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The casino boom is here!! Now's your chance to join the industry leader, BLOW Group!!
The BLOW Group is a leading amusement casino bar chain with locations nationwide, operating under the concept of "bringing excitement and thrills to everyday life."
Its features include: "a special atmosphere created by luxurious interiors," "affordable all-you-can-drink options," "high-quality dealers just like in a real casino," and "a system where you can deposit chips and get discounts on your next visit." These features contribute to a high rate of repeat customers.
With over 30 years of industry experience and a commitment to compliance, the group operates with this expertise.
Based on this accumulated trust, it enjoys immense popularity and continues to strive towards its goal of 200 locations nationwide.
Estimated Startup Cost:¥10,000,000 or More
Industry:Food & Beverage/Delivery
Almost all of our revenue comes from the chips customers use to play at the casino.
Even if customers win games, since it's an amusement game, we don't exchange the chips for cash, so there are no costs associated with the payout.
Therefore, the only cost relative to revenue is the price of drinks, resulting in a gross profit margin of approximately 95%!
Furthermore, from a staffing perspective, we don't need to hire highly paid chefs like restaurants, nor do we provide one-on-one service like massage or nail salons.
For example, with blackjack, one part-time worker (dealer) can serve up to seven customers, making it extremely cost-effective in terms of labor costs!
Casino bars are gaining attention as a new kind of adult playground, offering both entertainment and drinks, as well as a social space for customers to connect with each other.
While current entertainment options are limited to izakayas, bars, and hostess clubs, amusement casino bars offer a new kind of entertainment.
Furthermore, in Japan, the construction of a casino resort (Osaka IR) has been approved in Osaka, and a full-fledged casino is scheduled to open around 2030.
Casinos are increasingly featured in the media, and facilities where you can play casino games as a form of entertainment are becoming more familiar.
Once casinos open in Japan, it is expected that the number of customers using amusement casinos will increase even further.
There is a demand for "playing at casinos," but there is a shortage of places to play casino games.
With this imbalance between supply and demand, and the expected expansion of the casino market, there is still a significant need for casino bars.
Since amusement casino bars are not yet widespread, there are many opportunities for "first-time" establishments in various areas.
BLOW, a pioneer in amusement casinos, continues to expand its stores, and by 2030, everyone will recognize "BLOW" as the quintessential amusement casino.
Point 1: Property Selection
We support you in selecting a property, a crucial step where location is paramount to sales, based on our experience handling over 20 locations.
Point 2: Dealer Training
Based on a curriculum created by instructors who train dealers at Paradise Casino in Korea, we provide skills and know-how that rival those of the real thing.
Point 3: Ongoing Support
Experienced staff who have helped launch successful stores will continuously visit your location to check on operations and dealing, ensuring peace of mind.
Franchise Fee: ¥2,200,000
Casino Equipment: ¥5,000,000 and up
*Varies depending on the number of machines and types of games.
Training Fee: ¥660,000 and up
*Per person, per month program
Interior Construction: Actual cost
*Cost varies depending on whether the property is a ready-to-use or bare shell property.
Acquisition Fee for Entertainment Business Law: ¥220,000 and up
*Includes fees for administrative scrivener services
Property Acquisition Fee: Actual cost
Other Miscellaneous Expenses: Actual cost
Sales = 7 million yen
Personnel expenses = 3 million yen
Cost of goods sold = 300,000 yen
Royalties = 530,000 yen
*A flat rate of 180,000 yen applies up to 3.5 million yen in sales; 10% of the amount exceeding 3.5 million yen.
Example: Royalty for 7 million yen in sales
→ 180,000 yen + 350,000 yen (10% of the amount exceeding 3.5 million yen) = 530,000 yen.
Rent = 1 million yen
Other expenses (utilities + miscellaneous expenses) = 500,000 yen
Operating profit = 1.67 million yen
■Before Opening
• Property Selection
• Manager Training
• Dealer Training
• Casino Supplies Sales
• Website and App Development
• Other Matters (Consultation as Needed)
■After Opening
• Regular Store Visits by Headquarters Staff
• Sharing of Success Stories/Manuals
• Holding Events Leveraging Scale Benefits
• Information Exchange Meetings Between Stores
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