Know When to Hold Them: Applying the Customer Lifetime Value Concept to Casino Table Gaming
This article considers the impact of relationship marketing in the casino gaming industry. It illustrates how 'customer lifetime value' (LTV)--the estimated profitability of a customer over the course of his or her entire relationship with a company--can be uniquely and successfully applied to improve casino profitability. Findings indicate that increasing customer retention rates for prime customers and upgrading middle-tier customers to higher-volume betting tiers can both significantly increase long-term casino profits. Implementation of such a strategy also reduces a casino's reliance on the high-risk 'junket' segment for achieving targeted revenues and profits.
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2003
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Authors: | WATSON, LISA ; KALE, SUDHIR H. |
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International Gambling Studies. - Taylor & Francis Journals, ISSN 1445-9795. - Vol. 3.2003, 1, p. 89-101
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Taylor & Francis Journals |
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