GLM INVESTMENTS, LLC

Lebanon · IL · 5 terminals

IGB license 180700698

Room to growMomentum −5%YoY −5%

Your performance · January 2025

NTI

$5,784

net terminal income · this month

Win per unit

$37

per machine · per day

Terminals

machines in service

Annual NTI

$103,559

trailing 12 months

The four numbers operators read first

NTI / machine

$1,157

monthly · per terminal

state median $3,754/mo

13th pct of 8,388 IL floors

#9 of 9 in Lebanon

Hold

7.6%

this month

state median 9.1% · below

22nd pct of 8,388 IL floors

33rd pct of 9 in Lebanon

Cycle rate

2.66×

this month

state median 2.85× · engagement

28th pct of 8,388 IL floors

0th pct of 9 in Lebanon

Play / machine

$15.3K

monthly · per terminal

state median $41.6K/mo

15th pct of 8,388 IL floors

33rd pct of 9 in Lebanon

Against floors your size (4–5 terminals, 1,789 of them), your NTI/machine is −$813/mo vs the $1,970 peer median — bucketing by size keeps a small bar from being measured against a big one.

Where the money goes (January 2025)

NTI this month

$5,784

Gaming tax

−$2,025

After tax

$3,760

Your take-home

$1,880

your 50% this month

Illinois law fixes the after-tax split at 50/50 and bans any deviation (230 ILCS 40/25(c)) — about $1,880 to you and $1,880 to your operator this month. Neither side can move that split. That's the whole point of The Gameset: since the money is set by statute, operators compete for your floor on service — games, cabinets, refresh cadence, response time — not on dollars.

Where your floor stands

Room to grow

Both play and hold sit below the market — the clearest case that fresher cabinets, better titles, and faster service could lift results.

What an operator sees: An operator sees upside: a floor where a real service upgrade has room to move the numbers.

NTI/machine — 13th percentile of 8,388 Illinois floors this month

In Lebanon — #9 of 9 floors by NTI/machine (your own neighborhood, the fairest like-for-like)

Among floors your size (4–5 terminals) — 28th percentile of 1,789

The Floor — you among your Lebanon peers8 peer floors

play per machine →

your floor a Lebanon peer (anonymized) statewide median

1 peer floor sits beyond the axis range and is drawn at the edge — shown, never dropped.

Each grey dot is another Lebanon floor for the same month, shown without identity. The dashed lines are the statewide medians — which quadrant you land in is the positioning above, drawn out.

Trend

Net terminal income by monthpeak $13,240

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

latest month up vs prior down vs prior shown, left out of rankings

Cycle rate by monthlatest 2.66× · state median 2.85×

your cycle rate state median

Cycle rate is a leading indicator: when players start cycling their money fewer times, it usually shows up here before it shows up in NTI — an early read on floor health for you and for an operator.

Win per unit by monthlatest $37

your WPU (per machine, per day)

Hold % by monthlatest 7.6% · state median 9.1%

your hold state median hold

These are the two series a service change shows up in. Fresher titles and faster response tend to move win per unit first; hold follows the game mix. Both are your own numbers against a neutral market line — not a verdict on anyone.

Seasonality check: December → January moved −47% this year vs −40% a year ago — so a normal seasonal dip isn't mistaken for a real decline.

Your town's market

Lebanon's total gaming income is −12% year over year (trailing 3 months vs the same 3 a year ago).

Your own floor is −5% over the same-month-last-year comparison — holding up as well as or better than the town around you.

A deeper operator read

The same history, cut the way a Terminal Operator cuts it when they decide how hard to compete for your floor.

Win per unit (WPU)

$37/day

per machine · per day · daily win rate per machine

WPU momentum

−12%

last 3 months $64/day vs prior 3 $72/day

Seasonality

August peak

strongest August ($8,610 avg) · softest July ($5,280 avg)

Revenue steadiness

volatile

±41% month-to-month swing, trailing 12

Floor change

4 → 5 terminals

over the last 12 months

Year over year

Your NTI is +85% up year over year.

Your Location

+85%

$103,559 vs $55,992 (last 12 months vs the prior 12)

The market

Not enough county history

Takeaways

•Each terminal earned about $1,157 in January 2025 — the 13th percentile of 8,388 Illinois floors that month. Per-terminal NTI is the number operators judge a floor on, because it strips out how many machines you run.

•Within Lebanon, that's #9 of 9 floors by per-terminal earnings — the fairest like-for-like, since neighbors share the same foot traffic and economy.

•Hold — the share of money played that the floor keeps — was 7.6% — below the 9.1% state median, which a stronger game mix could recover. Hold is driven mostly by the games on the floor, which is exactly what an operator brings to the table.

•A dollar cycled through your machines 2.66× before leaving — higher means longer, more engaged sessions. When the cycle rate starts falling it usually shows up before NTI does, so it's an early read on floor health for both sides.

•Room to grow — Both play and hold sit below the market — the clearest case that fresher cabinets, better titles, and faster service could lift results.

•After $2,025 in gaming tax, January 2025's income is split 50/50 with your operator by law (230 ILCS 40/25(c)) — about $1,880 to you. Neither side can move that split, which is why operators here compete on service, not money.

•Recent momentum is softening — −5% against your trailing average.

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Full January 2025 report detail

Amount played

$76,436

Amount won

$70,652

Net wager

$5,784

Funds in

$28,706

Funds out

$22,922

Net terminal income

$5,784

NTI tax

$2,025

State share

$1,727

Municipality share

$298

Source: Illinois Gaming Board monthly video gaming reports. This is public data about your own licensed Location, shown for informational purposes.