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The level of contributions made by clubs to community purposes is low as a proportion of poker machine revenue. Michael Coghlan
October 19, 2015

How real are claims of poker machine community benefits?

Charles Livingstone, Monash University; Dr Louise Francis, Monash University, and Taylah Wynen, Monash University

Some clubs provide genuine benefits to their communities. Unfortunately, clubs have developed significant poker machine dependency – an average of about 60% of total revenue.
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