improvements to many facilities in prior years, capital expenditures involving existing commercial gaming properties in Indiana were minimal. In 2009, the Indiana General Assembly commissioned a Gaming Study Committee to investigate several issues surrounding commercial gaming in Indiana, including the potential impact of increased outside competition from neighboring states. The commission expressed several findings which included the following:

Majestic Star II

Blue Chip

Ameristar

Majestic Star

Horseshoe - Hammond

Grand Victoria Hollywood Casino

French Lick

Belterra

Horseshoe - Elizabeth

Casino Aztar

Indiana Gaming Statistics

Legalization Date

November 1993

First Casino Opening Date

December 1995

Current Number of Commercial Gaming Properties

11

2010 Commercial Gaming Admissions

26,544,627

2010 Commercial Casino Revenue

$2,348,451,170

2010 Commercial Gaming Tax Revenue

$749,802,694

City

Gaming Square Feet

% of Statewide Revenues

% of Statewide Admissions

Chicago Vicinity Ameristar Blue Chip Horseshoe Majestic Star Majestic Star II

East Chicago Michigan City

53,492 65,000 108,000 43,000 40,261 309,753

10.43% 7.58% 23.78%

11.41% 9.67% 23.15% 5.69% 5.69% 55.61%

Hammond

Gary Gary

4.82% 4.44%

Chicago Vicinity Total

51.05%

Southern Communities Casino Aztar

Evansville French Lick

38,360 45,200 86,600

4.89% 3.47% 11.80% 20.16% 6.02% 4.16% 18.61% 28.79%

4.78% 3.97% 9.57%

French Lick Horseshoe

Elizabeth

Southern Communities

170,160

18.32%

Total

Ohio River Communities Belterra

Florence Rising Sun

40,200 40,000 150,000 230,200

6.35% 5.03% 14.69% 26.07%

Grand Victoria

Hollywood Ohio River

Lawrenceburg

Communities Total

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