Member Info for hallmark

23P!!! we are back on the rise guys official!

delayed buy! confidence

never left mate. its a long termer for me. HER is serving you well. It was a good call. Not in there but fair play! wise use of the money? the placing money has been used perhaps the insurance money used to for cash flow but will full order book why? be a good last 6 months IMO

news is released at the wrong time always it seems. latest insurance news comes out and the miners are the worst performing sector the next day! it will come mate. aviation is the key here.

greetings! been all over the place recently. patients required but the prospects are excellent. all will come good.

the ask to fill the buys IMO

not in here but saw your post has the sp dropped? or have the mm's faked it by moving between the ask and bid? the bid price has risen throughout the day? could it be a trick i wonder? hmmmm

not in here but saw your post. the rns was good. this is a false drop I would not be surprised to see a holding rns soon an II topping up for a good run. will be 90p by end of next week easily IMO

I care mate. you can talk to me and tell me how its going. plenty of upside here. in a few years maybe a 10 bag. the recruitment drive is information enough of which way this company is heading. the next TU will reward double your money IMO good luck.

bigger trades are all buys!! what does this tell you? impatient nervous Pi's sell up and investors mop up the cheap shares. SRIK I topped up yesterday and it showed as a sell too

at the end leading to full ask. TU soon IMO and I would be surprised when they lift the lid on new orders whether you will see an entry under 25p again

is in a monopoly position and is now a market leader. deals signed with ITV, Virgin, STV. Landmark year, transformed business growth? you betya * Total Gross Bets exceeded £204m for the period, an increase of 31% (H1 2008: £154m) * Total Gross Bets increased by 35% in Q3 2009 to £130m compared to Q1 2009: £96m * Total Bets in August exceeded £43m, with SuperCasino.com gaming margin exceeding £0.75m, the highest recorded month to date * EBITDA^ of £0.1m loss due to significant investment in additional staff and associated costs to implement new media channels and divestment of non-core assets (H1 2008: £1.0m profit) * Placing in July raised £12.8m to fund future growth of business * Ofcom rule change in May 2009 allows company to exploit dominant position * Broadcast deals signed with terrestrial TV broadcasters, Channel Five, and STV, and digital broadcasters, Virgin Media Television, Freeview, Turner Media, and FreeSat * Daily depositing players has increased five-fold since launching on terrestrial TV in mid-September 2009 * Five year software deal with Playtech plc * Launched first "live" Fixed Odds Betting Terminal through Stanleybet International. Roll out to commence later this year * Launched interactive Mobile to TV product, a world first for an interactive gaming company * Mobile gaming margin revenues have increased 450% compared to the same period last year (H1 2008: £0.208m / H1 2009: £0.926m)

Outlook In the coming months the Company will invest significant funds in both new TV formats and people. We believe there is a major opportunity to deliver regulated interactive gaming formats to broadcasters in regulated markets. We will deliver a variety of new formats ranging from "soft" games, such as bingo and fixed odds draws, to "hard" gaming, including Tourmanent BlackJack, Roulette and Poker. The current investment in infrastructure and technology combined with the new investment in additional people and TV formats will enable the Company to offer its unique revenue generating interactive TV formats to other broadcasters around the World. NetPlayTV is transforming into a fully fledged media business delivering revenue generating interactive TV solutions to broadcasters. The major decisions made in the first half of 2009 will form the foundations for the business as we move forward. Over the coming months we will establish a new Business Development team, an ideas "hothouse" focused on delivering new converged interactive TV formats, including TV Bingo and Tournament Poker and BlackJack. Furthermore, we are intending to recruit some of the brightest TV and gaming talent in the industry allowing us to supply a variety of new TV formats to our current broadcast partners. The recent deals with STV, and the long term partnership deal with Channel Five will, we believe, allow us to grow our top line revenues substantially. This combined with streamlining our cost centres and the strength of our brands will ensure we maximise the potential profits going forward. The Directors believe the business is now extremely well positioned to build on it current assets and relationships and are extremely positive about the year ahead.

to buy?

