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New Media, New Markets New Media, New Markets
Betting is set to move from niche market to mass market
From its current audience of 6% Ladbrokes is reaching out to the 70% of adults that play the lottery in the UK, and to the
burgeoning international market
Off-Line Betting Market Off-Line Betting Market
Only 6% of British adults regularly place a bet
11% bet occasionally
83% never bet
Solid, static, loyal audience– Overwhelmingly male
80% to 20% – Horseracing,
Greyhound racing – 68% C2DE
Changing Face of Betting Changing Face of Betting
Social acceptance increasing - National Lottery is played regularly by 70% of the population
New technology = new opportunities
Challenge for Ladbrokes is to provide new products to appeal to a new audience
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UK Digital W.Europe Digital
Growing New Media Market Growing New Media Market
Digital Growth
Exceeding expectations - some analysts predict 50%digital penetration by 2003. BSkyB, CWC ahead of predictions
18% of Europeans likely to purchase DTV in the next year
7%
33%
22.3% 42%
2000200
32000 2003
“The Switch over to Digital could begin as early as 2006”
Chris Smith, Culture Secretary
Expanding Digital Reach Expanding Digital Reach
Digital Market Share - End 2000
SkyOnDigitalTelewestCWC CableNTL
8%
62%
14%
10.5%
5%
Market exceeding expectations Digital homes 10 million plus by end 2000
Digital Cable Growth Digital Cable Growth
2008 Digital cable 50%
Satellite / terrestrial 50%**Source Jupiter Communications
“In the long-term, broadband cable is the future for digital television”
Media analyst at Commerzbank.
Flexibility
Speed of Delivery
Growing New Media Market Growing New Media Market
Internet Growth
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2000 2003 2000 2003UK Users European Households
Source: UK – Fletcher research
Europe – Jupiter Communications
40% 53%20%
37%
42% of UK adults believe betting enhances people’s enjoyment of sporting events (Mori)
In short - not your average betting shop punter
The New Audience The New Audience
Digital TV
42%+ ABC, less than 30% DE
Young 35% 16-34
‘Fashionable Youth’ ‘Sport Lovers’
Internet
Average Income £36k
79% ABC
Average Age: 35
Source: Fletcher Research
Market Lead in Enhanced TV Market Lead in Enhanced TV
Hilton Group takes stake in Two Way TV – enhanced TV technology venture delivering exclusive
option to offer interactive betting services
Distribution deal signed with CWC– Hilton stake reduced to 20%– CWC hold 50.1%
Two Way TV finalises joint-venture with Interactive Network Inc. a company with US patent rights to enhanced TV applications
Two Way TV concludes partnership with CWC and Telewest
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Ladbrokes announces exclusive option with Two Way TV toprovide enhanced betting services over its technology
Betting at the Speed of ThoughtBetting at the Speed of Thought
Ladbrokes is the only bookmaker developing enhanced betting services with Two Way TV
Interactive TV Betting Interactive TV Betting
2.6 million + Sky Digital subscribers - 5
million predicted for end 2000
Access to large base of committed sports
fans
Launches next season
Interactive TV Betting Interactive TV Betting
Ladbrokes is the only bookmaker to sign a partnership with CWC
Service launches next quarter
Interactive betting set to launch next quarter
Interactive Digital Betting Interactive Digital Betting
Other media partners – Ladbrokes is in discussions
with all influential media partners across all digital media
Ladbrokes aims to extend leadership on the high street to
interactive betting - via cable, satellite and terrestrial digital
TV
Sit Back and Bet Sit Back and Bet
Unique betting products tailored to the media and the audience
Football betting will be initial focus
Easy to understand - ‘betting in seconds’
Further products in development - tailored products for different target audiences
New Media = New Markets New Media = New Markets
12% of British adults would be more likely to bet if they could do so using interactive TV
This includes at least two million potential new betting customers in the UK
Source: Mori
Internet -Internet -
Tax-free - only UK site to pay customer’s deductions
Unique approach - team news, statistics, results and betting on one site
Football at launch, extending same approach to other sports during 2000
Rich on-line content
Unique integrated Internet and telephone accounts
Bringing Betting to the Consumer Bringing Betting to the Consumer
£5 million consumer marketing campaign at launch including strong presence on Yahoo!, Electronic Telegraph and Carling.net
National newspaper advertising across seven national daily newspapers, perimeter advertising at key matches
First time presence in consumer magazines - FHM, 4-4-2, MOD plus poster advertising on underground
Launches today following extensive trialling and positive feedback from existing telephone customers
Global On-line Opportunity Global On-line Opportunity
On-line revenues of $5.5 billion in Western Europe predicted by 2004Source: Datamonitor
Global sports betting market is estimated to be worth over £520 billion
Source: MMD
Key drivers: – Confidentiality and anonymity– New types of betting
– Convenience
93% of those that find Internet betting most appealing state convenience as an advantage, 55% confidentiality and 54% availability of information and ease of
use Source: Mori
Ladbrokes.com - Betting in your languageLadbrokes.com - Betting in your language
Ladbrokes.com launches tax-free betting next week– Betting in English, Cantonese, Italian, and Spanish– Comprehensive sports coverage - horseracing,
American Football, European soccer, tennis, golf and more...
