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To: steven l who wrote (4891)	7/22/1998 9:59:00 AM
From: Brad	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 8879

Steven I, One of the biggest potential differences between a regular casino and Internet gaming is that Internet gaming is available 24 hours a day INSIDE the players HOME. You said... >>An earlier post by me showed data that the average US gamer leaves $125 on the table each year<< We can only speculate how much the difference might be when people can gamble in their own home rather than having to go visit Las Vegas or Atlantic City, etc. Also, I think your $125 average might be a "per day" figure. The numbers I've seen place it in the $100 to $125 per day that the average US gamer leaves at the casino. That would make a huge difference in your calculations. Just food for thought. All we can do is speculate right now. Best wishes, Brad