Poker Room Sample Clauses

Poker Room. A poker room consisting of approximately 35 tables and a race book having approximately 40 seats, a bar and a snack bar (the “Poker Room”), increasing the aggregate shared Project Costs by no more than Five Million Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($5,200,000), as more particularly described on Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference; and
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Poker Room. Under separate cover, the President Casino has given the Commission notification regarding the distribution of its player funded beat jackpot. Upon complete distribution of the bad beat jackpot, the President Casino will also be closing its poker room located on C-deck. Missouri Gaming Commission November 10, 2008 Page 2 The proposed operational schedule would also address the material losses now at the Boardwalk Buffet. Essential guest safety personnel, cage personnel, slot hosts and ticketing personnel would continue to be scheduled to ensure patron safety and service. By management’s best estimate, this new operational plan would minimize loss and save approximately $275,000 per month. Please feel free to give us a call with any questions. Xxxxx Xxxxxxx or I are available to discuss this at any time. We will provide a new drop schedule and answer any follow up questions. We look forward to hearing from you so we can expedite this process. Sincerely, /s/ Xxxx X. Xxxxxx Xxxx X. Xxxxxx Vice President and General Manager Lumiere Place Casino & Hotels Exhibit F Decreases in AGR and Admissions at Missouri Casino’s in FY 20101 Decreases in AGR Casino AGR for FY AGR for Prior Year Decrease % Change Argosy $ 112,929,464 $ 113,626,514 $ 697,050 -1 % Harrahs NKC $ 108,944,649 $ 113,515,525 $ 4,570,876 -4 % Ameristar KC $ 134,516,358 $ 141,759,119 $ 7,242,761 -2 % President $ 12,756,697 $ 13,339,428 $ 582,731 -4 % Decreases in Admissions Admissions for Prior Casino Admissions for Fy Year Decrease % Change Argosy 3,166,542 3,301,850 135,308 -4 % Xxxxxx’x XX 4,621,511 4,706,595 85,084 -2 % Xxxxxx’x NKC 3,036,803 3,184,957 148,154 -5 % President 669,252 680,563 11,311 -2 % Ameristar SC 4,949,170 5,152,691 203,521 -4 % 1 Source: Missouri Gaming Commission Fiscal 2010 YTD Admissions, Patrons and AGR Summary (through 1/31/10) Exhibit G Comparision of President AGR/Admissions to Averages for Urban Casinos FY 2004 — 20091 AGR Comparison Average AGR for Urban Fiscal Year Casino President AGR 2004 $ 198,123,587 $ 71,843,573 2005 $ 213,188,467 $ 71,371,201 2006 $ 220,926,001 $ 71,798,659 2007 $ 224,151,485 $ 67,269,234 2008 $ 220,332,253 $ 44,988,902 2009 $ 213,105,190 $ 23,263,288 Admissions Comparison Average Admissions for Urban Fiscal Year Casinos President Admissions 2004 7,287,957 $ 3,659,048 2005 7,539,087 3,552,354 2006 7,404,041 3,367,614 2007 7,025,284 2,880,681 2008 6,538,881 2,146,061 2009 6,486,755 1,178,406 1 Source: Missouri Gaming Commission Fiscal YTD Admissi...

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