Aimed at experienced betting consumers - different audience to bet.co.uk
Casino games launching Summer 2000
Backed by extensive customer service and support
Safety and Security Safety and Security
69% of those who would consider betting on the Internet are not confident that their card would be safe from fraud
Of those over a quarter (28%) would be more confident betting with a bookmaker whose name they know and recognise
80% of UK adults believe new betting technologies require careful regulation
Building on Brand Strength Building on Brand Strength
Most top of mind betting brand in the UK
Most positive brand image
Wider customer relationship through Vernons ‘non-betting’ brand
Founder-member of Independent Betting Arbitration Service (IBAS)
Supporter of Gamcare
Responsible and ubiquitous player in betting and gaming
Ladbrokes - Leaders in New Media Ladbrokes - Leaders in New Media
Potential for large-scale market growth via new media
- New audience potential - Internet and digital TV
- Unique position in interactive and enhanced TV
- Well known brands, new products - Ladbrokes, Vernons
- Unique tax-free Internet product
- £5 million marketing campaign
Ladbrokes aims to transfer UK leadership into global leadership
Ladbrokes International Ladbrokes International
Launched tax-free telephone service October 1999
State of the art call centre taking bets in eight languages and seven currencies
Result of £5 million investment by Hilton Group
Telephone call centre– Average weekly revenue per
customer of £146– Compares to UK average
revenue of £55
Achieved 7,000 customers from 43 countries around the world
Numbers rapidly expanding - record revenues week on week
Key markets:– Western Europe – Far East – Australasia
Internet is key media for International market
Global Growth Global Growth
A Brand You Can Trust A Brand You Can Trust
Gibraltar - regulated environment likely to appeal to on-line gamblers above Caribbean
Ladbrokes brand established internationally – Customers in 43 countries around the world – Far East Internet site - millions of hits a month,
will now link soccer fans directly to Ladbrokes.com
Global advertising campaign initially targeting the Far East
Real .com Revenues Real .com Revenues
Instant revenue stream
Access to new markets
Exponential growth potential with little increase in fixed costs compared to telephone betting
Betting In the Future Betting In the Future WAP
– End 2000 7.1 million Europeans will have internet-enabled phones
– 10-15% of all mobile phones sold this year will be internet-enabled
– By 2003 market for m-commerce is predicted to be £2.05 billion in the UK
– WAP trial in partnership with Ericsson beginning in weeks
UMTS – In discussions to provide services for UMTS - multimedia mobile
services
Multi-channel, multi-media industry
Number One in Interactive TV Number One in Interactive TV
Exclusive option deal with Two Way TV to provide enhanced TV services
Two Way TV is the only ‘enhanced’ broadcaster to have agreements with Telewest and CWC
Interactive betting will launch to Telewest and CWC digital customers next quarter
Ladbrokes launches its Open service on Sky platform in the third quarter this year
No other major brand has announced the launch of an interactive digital service. No bookmaker has the strength and range of partnerships as
Ladbrokes
Unique Internet Strategy Unique Internet Strategy
Bet.co.uk – Only UK site to offer ‘tax-free’ betting -
Ladbrokes will pay deductions – Service tailored for a new audience
Ladbrokes.com - provides full, tax-free betting service for UK and International market offering multi-lingual, multi-currency betting
Ladbrokes - Number One in New Media Ladbrokes - Number One in New Media
Combination of excitement, information and ‘pure e-commerce’ makes betting ideal property
As the world’s biggest betting and gaming brand Ladbrokes is a powerful partner for interactive services
Ladbrokes aims to bring the excitement of betting to a new audience across all media channels - Internet, Interactive TV, Enhanced TV, WAP mobile phones and UMTS
Niche market to mass market Niche market to mass market
Occasionally bet
Never bet
70%
The fastest growing out of home entertainment sector in the UK UK Market - £8.7 billion by 2004 (Mintel)
Global Market - £520 billion (MMD)
6%Shop
Internet
Digital TV
11%
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