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Video Lottery Retailers

Since 1992, the Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission (AGLC) has managed and collected revenues from video lotteries in Alberta. All VLTs are located in age-restricted liquor-licensed venues known as VLT retailers or video gaming entertainment rooms (VGERs). VLT retailers have two to 10 VLTs, while VGERs, which have higher facility standards, may have up to 25 VLTs.

The AGLC pays a 15 per cent commission to VLT retailers for the services provided. After payment of prizes, retail commissions and federal tax expenses, all income is directed into the Alberta Lottery Fund, which is made up of revenues from VLTs, slot machines, ticket lotteries and electronic bingo.

Since 1994, the total number of VLTs has remained capped at 6,000. As a result of the AGLC’s commitment to reduce the overall number of locations, as recommended by the Gaming licensing Policy Review, the number of VLT locations has been reduced by 14 per cent since 2001.

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