Ann: Tabcorp 10 year agreement, page-43

Going by FY19 numbers:
the deal would have these effects (the $15m amortised at $1.5m):

		FY19	1.50%	4.65%	At 1 Bil TTV 4.65%	At 500m TTV 4.65%	At 435m TTV 4.65%
1	TTV	320659	320659	320659	1000000	500000	435000
2	REV	65212	65212	65212	203369	101684	88465
3	GP	63133	63133	63133	201290	99605	86386
4	OTHER	1936	1936	1936	2600	2200	2000
5	EXP	26850	31660	41761	73350	50100	47078
6	EBITDA	40188	33409	23308	130540	51705	41309
7	NPBT	38219	29940	19839	127071	48236	37840
8	NPAT	26420	20958	13888	88949	33765	26488

If JIN get to $1 billion ticket sales, forget about it... even at 4.65% it's a ripper deal. At the max 4.65% clip, JIN need to grow ticket sales to ~$435m (or about 25% from FY20 TTV) to generate the same profit as FY19. At $500m TTV, JIN is already 30% ahead in terms of profit.