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To: NightHawk who wrote (520)	3/15/1998 6:15:00 PM
From: Mr.24K	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1968

Haven't heard of this one but according to the news (CNNFN), there are over 120 Internet casinos out there (operational). I asked the same question a few weeks ago here on a comparison of any of the operational ones with FDCD. The only one I have hear so far is CRYP and they only license their software. TROPIKA (TPIL) is supposed to go operational in about 2 months with their own software (and I think they claim that they will be one of the highest pay-off sites). I think for FDCD to be competitive, they have to be one of the high pay-off also to keep people on their site. The next few days should be interesting, leading up to the 18th..... Good Luck to all!! RF

To: NightHawk who wrote (520)	3/15/1998 8:54:00 PM
From: Mephistopheles	Respond to of 1968

That's "another" Cryptologic licensed Casino. See: casino-int.com And read: "Deposits held by Ecash provider in insured banks All money deposited or withdraw money uses the CryptoLogic Electronic Cash system. Use the money in your Ecash account to play at Casino Internationale Cura‡ao. All such deposits are held at an FDIC or CDIC insured North American Bank. All Ecash operations are in US dollars. Secure Transactions using Encryption Decryption Casino Internationale Cura‡ao utilizes secure encryption decryption technology to protect all information sent over the Internet. All information is encrypted and decrypted using CryptoLogic's proprietary security algorithm."