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def looks good. gotta be something in there

might be worthy of a punt but def worth a closer look

allo people been reading some of the rns again,i thought this might be worth a look,CSH have currently been delayed in exporting their goodies for at least 1 mth prompting the sp to drop as the news came out!! when the goodies do arrive at their destination we'll see why jp morgan et al have ploughed a few notes into this co over last few weeks!

allo m8 u still on ere at this hour?

looking at LNG/SBT/PRTY these stocks and comparing them side by side, it would seem as though these guys are slowly but surely getting back up to their original prices before the oct bombshell i've been wrong in the past(many many times!) but i think we've prob seen the last of these (LNG) dropping below 20p( i hope!! or hope not!!!!)

time i bought in a few more seems like a good move well worth sitting on for a few mths

i thtink this probably applies to all holders of all gaming co shares LNG/SBT/PRTY etc

Poker Case Goes Against USA at WTO Apr 03 2007, 08:40 The US was brought before the World Trade Organization (WTO) by the Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda regarding alleged U.S. discriminations against online gambling, and the WTO ruled on March 30 against an appeal by the United States. The Antiguan Finance Minister, Dr. Errol Cort, was heard to say that the ruling is a sign of hope for the global online gambling industry, which he described as being "under siege" by the U.S. Department of Justice. The initial challenge by Antigua was that US laws blocked non-US internet gaming companies from operating inside US borders in 2004

hi debbie found article on cnbc news web site about USA are in the wrong about the gaming laws could it be there's some v.v.vgood news about to come out????????

Antiguan authorities also argued that restrictions barring U.S. residents from betting at offshore casinos were harming efforts to diversify its economy. Antigua, a former British colony in the Caribbean, had been promoting electronic commerce as a way to end the country's reliance on tourism, which was hurt by a series of hurricanes in the late 1990s. There are 32 licensed online casinos in Antigua, employing 1,000 people and generating yearly revenue of around $130 million. Seven years ago, its casinos had annual income closer to $1 billion. Antigua is the smallest country to successfully litigate a case in the WTO's 12-year history. Copyright 2007 Reuters Limited. All rights reserved. Republication or redistribution of Reuters content is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Reuters.

off the most lucrative region in a market worth $15.5 billion last year. Several British-based Internet gaming companies and a handful in Europe and Australia subsequently sold off or shut down their U.S. operations, losing around 80 percent of their combined business in the process. The arrest last year of two British Internet gambling executives while traveling through the United States also highlighted the U.S. government's escalation in its battle against the industry. Peter Dicks, the former chairman of Sportingbet, was detained in New York but released after former New York Gov. George Pataki declined to sign a warrant extraditing him to Louisiana, where he was wanted on charges of illegal online gambling. Former BetOnSports Chief Executive Officer David Carruthers remains under house arrest in the St. Louis area awaiting trial on federal charges from the U.S. attorney's office based on the 1961 Wire Act. On Friday, U.S. Attorney Catherine Hanaway said BetOnSports founder Stephen Kaplan was arrested late Wednesday in the Dominican Republic. Kaplan is named in a 22-count criminal case as the company's top official. Antigua filed its case in 2003, contending that U.S. restrictions on Internet gambling violated trade commitments the United States made as a member of the WTO. U.S. trade officials disagreed, saying that negotiators involved in the Uruguay Round of global trade talks clearly intended to exclude gambling. Antiguan authorities also argued t

Friday that the latest decision was a setback. "The compliance panel did not agree with the United States that we had taken the necessary steps to comply with the WTO recommendations," said Gretchen Hamel, a spokeswoman for the office of the U.S. Trade Representative. She added, however, that "nothing in the panel's report undermines the broad, favorable results that the United States obtained from the WTO in April 2005." Washington still has yet to say if it will appeal the compliance panel's findings. A final ruling upholding Antigua's claims would allow the twin-island nation to seek trade sanctions on the United States for its failure to comply. To avoid the penalties, the U.S. government would then have to either permit Americans to gamble over foreign-based sites or eliminate exceptions for off-track betting on horses, including over the Internet, as permitted under the 1978 Interstate Horseracing Act. Nevertheless, it appears unlikely that the U.S. will ease access to companies with servers licensed in the nation of 80,000 people -- whose legal efforts were largely bankrolled by British-owned Internet gambling operators. The U.S. Congress caught the industry by surprise last year when it added a provision to a bill aimed at improving port security that would make it illegal for banks and credit card companies to settle payments to online gambling sites. President George Bush signed it into law on Oct. 14. The decision closed

The U.S. has failed to change its ban on Internet betting to comply with a World Trade Organization ruling that said the legislation unfairly targets offshore casinos, the global trade body said Friday. The ruling opens the door to possible commercial sanctions against the U.S. In a 215-page decision, a three-member WTO compliance panel sided with the twin Caribbean island nation of Antigua and Barbuda, which has argued that Internet gambling is a lucrative source of revenue and provides an income for hundreds of islanders. The Geneva-based trade referee has said Washington can maintain restrictions on online gambling, as long as its laws are equally applied to American operators offering remote betting on horse racing. Shares in London-listed gaming stocks rose after the announcement. Leisure & Gaming closed up 11% at 19.75 pence (38.9 cents), while PartyGaming rose 4.5% to 52.25 pence ($1.02), after initially surging by 16%. 888 Holdings climbed 3% to 124.75 pence ($2.46). "It vindicates all that we have been saying for years about the discriminatory trade practices of the United States in this area, and we look forward to the United States opening its markets," Antiguan Finance Minister Errol Cort said in a statement. Washington claimed victory in the WTO's initial ruling two years ago because the body recognized its right to prevent offshore betting as a means of protecting public order and public morals. But the U.S. acknowledged Fr

hi mate i've been informed today that these MSR stocks are well worth a look i was wondering if you have been following them at all and as you posted 1st earlier i thought maybe you had a little more knowledge than myself.cheers m8.

hi guys any pointers in relation to these 2 stocks i've done some research and weighed up the good , bad and ugly and to me CBOX appears to be a half decent punt seeing as they have their interims tomoz. As 4 MSR i've not looked into these a great deal however a usually good source has informed me that they may be worth keeping an eye out for. cheers guys all opinions and judgements greatly appreciated

hi guys is there a secret code to stock charts that only a select few are alloiwed to understand?? lol i've tried a billion methods of woprking out this,that and everything else, as well as what i believe is reasonable research! so far this year i've only managed to pull 4 profit making stocks out of the bag. any one able to shed some light???

morning guys i tend to trade in between jobs. i usually get a break for a few mths an thats when i trade i've not been able to find time really to trade on a frequent level. its never consistant enough.i normally look in to a few stocks for a while and then usually make a few trades.

lol thanks sweety i find it really difficukltsometimes trying to work out wot's gonna move next. unlike the old skool traders i dont seem to be able to spot the right signs quick enough i'll plod along for now but need to learn to run sooner rather than later!!! lol i need to ask someone who knows about trading a few questions but i dont want to ask on here cos everyone in the world can see on here!!! lol is there a site where i could ask a few questions where all the world dont see them??

hi rosey i had mine since they were 8p too!!! lol i think i'm gonna bail after this rns i've just been sitting on dead ££ for ages i need to invest in something else

then again, they have today dumped 6.3m shares i'm baffled too!!!