I lyset af de græske kasinoers almindelige kommercielle praksis med at give gratis adgang og selv betale entréafgiften til staten (80 % af billettens nominelle værdi) er fordelen for de offentlige kasinoer ved afgiftsforskelsbehandlingen endnu større, da entréprisen til de privatejede kasinoer er meget højere, og afgiften er 12 EUR, end den er for de offentligt ejede kasinoer, som kun skal finansiere 4,80 EUR ud af de samlede indtægter af deres erhvervsaktiviteter.
Furthermore, given the customary commercial practice followed by casinos in Greece to waive the price of the admission tickets while paying to the State the admission tax (80 % of the face value of the admission tickets), the advantageous effect of the fiscal discrimination in favour of the public casinos is further reinforced, since the cost of the admission is notably higher for the private casinos with a higher admission tax of EUR 12 than for the public ones that only have to finance EUR 4,8 out of total revenue of their business.