Operating Overview During the period we have made a number of significant strategic decisions, all of which are as a result of the terrestrial TV market opening up. In early 2009 Ofcom ruled that terrestrial broadcasters could accept commercial programme airtime. Thus allowing gaming companies the ability to broadcast blocks of gaming content post midnight on terrestrial TV stations. These decisions, whilst adding to the cost base, mean the Company is uniquely positioned to seize the major global TV opportunities available today and grow the business in a sustainable manner over time. The investment in a new "backend" software deal with Playtech, the World's largest gaming software provider, has resulted in a delay to moving SuperCasino.com offshore from 1 April to Q4 2009. This decision is necessary in order to work with Tier 1 broadcasters allowing us to scale our business infrastructure with confidence. The EBITDA impact of this is estimated at circa £1.2m for the full year. Tests with terrestrial broadcasters undertaken during the year proved that with terrestrial channels broadcasting our interactive shows the number of depositing sign-ups could potentially increase significantly. The five year agreement with Playtech enables the Company to grow its business with broadcasters both in the UK and internationally with confidence. In early 2009 we took the decision to divest of our premium rate telephony subsidiary. This area of business was coming under increased regulatory pressure and as such all companies including TV broadcasters have been looking to exit this form of revenue. In exiting this business we have been able to offer major media partners a profitable alternative. Agreement has been reached for this business to be sold back to the original owners by way of a reduced "earn out" payment and a nominal transactional sum. The Board believes this business represented an anticipated £0.75m of EBITDA profit for the current financial year. Whilst these costs are "one off" they will have a significant impact on the full year EBITDA number for 2009. These decisions have allowed us to fully exploit the UK terrestrial TV opportunities and are an important move if we are to enter into long term deals with major global broadcasters. During the year we have signed deals with Virgin Media Television, Freeview, Turner Media, STV, FreeSat and Five. As a result, the Company now dominates the UK terrestrial and digital TV interactive gaming market, and is able to generate stronger and better quality revenues.

CEO's Statement This year has been one of great opportunities for the Company. The changes in the Ofcom rules have allowed us to capitalise on our area of expertise. The Directors believe that we now dominate the UK terrestrial interactive TV market and whilst this has come at a cost in terms of funding the early stages we are now uniquely positioned to take advantage of these opportunities and leverage the investment we have made. Furthermore as we prove our business model we will be able to roll out our product formats to other broadcasters. 2009 has so far been a "landmark" year for the business; NetplayTV has been transformed from a small opportunistic gaming company into what is quickly becoming a fully fledged media business. Turnover from our core products continues to grow, and in many cases is ahead of expectations. In May 2009 Ofcom changed the teleshopping rules allowing UK terrestrial TV channels to broadcast between midnight and 6am. It also reclassified all transactional gaming as teleshoping. As a result of this opportunity we have invested heavily in staff and technology allowing us to partner with "high end" Tier 1 media channels. In early 2009 we took the decision to divest our premium rate telephony business, Abstract Games. The closure of this business was in the view of the board a necessity if we were to seriously partner with major broadcasters. With these major changes our EBITDA is lower than expected, with the Group showing a small loss for the first six months of 2009. The Directors believe these short term costs are an essential investment in the future that will pay significant dividends in the coming years.

you are right.... but sty are in grwoth retail sectors like banks and supermarkets. i would wager that this will soar toward 30p again in the next TU which will be here within 4 weeks. STY are busy make no mistake. just wait for the next TU and then we will all know a little better where the company is heading. best of luck. 40p will look like a sound investment within 18 months IMO

anybody out there? contract signed with all the majors. revenues soaring and monopoly position yet no one else is here? hello. ITV just singed on.... hello.... massive buys in the last fortnight..... i am all alone again

its up 1%. after that spike on friday.

£13k buy through. Deal signed with ITV should help raise some awareness