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A Report on Tennessee Lottery Revenues, Expenses, and Net Lottery Proceeds

A Report on Tennessee Lottery Revenues, Expenses, and Net Lottery Proceeds. Presented to: The Fiscal Review Committee Presented by: Robert N. Currey Tuesday, October 9, 2007. Tennessee General Assembly, Fiscal Review Committee, Robert Currey Slide 1. Outline.

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A Report on Tennessee Lottery Revenues, Expenses, and Net Lottery Proceeds

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  1. A Report on Tennessee Lottery Revenues, Expenses, and Net Lottery Proceeds Presented to: The Fiscal Review Committee Presented by: Robert N. Currey Tuesday, October 9, 2007 Tennessee General Assembly, Fiscal Review Committee, Robert Currey Slide 1

  2. Outline • Lottery Ticket Sales • Miscellaneous & Total Net Revenue • Gaming Expenses • Operating & Total Expenses • Net Lottery Proceeds & After-School Funding • FY07-08 – Weekly Sales to Date • Game Trends • Points to Note Tennessee General Assembly, Fiscal Review Committee, Robert Currey Slide 2

  3. Lottery Ticket Sales Tennessee General Assembly, Fiscal Review Committee, Robert Currey Slide 3

  4. Miscellaneous and Total Net Revenue Tennessee General Assembly, Fiscal Review Committee, Robert Currey Slide 4

  5. Gaming Expenses Tennessee General Assembly, Fiscal Review Committee, Robert Currey Slide 5

  6. Operating & Total Expenses Tennessee General Assembly, Fiscal Review Committee, Robert Currey Slide 6

  7. Net Lottery Proceeds & After-School Funding Tennessee General Assembly, Fiscal Review Committee, Robert Currey Slide 7

  8. FY07-08Weekly Sales to Date Tennessee General Assembly, Fiscal Review Committee, Robert Currey Slide 8

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  17. Points to Note (1) • Growth of Ticket Sales (gross) appears to be diminishing • 18.0% in FY05-06 • 6.2% in FY06-07 • 2.3% in FY07-08 (YTD thru 10/06/07)…..Summer Seasonality • Growth of Total Expenses is diminishing • 18.4% in FY05-06 • 8.4% in FY06-07 • Total Expenses are growing faster than Total Net Revenues • Last year expenses grew 8.4% • Last year revenues grew 6.2% • Net Lottery Proceeds growth diminishing • 18.4% in FY05-06 • 0.8% for FY06-07 • Getting close to the profit maximization point. Tennessee General Assembly, Fiscal Review Committee, Robert Currey Slide 17

  18. Points to Note (2) • What’s needed for continued growth of net lottery proceeds? • Hope for larger jackpots for Powerball and Lotto 5. • Management MUST continue to find ways to increase sales. • Cutting expenses is NOT a viable option because 95.6% of all lottery expenses are directly related to ticket sales…if you cut expenses, sales will decrease. • Increase sales to an extent that revenue growth (dollars) exceeds expense growth (dollars). • Instant Games – Continue increasing the prize expense ratio until the “optimum prize expense point” is reached. • Marginal expense = Marginal revenue. • Continue introducing new types of games such as Million Dollar Madness (Raffle game), and HotTrax Champions. • Perhaps, a matrix change to Lotto 5. Tennessee General Assembly, Fiscal Review Committee, Robert Currey Slide 18

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