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To: Stockbull who wrote (18150)	5/15/1998 8:54:00 AM
From: Dave Gore	Respond to of 34592

MORE INFO ON <WINR>: from Mr. Miller; good people in this one, too. If you have the patience to be an "investor", this one should be a big winner, IMO. To: +Dave Gore (115 ) From: +Mr. Miller (from the WINR thread) Friday, May 15 1998 Daytraders will come and go. No problem with that. I am glad we are presenting material here that is factual, derived from websites or PR and not too much hype. The evaluation I presented is conservative. Best to aim too low than aim too high. I still am amazed at CRYP's profits and I think WINR could do similar margins. With the gaming industry nearly as big as the telecommunications industry, I expect that internet gaming will catch fire. My friend just told me about another online casino company that I have yet to look into at all(symbol:CSP) that transacted over $40 million in its first month. If this is true, clearly there is going to be incredible growth that none can put a figure on. I have seen anywhere from $10 billion to $50 billion by 2000. WINR could drive this growth even more. However, the slow steady growth is what we want. Two deals in the bag and more to come. Excellent.