
New contract opportunities – next 24 months
Greenfield – North Carolina & Oklahoma
Competitor contracts – Maryland, West Virginia, Germany, Greece,
Hamburg, Lower Saxony, Malaysia and Shanghai
Continue to drive same store sales growth with new content
Monopoly-themed game – 1st branded game in U.S. lottery history
More than 50 new games under development and 40 at Atronic
Gaming Expansion
California – joining Mega-Millions in June
Florida – considering multi-state game
Rhode Island – 500 new VLTs in Q1, additional 1700 proposed; 50% to
GTECH
Other potential opportunities – Kentucky and Texas
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FY’06 Outlook. . .
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Elected not to participate in new procurement process
Complex solutions not adequately evaluated in commodity auction process
Revenue withholding restricts ability to generate value for shareholders
Committed to supporting Caixa’s migration to new business model
Extension negotiations ongoing
Civil case update
30% withholding to be discontinued
Funds in escrow in excess of BRR40M to be returned
(as of April 8, approximately BRR38M/$14M)
Decision can be appealed
Improved clarity 4 – 6 weeks
Maintaining current outlook
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Brazil Update. . .
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(1)All percentage points are rounded to the nearest percent
(2)Reflects impact of 53 rd week in FY’04, contract wins/losses, jackpot activity, contractual rate
changes, foreign exchange changes, the impact of acquisitions, and revenue withheld in Brazil.
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Service Revenue Analysis. . .
Q4 FY’05 vs. FY’04
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Total Revenue +21%
Service Revenues In line with Q4 FY’04
Same Store Sales +5%
Operating Expense Ratio 13% 300+ BP Improvement
Diluted Earnings Per Share Ahead of Expectations
Free Cash Flow $37M
Stock Repurchases 0.9M Shares, $20M
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Key Financial Highlights. . .
Q4 FY’05 vs. FY’04
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(1)
For a calculation, explanation, and reconciliation to GAAP measure, see Supplemental Financial Data in the Investor
Presentation section of our Website www.gtech.com
Cash Flow. . .
Q4 FY’05
Cash from
Operations
Maintenance
Capital (1)
Investing for
Growth (1)
Recurring Free
Cash Flow
Free Cash Flow
$96.7M
$33.5M
$63.2M
$26.0M
$10M Dividends
$20M Share Repurchases
$30M Total
$37.2M
Cash Returned
to Shareholders
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(1)All percentage points are rounded to the nearest percent
(2)Reflects impact of 53 rd week in FY’04, contract wins/losses, jackpot activity, contractual rate
changes, foreign exchange changes, the impact of acquisitions, and revenue withheld in Brazil.
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Service Revenue Analysis. . .
FY’05 vs. FY’04
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Total Revenue. . .
FY’05
$88M
$77M
$81M
$18M
$540M
$513M
$548M
$443M
FY’05
FY’04
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(1) For a calculation, explanation, and reconciliation to GAAP measure, see Supplemental Financial Data in the Investor
Presentation section of our Website www.gtech.com
Cash Flow. . .
FY’05
Cash from
Operations
Maintenance
Capital (1)
Investing for
Growth (1)
Recurring Free
Cash Flow
$375M
$135M
$240M
Cash Returned
to Shareholders
$201M Spielo, LILHCo, and Billbird
$114M Other Growth Capital
$315M Total Growth Capital
$40MDividends
$121MShare Repurchases
$161MTotal
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For a calculation and an explanation of ROCE, see Supplemental Financial Data in the Investor Presentation
section of our Website www.gtech.com
Return on Capital Employed. . .
FY’05 vs. FY’04
$M
ROCE 19.9% 15.9%
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FY’06(1)
FY’06 Guidance. . .
As of April 14, 2005
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Service Revenue Growth
8% - 10%
Same store sales growth 5% - 6%
Net effect of contract wins and contractual rate changes
Impact of recent acquisitions

Contract extension through May 2006
Forecast full year of revenues with ramp down beginning in third
quarter FY’06
30% withholding continues
Average exchange rate for FY’06 - 2.9BRR to 1USD
Revenues from Brazil
FY’06 ~$80M - $85M
FY’05 $93M
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Brazil Assumptions. . .
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FY’06(1)
(1) Assumes full year of revenue from Brazil with 30% hold back
(2) Based on a diluted share estimate of 132M shares
FY’06 Guidance Continued. . .
As of April 14, 2005
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Service Revenue Growth
8% - 10%
Product Sales
$180M - $210M
Service Margins
~40%
Product Margins
38% - 40%
Full-Year Effective Tax Rate
35%
Earnings per Share(2); Excluding impact of SFAS 123R
$1.53 - $1.58
Earnings per Share(2); Including impact of SFAS 123R
$1.50 - $1.55
Net Cash Invested
$240M - $250M
Free Cash Flow
$160M - $180M
EBITDA
$520M - $530M

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Revenue $15M - - $20M $25M - $35M
Earnings per Share (1) $0.06 - - $0.08 $0.07 - $0.12
Reflects or includes impact of
Collection of 100% of Caixa revenues
Release of $14M from escrow ($11M relating to FY’05; $3M to FY’06)
Accelerated de-installation schedule
Potential incremental (Non-Brazil) investments of $8M - $10M
1st Quarter
(1) Based on diluted share estimate of 131M shares for Q1; 132M shares for FY’06
Net Potential Upside. . .
Full Year
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Cash Flow. . .
FY’06 Preliminary Guidance
Cash from
Operations
Capital
Expenditures
Free Cash Flow
Cash returned to shareholders
$40M in dividends
Ongoing share repurchase program
$240M - $250M
$410M - $420M
$160M - $180M
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Q1 FY’06
(1) Based on Diluted Share Estimate of 131M Shares
Q1 FY’06 Guidance. . .
As of April 14, 2005
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Service Revenue Growth
5% - 7%
Product Sales
$30M - $35M
Service Margins
38% - 40%
Product Margins
38% - 40%
Effective Tax Rate
36%
Earnings per Share (1)
$0.33 - $0.36

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Closing. . .
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