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To: Dale Baker who wrote (16)	4/22/2001 1:34:54 PM
From: patron_anejo_por_favor	Respond to of 53

Dale...I haven't been following SIH. Those are the guys who manage the Foxwoods and own Atlantis in the Bahamas, correct? I'll look 'em over this weekend. I agree that the lack of exposure to Vegas is a plus right now. I also haven't followed MGAM, their cap kept 'em under my radar. Nice breakout on the charts last month, though. Maybe they'll pull back or base so I can take a crack at them.

To: Dale Baker who wrote (16)	4/22/2001 3:31:06 PM
From: patron_anejo_por_favor	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 53

Nice discussion of the potential for online gaming in today's Las Vegas Sun: lasvegassun.com Personally, I think that IF the Vegas-based casinos and Nevada State Gaming Commission could find a way to get a state-regulated form of gaming on the web, they would take over the industry in a short period of time; obviously they'd need either revocation or extensive modification of the Wire Act (which will be very difficult IMO as Congress has not been eager to see expansion of online gaming). Until that happens, online gaming will remain a fringe industry due to concerns of fraud and insolvency among the players, IMO.