Poker machines


  • Punters pump less cash into pokies

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    COLAC multi-million-dollar poker machine habit is declining.

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  • Colac gamblers lose $7.5m in year

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    COLAC gamblers lost almost $175,000 more on the city’s pokie machines in the second half of 2012 compared with the first six months.

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  • Gamblers losing $20,000 each day

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    COLAC gamblers are losing more than $20,000 a day on the city’s pokie machines.

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  • Immoral and unethical decision

    Colac RSL's Ian Morgan, Colac Golf Club's Murray McCoombe and Colac Turf Club's Jim Ryan examine plans for a $3.5-million redevelopment.

    COLAC Otway Shire mayor Stephen Hart has labelled fellow councillors’ decision as “immoral and unethical” when they voted to allow more poker machines in Colac.

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  • Battlers gamble $600,000 a month

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    A GAMBLING support expert says Colac people who can least afford to lose money are blowing more than $600,000 a month on pokies.

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  • Colac gambles $500,000 each month

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    COLAC’S love affair with poker machines is showing no signs of easing.

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  • Bowling clubs will fight pokie reforms

    City Bowling Club manager Steve Cheater is against the Federal Government’s poker machine reforms.

    TWO Colac bowling clubs have joined a fight against proposed Federal Government poker machine reforms.

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  • Pokie punters spend $7.47 million

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    COLAC punters are spending more money at the pokies, with the city’s gaming machines guzzling $7.47 million last financial year.

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