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Hp, but no actual indication it was you that did the test?

My understanding is that we are making tests for someone else, or several someone's, they will be on the list, not us.

Shuff, it's 17 at the moment, so not that big a rise, back up to the region of the highs from earlier in the year.

Haggis, agree, my PHEV costs about 5p/mile too on pure electric. On hybrid trips where the charge counts it'll be 70-150+mpg, on long trips where the initial charge is less important it'll be 55mpg, that's with a Skoda Superb Estate so not a small car. Compared to my 2.0D 5 2016 series that was managing 35mpg on runs where electric now does everything, 50-55 on long runs, but that was the best it could do, long trip to cornwall 55mpg, driving around in cornwall, 40mpg. PHEV is cheaper whichever type of driving I do.

Pop between Oct 2020 and any of the other dates you mentioned there was a massive shift the share price.

Bamb, your responses came in whilst I was writing mine, 40% is a decent chunk, looks like a useful market then. Not sure if the pricing model works, but something will.

It's an honest question, in India are there enough people with the spare cash to bet? or enough of a sports following (quite possibly if we do cricket, some for the India Man U fans?), Singapore, the other more affluent Asian countries I can see it spreading like wildfire.

Motley said something, probably 'some positive, a big but, question a few things, point towards a paid service revealing a better option' that's how the articles go?

Does India have enough of a betting culture to be worth it? Surely only rise with a true interest would pay for the service?

I think 2 years is too close for that, and I'm not even sure it can be scaled to that level.

There will be lot of word of mouth growth, I can't see that mexicans (i've lived there) will be much different from any other set of fans when it comes to saying that 'this is cool and it works'.
Someone joking mentioned 6p a while ago (not me), that'd be 150m Mcap, to support that maybe £10m profit is needed, if growth is flat. Do the sums as to how many people are needed as subscribers I reckon about 250k, at 75p profit out of £1 of revenue. That sounds like a lot, but is only 20k across 20 territories. And that does not include affiliates paying for click throughs.
Am I brave enough to hold on for that kind of mcap, maybe not, but it's not impossible given the growth rates, if we were still stuck on maybe 2k users then I'd think differently. Looks like we have a product that people want.

If the subscribers remain static then that's 1.5m over 3 years.

You say flying again, but it's stuck in a range (from memory) between the high 300's and the mid 400's, regularly reached 450ish and then drops and repeats. Nothing to see in my opinion.

We have no idea of the LG payment, it won't be trivial, I can see it easily being more than a years worth of cash burn.

Absolutely, what's the saying? It takes 3 to make a market? If someone else is doing this then there is demand, we just need to be good enough, we don't need to create the market. If we are better than good enough that's great (I think we are), or if we are doing it now efficiently.

Just to be clear, I think there is confusion between the service live scores offered by a company called live scores. And our service of offering live scores i.e. scores that are live with various names in various locations. Ie this isn't us? We aren't Gibraltar based?

I've been investigating valuing subscription services, and churn and cost to replace customers is a big issue, probably not at the start but it's what kills some subscription services off.
However in this case the really low cost, the low effort billing, should limit churn (compared to a ready meal subscription for instance).
Suspect this is not news to many.
They just need Ray Winston now.

Polx has one product, we have at least 3 lines of products done of which are, in earlier incarnations, already in service (I'm discounting BT). Such a different position to Polx.

Ronaldo Seems to a brand ambassador for live scores.
https://twitter.com/MobileStreams/status/1446041503248355330?t=ZaRY7Ujxn-P4R_yZjwbCTg&s=19

4D, via a spac, didn't do so well, but there has been a distressed seller, i'm sure they would have preferred to sell for higher though.