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Non-Tech : LVEN:NASDAQ--Las Vegas Entertainment Inc.

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To: jay goldberg who wrote (12)10/11/1999 1:22:00 PM
From: StockDung  Read Replies (1) of 228
 
that LVEN stinks,...So does Jay Goldberg

Subject 29276 created by:

Jay Goldberg, he did never disclose that he is in charge of LVEN:

lasvegassun.com.

LVEN spokesman Jay Goldberg said the company is
pursuing Jackpot because of its strategic fit with slot
operations that LVEN acquired in Brazil recently. The
Los Angeles-based LVEN now operates 1,200
machines in Brazil, Goldberg said, and intends to
expand to more than 50,000 machines.

"(Jackpot) is valuable to us," Goldberg said. "We will
be able to use Jackpot's back office, which is huge, to
plug in and operate the whole operation."

Goldberg said LVEN received $190 million in cash
last month, made available through an investment
agreement signed Sept. 29. LVEN today identified the
investors as Fred and Kari Cruz of Las Vegas, but
revealed no further information on them. Fred Cruz is
listed as owner of an entity called "Countryland
Wellness Internet Network Trust" in LVEN's filing
today.

The agreement gave the Cruzes 12.2 million shares of
LVEN stock at $15.80 per share.

Goldberg said LVEN has also closed a previously
announced $305 million investment agreement, giving
the company nearly $500 million in cash.
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