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The LGP RNS only added around $5 million to their MCAP so why would Seed investors want to read about whatever the RNS said?

Neither did the 2 Eurox RNS

You can sell today and buy on the day.

The multiple RNS with $€£D are coming shortly...the herd will follow

We all need to realise this will only move on an RNS that has the following symbols
$€£D

Without figures why would anyone buy?

Ciitech will be along any session from now.

Lol I didn’t think the LGP RNS would be considered bad news.

https://twitter.com/greenhamneggs/status/1484308448389263360?s=21

It’s a good one

Emmac went for the price agreed between 2 companies.
Don’t forget the buyer Curaleaf (largest cannabis company in the US) are now the largest shareholders in Yooma holding ~10%. Let’s see who buys out Yooma. My money is on Yooma becoming Curaleaf International via Constanzo being CEO of Curaleaf International and also on the BOD of Yooma. Coincidentally the only non-shareholder on the BOD.

Leap value good question. Leap is now fully integrated into IMG Arena. It’s worth what a global betting monolith is willing to pay for the ~75% they don’t own. I’d be holding out for $100 million for the Seed holding.

My read of that statement is Endeavor Will white label their event centres so sports books can take ownership and add their own branding and Endeavor will use their Openbet acquisition to process all the bets for every customer.

Anyone taking the product will be distributed the official sports content, FastPath Data feeds, Live Streaming and Virtual Sports.

Effectively they will all partner with IMG ARENA for all FastPath Data services and certified suite of Virtual Sports, Casino Games and Event Centres products.

Closed shop

Those are words from Endeavor CEO discussing Q3 results

Discuss this Longlad ...you have long been a seed detractor so here is your chance to discuss Leap prospects relative to the below...

Now turning to sports betting, a fast-growing complement to sports media rights and live events. The combination of the pandemic's role as a catalyst for online sports betting, the increased betting legalization among U.S. states and the opening of new territories globally has laid the foundation for further growth of our IMG Arena and soon to include OpenBet sports betting business. As it currently stands, IMG Arena is part of our events, experiences and rights segment, upon closing of our OpenBet acquisition, which we announced at the end of the third quarter, and which is expected to close in the first half of '22. IMG Arena and OpenBet will combine to form a fourth operating segment. This will create greater transparency and enable us to better focus on this growing business. IMG Arena is already a major global player in the sports betting market, serving more than 470 sportsbook brands by supplying data and video feeds from rights holders including PGA Tour, UFC, ATP, and MLS. Layering in OpenBet's betting engine, which processed nearly 3 billion bets in 2020, and its modular suite of content offerings with IMG Arena's feeds and virtual products will create a unique end-to-end solution for sports books and rights holders. It’s a fully integrated tech solution combined with a fan-first approach to content, a completely turnkey solution that we can take to existing rights holders within our broader media business are also making us more attractive to prospective clients. We expect this integrated offering will help rights holders drive increased fan engagement and new modernization opportunities in turn increasing the sports betting handle. As I mentioned, while we don't anticipate the acquisition to close until sometime in the first half of 2022, we've already received a high level of interest from sports books and rights holders around the combined entity. And we are extremely encouraged by the growth opportunity ahead.”

This should give new investors a clear vision of where Leaps virtuals sit within the $14 billion Mcap giant Endeavor (they own 25% of Leap for now)

Now turning to sports betting, a fast-growing complement to sports media rights and live events. The combination of the pandemic's role as a catalyst for online sports betting, the increased betting legalization among U.S. states and the opening of new territories globally has laid the foundation for further growth of our IMG Arena and soon to include OpenBet sports betting business. As it currently stands, IMG Arena is part of our events, experiences and rights segment, upon closing of our OpenBet acquisition, which we announced at the end of the third quarter, and which is expected to close in the first half of '22. IMG Arena and OpenBet will combine to form a fourth operating segment. This will create greater transparency and enable us to better focus on this growing business. IMG Arena is already a major global player in the sports betting market, serving more than 470 sportsbook brands by supplying data and video feeds from rights holders including PGA Tour, UFC, ATP, and MLS. Layering in OpenBet's betting engine, which processed nearly 3 billion bets in 2020, and its modular suite of content offerings with IMG Arena's feeds and virtual products will create a unique end-to-end solution for sports books and rights holders. It’s a fully integrated tech solution combined with a fan-first approach to content, a completely turnkey solution that we can take to existing rights holders within our broader media business are also making us more attractive to prospective clients. We expect this integrated offering will help rights holders drive increased fan engagement and new modernization opportunities in turn increasing the sports betting handle. As I mentioned, while we don't anticipate the acquisition to close until sometime in the first half of 2022, we've already received a high level of interest from sports books and rights holders around the combined entity. And we are extremely encouraged by the growth opportunity ahead.”

https://www.longevity.technology/altos-labs-lands-3-billion-to-further-cellular-rejuvenation-programming/

We need multiple sellers every 1/2p.

The PF that never sleeps.

https://twitter.com/greenhamneggs/status/1483586789621309446?s=21

It was very prominent on the website Pirate. You could access and play the games via their website...

All gone now as well as the Leap logo’s.

Perhaps you’d like to tell us why img have removed slots and casino from their website.

There is no chance of Endeavor sharing revenues with Leap long term. They are building a global multi-billion $ gambling monolith. Leap are 47% owned by a £15 million MCAP company.
Leap have spent the last 2 years concentrating on slots a far larger market than virtual sports. Split the company M&A the virtuals, gives SEED big money to invest in their main focus area and enabling Leap Gaming to IPO as a slot/casino games supplier.

A glance at IMG Arena clearly shows that the instant and scheduled virtuals are now considered IMG property.
Leap are creating/releasing a slot every 6 weeks. Total focus.