Inept casino management costs Brantford 5% of $175,000 
Cc: mhancock@brantford.ca,jlasychuk@olgc.ca,fjackson@olgc.ca,mharrington@olgc.ca 
Bcc: grpsmain, aliparl, brantford@yahoogroups.com 

JCT: http://yahoogroups.com/group/turmel/message3097 
detailed my April 21 2006 letter to Ontario Premier Dalton 
McGuinty about the Brantford poker deterring the $8 session 
fee game to the preference of the $7 fee game. The very next 
day: 

Brantford Expositor
Saturday April 22 2006 
City's casino cash takes another dip

JCT: With the incompetence we've seen in the poker room so 
far, is it any wonder the city's casino cash takes another 
dip?   

EX: Brantford has received a $905,680 cheque from the 
Ontario Lotteries and Gaming Corporation as a fourth-quarter 
share of the revenue from the slot machines at the Brantford 
Charity Casino. 

JCT: Brantford only gets a share of the slots? Who is losing 
due to the incompetence in the poker room? Is Dalton losing 
it all? 

EX: The amount, which represents five percent of the total 
slot machine revenue, marks the third consecutive drop in 
quarterly revenue. The city received $917,157 in January, 
$927,304 in September 2005, and $983,040 in July 2005. 

JCT: They would have received 3/4 of 5% of $175,000 > $6500 
more if they'd helped me start up the $8 session fee game 
everyone was ready to play for the extra hands. And that's 
only with one table. Often there are two $14/hr tables that 
could be earning $8/hr.  

By deterring the $8 session fee game, the Brantford Charity 
Casino is denying the city of Brantford at least $8,700 a 
year! Should the city sue the OLGC? 

Copies to: Mayor Hancock mhancock@brantford.ca 
Jay Lasychuk jlasychuk@olgc.ca
Fran Jackson fjackson@olgc.ca 
Michael Harrington mharrington@olgc.ca