What is downtime actually costing your floor?
Every hour a machine sits dark waiting on a technician is an hour it isn't earning. Plug in your own numbers below for an instant, private estimate of what that's costing you per year — no signup required.
Estimate only, based on the figures you entered — not an audit. Industry estimates put downtime losses across the slot machine industry in the billions annually; this calculator shows what that looks like for your own floor.
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About this calculator
How is slot machine downtime cost calculated?
The calculator converts your average net win per machine per day into an hourly rate, multiplies it by the downtime hours per machine per week, then scales that across your machine count and 52 weeks — giving an estimated annual revenue loss. It is a planning estimate, not an audit.
What counts as "downtime" for this calculator?
Any time a machine is not available for play and would otherwise be earning — awaiting a technician, mid-repair, powered down for a fault, or offline for any other operational reason. Use your own floor data (SAS/accounting system exports are the most reliable source) for the most accurate estimate.
Is this exact?
No — it is a directional estimate using averages you provide. Actual losses vary by machine, denomination, location on the floor and time of day. Use it to compare scenarios (e.g. current downtime vs. a faster mean-time-to-repair) rather than as a precise revenue figure.