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INTERIM RESULTS HALF YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2014 12 August 2014 Disclaimer Certain statements included or incorporated by reference within this presentation may constitute "forward looking statements" in respect of the operations,


  1. INTERIM RESULTS HALF YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2014 12 August 2014

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  3. INTRODUCTION Peter Erskine, Chairman

  4. AGENDA Financial Overview Ian Bull, CFO Operational Review Richard Glynn, CEO Q&A

  5. Group Financial Performance Summary 13H1 Variance £m 14H1 (1) Net revenue 577.8 563.0 +2.6%  H1 results: (1) (2)  Staking +4.4% ex. W’Cup , Aus, HR Net revenue ADJ 577.8 568.5 +1.6%  H1 industry wide sporting results impacted margin (1)(3) Operating profit 85.7 (33.7)% 56.8 Finance costs (12.8) (12.2) (4.9)%  Tax: rate in line with guidance (1) Profit before tax 44.0 73.5 (40.1)%  Interim dividend: 4.3p per share Effective tax rate 10.0% 12.2% consistent with Board commitment of 8.9p per share for 2014 High Rollers 10.7 3.4 n/a  High Rollers: strong contribution (1) Underlying EPS 4.3p 7.0p (38.6)% Dividend - 4.3p 4.3p Net Debt 425.9 375.5 (13.4)% Before exceptional items (1) Excluding High Rollers (2) 2013 net revenue has been restated for the MGD/VAT impact to enable like for like comparison (3) Includes amortisation of acquisition related intangible assets of £2.7m in 14H1 and £1.7m in 13H1 5

  6. Group Operating Profit Significant results impact; underlying trends as expected £(15.6)m £0.3m £(3.1)m £(7.8)m £85.7m £(2.7)m £56.8m 13H1 EBIT UK Retail European Retail Telephone Digital Corp Costs 14H1 EBIT  Overall  H1 EBIT ahead of H2 13 (1) as guided  Industry-wide poor Q1 football and June horse festivals (2) – combined gross win impact yoy £29.3m  Good World Cup contributes H1: £18.5m gross win  Corporate costs: £11.1m in H1 – expect FY14 to be towards upper end of guidance range (1) EBIT for the six months to December 2013 £52.6m (2) Reflecting the year-on-year of losses on football in weeks 2, 4 and 12 in 14Q1 and at Ascot and Epsom festivals in June 2014 6

  7. UK Retail Operating Profit Underlying OTC gross win stable, machine growth, cost trends better £(1.8)m £(5.0)m £3.0m £3.8m £0.9m £(4.4)m £(2.1)m £(1.6)m £(16.9)m £8.5m £73.2m Adjusted Operating costs +4.3%, gross win £57.6m ahead of guided of c.5% growth (2) LFL costs +2.6% 13H1 EBIT Sporting World Cup OTC gross Machine GPT/ MGD & Content Other costs D&A SIS income 14H1 EBIT results (1) win, gross win Freebets VAT costs adjusted (2)  OTC Staking: +5%; football +54% supported by SSBTs/World Cup offset horses/greyhounds -2%  Gross win: broadly stable OTC gross win (adjusted) (2) ; machines growth, Clarity offsets ABB impact  Rigorous cost focus continues : operating costs +4.3%. Staff scheduling, procurement and property savings. Further cost focus in H2, expect £3-4m savings. FY cost growth +4.4% vs. +5% guidance  Estate optimisation: 29 shops closed by 30 June; exceptional costs of £13.9m (3) , H1 cash of £1.5m (4) (1) Reflecting the year-on-year of losses on football in weeks 2, 4 and 12 in 14Q1 and at Ascot and Epsom festivals in June 2014 (2) Adjusted for the sporting results and World Cup gross win figures in the graph above (3) Reflects the exceptional costs of the c.50 shop closures, 29 shops were closed by 30 June 2014 and the remainder in 14H2 (4) Cash impact in 14H2 being £0.9m and afterwards of £5.2m 7

  8. UK Retail Gross Win Q1 results impact evident, machine returned to underlying growth Gross Win per Shop Analysis (1) (£’000) OTC trends  Staking trends continue – strong increase in 88 89 90 89 94 96 93 95 91 95 94 100 85 92 86 football, continued decline in traditional products 80  Q1 gross win per shop heavily impacted by 60 football results 40  Recovery in Q2 helped by good World Cup off- 20 setting June horse festivals 0 Machine growth 11Q1 11Q2 11Q3 11Q4 12Q1 12Q2 12Q3 12Q4 13Q1 13Q2 13Q3 13Q4 14Q1 14Q2  Q2 impacted by ABB Code. Clarity benefit as Machine GW per shop OTC GW per shop roll-out completed prior to World Cup Machine Gross Win Growth yoy  Clarity performance as expected driving growth Total machine Machine GW per shop per in GW per shop GW week Q3 2013 +0.7% (5.0)%  Target 1-2% lfl growth in H2 Q4 2013 +2.5% (2.4)% Q1 2014 +2.2% (1.1)% Resilient format with strong cash generation: Operating FCF (2) of c.£68.0m (13H1: £69.5m). Q2 2014 +1.5% +0.4% H1 capex £9.4m (13H1: £21.4m) (1) Analysis excludes greyhound tracks (2) Operating FCF = EBITDA - Capex 8

  9. Digital Operating Profit Strong Sportsbook growth; costs well controlled 14H1 EBIT: Betdaq flat Australia £(0.1)m Belgium £(1.0)m £(8.5)m Spain JV £(1.2)m £9.4m £1.2m £(4.6)m £(8.1)m £(0.1)m £11.1m £4.9m £(2.3)m £5.3m £3.0m 13H1 EBIT, Sporting World Cup Sportsbook Gaming NGR Betting tax D&A Other 14H1 EBIT, Betdaq, 14H1 EBIT reported ex. results NGR NGR NGR, operating LFL Australia, Betdaq (1) adjusted (2) costs Spain JV & Belgium  Digital NGR (1) : stable year on year – Sportsbook, strong growth; Casino performance as expected  Digital Costs: good cost control, broadly flat on 2013; depreciation in line with FY guidance  Australia/Betdaq: strong growth in revenue, expect positive EBIT contribution in H2  European Digital: launch of Ladbrokes.be and Sportium.es – further spend to fund development in Q3/Q4 (1) Reflecting the year-on-year of losses on football in weeks 2, 4 and 12 in 14Q1 and at Ascot and Epsom festivals in June 2014 (2) Adjusted for the sporting results and World Cup revenue figures in the graph above 9

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