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Have got to pop out now but looks very interesting on quick scan. Cheers https://thenextweb.com/cryptocurrency/2018/01/31/using-blockchain-company-wants-make-online-gambling-less-gamble/

Thanks for that - I'm copying links below. Could be massive. https://cointelegraph.com/news/blockchain-best-thing-for-gaming-since-invention-of-internet https://cointelegraph.com/news/synergizing-gaming-industry-through-blockchain https://cointelegraph.com/news/gaming-blockchain-platform-helps-investors-find-best-project-to-invest-in

Don't want to speak too soon, but nice to see it's holding the ground it gained yesterday. If we can have a nice jump like yesterday on the back of each new licensing deal and another surge when the results are out in the spring we should get to 20p under our own steam. Align Research estimated the takeover price for this to be 44.1p, based on the mutiples others have been paying for similar companies in this industry, having factored in future earnings potential.

Don't know much about blockhain. How would this fit in with what GMR do? Do you mean they might create a cryptocurrency ledger as a method of paying for gaming? Or something else?

Cheers. Would have been nice for it to be mentioned by GMR also. Perhaps our CEO could do a newspaper interview next and expand on the info in the podcast. Time to get the word out. This has got to be easy money for anyone who gets in at this level, as the directors recently bought at 11p and have paid higher.

By the way, I didn't mention Wm Hill in terms of who might buy us out, I was replying to redjester who said after the Ladbrokes RNS that Wm Hill might be next, but I was just pointing out I think we're already on Wm Hill via IWG. As to who buys us out eventually , there are clearly a lot of potential suitors and if someone puts an offer in, it may bring other offers out of the woodwork. Don't see any downside for anyone getting in now so the more publicity the better.

Here is previous mention of link with IWG who has now placed our games with William Hill. https://www.reviewed-casinos.com/news/iwg-launch-big-money-slingo-bonus/

I think we're already on William Hill via our licensing agreement with IWG. The Wm Hill tie in was announced a month ago. So that's Wm Hill & Ladbrokes one after the other. www.calvinayre.com/2017/12/18/press-releases/iwg-partners-william-hill/amp/

Lots of acquisitions going on in this sector. Big and little getting taken out. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2018/01/11/gvc-hits-record-sales-prepares-ladbrokes-coral-takeover/

They've finally updated the share price and we've made it to the Top Risers board.

I think they have also done some social gaming development with Magic Mine (think along lines of Candy Crush). From March 2017: Gaming Realms states that Magic Mine has taken three-year of internal development, with the games developer utilising artificial intelligence to develop the games competitive mechanism instead of standard industry random number generating engines. Commenting on the release of Magic Mine, Gaming Realms Chief Executive Patrick Southon praised his firm�s development teams stating that the game was an �astonishing achievement� and a milestone for the company. �This has also been an important investment as we look to broaden our games portfolio offering and deliver the types of games people wish to play,� Southon commented on Magic Mine �We believe skill-based games will open up a new segment, which will be attractive to new players as well as partners wishing to license our skill-based format�

That would be a good one. I think they could channel most people's experience of AIM and make one called Angry Investors. If it's anything like Angry Birds it would be very addictive :)

http://www.pcgamer.com/facebook-takes-aim-at-twitch-and-youtube-with-gaming-creator-pilot-program/

You can see why the five big GAFAM companies are so interested in gaming start-ups. Look at the numbers: According to comScore, not only are mobile games the number one most downloaded app category in both iTunes and Google Play, but people spend an average of 87% of their mobile time in-app. 203 million Americans of all ages, genders, and income levels will play mobile games in 2018.

I love this, just posted on LSE site. Shares in Gaming Realms were 15% higher at 11.31 pence on Tuesday. By Ahren Lester; ahrenlester@alliancenews.com. Perhaps he should inform LSE who seem not to have noticed. http://www.lse.co.uk/AllNews.asp?code=j77pafkm&headline=Gaming_Realms_Slingo_Games_Rolled_Out_On_Ladbrokes_Coral_Sites

Well let's hope there are a lot of Evening Standard readers who recognise this opportunity and jump on board.

11.31 just paid. How come there's no problem getting the SP updated for any of the other Top Risers except us ?

Yes let's hope so. Just need to keep the news flow coming. (Ladbrokes ex CEO joined GMR as non-exec in October.)

11.25p paid - up 14.80%. LSE still not updated.

Evening Standard are on the ball. We've got a mention at the bottom. https://www.standard.co.uk/business/publishers-gains-including-pearson-cant-stop-the-ftse-100-rot-a3753061.html