Illinois · every licensed venue
Know where your machines stand.
Illinois publishes what every bar, restaurant and truck stop in the state makes on gaming, down to the dollar. We turn it into your town's standings. Updated every month.
No card required. No sales call. Built by an Illinois VGT operator, for Illinois VGT operators.
Gaming venues by NTI · sample town · November
| # | Venue | NTI | Mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kelly's Corner Tap | $14,880 | ▲2 |
| 2 | Route 6 Travel Plaza | $12,204 | — |
| 3 | Oak Street Grill | $9,761 | ▼1 |
| 4 | Your venue | $8,412 | ▲2 |
| 5 | The Fieldhouse | $7,940 | ▼3 |
| 6 | Vic's Pizza & Pub | $6,318 | — |
of validated
market history
licensed Illinois
establishments
terminal operators
in one view
regulatory-grade
data points
venues running
exactly six machines
The view your TO portal can't give you
My TO runs the machines on my floor. The business is mine.
What your TO portal shows you
- Your machines' NTI this month
- Payout and uptime per terminal
- Your own history, and nobody else's
What FloorRadar adds
- Your rank against every venue in your city
- 13 years of market history, validated monthly
- Who's declining, and who's an acquisition target
My TO rep goes home at five. My numbers don't.
in town
You moved up two spots and nobody told you.
Your terminal operator's portal shows your own take and nothing else. It does not show you that Oak Street dropped, that the Fieldhouse is down three months running, or that you passed both of them last month. That is the part that tells you whether to renew, renegotiate, or move.
One login. Every terminal operator.
You operate across multiple TOs. So does your dashboard.
Most multi-venue operators run two or three terminal operators across their fleet. One TO services some venues, a different one services others, and the third gets added when you close the next deal.
Each TO's portal only shows you the venues they service. FloorRadar shows every venue in your portfolio in one view, regardless of which TO is on the contract.
The point of the tool
Three logins, three exports, three reconciliations. Or one.
run exactly
six machines
Six machines is the whole game.
Three quarters of Illinois runs a six-terminal floor, so the gap between a good month and a bad one is never how many boxes you have. It is which titles are on them, and how your town is trending. Both of those are in the data.
Your six, ranked
The same standings logic applied inside your own floor. One weak box on a six-terminal floor is roughly eighteen percent of your gaming income.
Your floor · sample month
| # | Machine | NTI | Mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Machine 4 | $2,104 | ▲6% |
| 2 | Machine 1 | $1,640 | — |
| 3 | Machine 2 | $1,512 | — |
| 4 | Machine 3 | $1,488 | ▼2% |
| 5 | Machine 5 | $1,102 | ▼9% |
| 6 | Machine 6 | $566 | ▼31% |
The playbooks
What you actually do with the data.
Most tools tell you to make better decisions. Ours tells you which decisions, when, and what to expect. Three of six.
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Catch your own bad month early
Your NTI drops 10%+ in a month while your municipality holds steady. That's an operational issue at your venue, not the market. Investigate the last 30 days before the customer loss compounds.
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Time your TO contract renewal with the data
Illinois terminal-operator contracts are mostly standardized. Length is the only lever you actually control. Before renewal, pull your 12 to 24 month NTI against your municipality and see where you land next to the venues around you. Top half, lock in a longer term. Bottom half, shop other TOs.
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Verify your promo actually worked
Compare your funds-in delta against your municipality's same-month delta. Outperformed by more than 5 percent and the promo worked. Matched the muni and the lift was just the market.
Why this exists
I built this because the monthly reconciliation was thirty minutes I'd rather spend on my floor, and I still couldn't see my market context. One click now. I read it like a P&L.
Ken · Founder · Illinois VGT operator
We're new. No customer logos to wave around yet. The free preview is right there if you want to see what the tool actually does before you trust the words on this page.
Your numbers are already public. You may as well read them first.
Practical decisions over feature lists. Real workflows over generic dashboards.