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Gambling Review - UK - July 2009

Published by Mintel International Group Ltd, Contact us : +1-860-674-8796
Published 2009/07 Content info  
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Table of Contents

  • Issues in the Market
  • Main issues
  • Definition
  • Abbreviations
  • Market in Brief
  • Will gambling prove to be recession proof?
  • The lottery and online performing well...
  • ...but bingo and casinos continue to struggle
  • Betting shops benefiting from B2s
  • Innovation in approach but not advertising
  • More than half of people gamble in some form
  • Problem gambling still a divisive issue
  • Internal Market Environment
  • Key points
  • Legislation and taxation
  • Major unrest amongst bookmakers
  • Tackling corruption and betting irregularities
  • Problem gambling
    • Figure 1: Problem gamblers, amongst those gambling on an activity in the past year, 2007
  • Battling the smoking ban
    • Figure 2: Cigarette smoking, by participation in selected leisure activities, 2008
  • Participation trends by sector...
  • ... and views of gamblers
  • Broader Market Environment
  • Key points
  • Is gambling recession proof?
    • Figure 3: Trends in selected areas of discretionary expenditure, at current and constant prices, 1989-94
  • Consumer perceptions of the recession
    • Figure 4: Trends in statements relating to the economic downturn, February 2009-June 2009
  • A quarter are living on the edge
    • Figure 5: Trends in how respondents would describe their financial situation, February 2009-June 2009
  • The impact on the leisure industry
    • Figure 6: Impact of the recession on leisure activities, April 2009
  • A net loss to the industry
    • Figure 7: Financial attitudes towards gambling, April 2009
  • Unemployment provides a double whammy to gambling
    • Figure 8: Employment trends, by gender, 2004-14
  • Growth in young adults a positive trend for many gambling sectors
    • Figure 9: Trends in the age structure of the UK population, by gender, 2004-14
  • Lotto: A younger focus?
  • Optimism for bingo and casinos
  • A wealthier society in future?
    • Figure 10: Forecast adult population trends, by socio-economic group, 2004-14
  • Competitive Context
  • Key points
  • Leisure spend by sector
    • Figure 11: Consumer expenditure on selected leisure goods and activities, 2003-08
  • Gambling and the 80/20 rule
    • Figure 12: Participation in leisure activities, 2004-08
  • Online vs in person
    • Figure 13: Use the internet for betting, poker and casino games, 2004-08
  • Strengths and Weaknesses in the Market
  • Strengths
  • Weaknesses
  • Market Overview
  • Key points
    • Figure 14: UK gambling stakes, by sector, 2004-08
  • Segment Performance
  • Key points
  • Casinos struggling to adapt
    • Figure 15: Total expenditure in UK casinos, 2003-13
  • Bingo
    • Figure 16: Bingo club turnover and admissions, year ending March, 2004-14
  • Betting shops
    • Figure 17: UK betting shop market size, by value* and volume, 2005-14
  • Gaming machines
    • Figure 18: UK gaming machines installed base, 2003-13
  • Lottery
    • Figure 19: National Lottery sales trends and forecast, 2002/03-2012/13
  • Market Share
  • Key points
  • Bingo
    • Figure 20: The largest bingo club operators, by outlet numbers, 2007-08
  • Casinos
    • Figure 21: Market share of casinos in the UK, by operator, February 2009
  • Betting shops
    • Figure 22: UK betting shop market, by number of outlets, 2009
  • Brand Communication and Promotion
  • Key points
  • Topline ad spend
    • Figure 23: Gambling companies' topline adspend, 2004-08
  • How the Top 10 by ad spend allocated budgets
  • Companies and Brands
  • Key points
  • Major players
  • Camelot
    • Figure 24: National Lottery sales trends and forecast, 2004/05-08/09
  • Gala Coral Group
    • Figure 25: Key financial indicators, Gala Coral Group, 2005-08
  • Genting UK
    • Figure 26: Key financial indicators, Genting Stanley, 2004-08
  • Grosvenor Casinos
    • Figure 27: Key financial indicators, Grosvenor Casinos Ltd, 2004-08
  • International Gaming Technology UK
    • Figure 28: Key financial indicators, International Gaming Technology (IGT) UK, 2004-08
  • Inspired Gaming Group
    • Figure 29: Key financial indicators, Inspired Gaming Group, 2006-08
  • Ladbrokes
    • Figure 30: Key financial indicators, Ladbrokes UK, 2004-08
  • Mecca Bingo
    • Figure 31: Key financial indicators, Mecca Bingo, 2004-08
  • William Hill
    • Figure 32: Key financial indicators, William Hill, 2004-08
  • Level of Gambling
  • Key points
  • What do people gamble on and how often?
    • Figure 33: Activities people gamble on, April 2009
  • Lotto thriving in the recession
  • Betting shops
  • Gaming machines
  • Casinos/poker
  • Dog and horse race tracks
  • Bingo
  • Appendix -- Internal Market Environment
  • Bookmakers
    • Figure 40: Trends in use of bookmakers or betting exchanges, 2004-08
    • Figure 41: Use of bookmakers, by delivery platform, 2004-08
    • Figure 42: Trends in frequency of usage of bookmakers/betting exchanges, 2004-08
  • Sports bet on
    • Figure 43: Trends in sports bet on, 2004-08
  • Games and betting done
    • Figure 44: Games and betting done in last 12 months, 2004-08
    • Figure 45: Games and betting done in last 12 months, by other games and betting done, 2008
    • Figure 46: Games and betting done in last 12 months, by other games and betting done, 2008
    • Figure 47: Games and betting done in last 12 months, by demographic sub-group, 2008
    • Figure 48: Games and betting done in last 12 months, by demographic sub-group, 2008
  • Casinos
    • Figure 49: Casino gambling participation, 2007-08
  • Gaming machines
    • Figure 50: Gaming machine participation, 2004-08
  • Bingo
    • Figure 51: Bingo participation*, 2004-08
  • Appendix -- Broader Market Environment
    • Figure 52: Trends in personal disposable income and consumer expenditure, 2004-14
    • Figure 53: Forecast adult population trends, by lifestage, 2004-14
  • The impact of the recession
    • Figure 54: Trends in the impact of the economic downturn on consumers, January 2009-June 2009
  • Future financial situation
    • Figure 55: Trends in consumer sentiment for the coming year, January 2009-June 2009
    • Figure 56: Financial attitudes towards gambling, by demographic sub-group, April 2009
  • Appendix -- Brand Communication and Promotion
    • Figure 57: Adspend by category, 2006-08
    • Figure 58: Adspend by media type, 2006-08
    • Figure 59: Adspend, by company, 2006-08
    • Figure 60: Monthly adspend, 2006-08
    • Figure 61: Average monthly adspend. 2006-08
  • Appendix -- Level of Gambling
    • Figure 62: Most popular activities people gamble on, by demographic sub-group, April 2009
    • Figure 63: Next most popular activities people gamble on, by demographic sub-group, April 2009
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