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Casino City Press Publishes 2002 Nevada Gaming Almanac

According to Michael Opton, the publication's editor, The Nevada Gaming Almanac has been providing gaming companies, analysts, advisors, and industry suppliers with detailed research and statistical information on gaming properties for more than ten years.

"Your Almanac has helped me in many ways including identifying successful models, developing base lines and benchmarks for trend analysis, and as a general educational tool in a teamwork approach to management," says Phil Bryan, Chairman of Club Cal Neva.

The Almanac provides an array of statistical, financial and contact information for the more than 225 gaming properties in Nevada that produce over $1 million in annual gaming revenues. Individual property profiles show the gaming revenue producers per property, casino floor space allocation, essential ratios, and top management and ownership. Detailed summary pages for the eight major state jurisdictions provide quick benchmarks including fiscal year profit and loss results, operational ratios, devices and device share analysis. Also provided are revenue growth statistics by device for each jurisdiction as well as win percent per device and game type and win per day per device statistics for the past five years.

"It is a superb and highly beneficial tool to the gaming operator, lender, developer or supplier. The Almanac brings an insight into floor operations and marketing tactics that otherwise would not be possible," says Phil Hannifin, Executive Vice President of the Fitzgeralds Group.

Casino City Press is a leading publisher of reference books and directories for the gaming industry. In addition to the Nevada Gaming Almanac, Casino City Press publishes the Colorado, Mississippi, New Jersey Gaming Almanac, the Gaming Revenue News, the Adams Report, and the respected Gaming Business Directory - the premier directory of the gaming industry providing information on more than 1,500 gaming properties and 20,000 gaming executives in North America and the Caribbean.

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