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To: maurice18 who wrote (6981)	9/17/1998 2:55:00 PM
From: BigRedMan	Respond to of 8879

Maurice, The press release was really nothing more than an indication of life in what many seem to think is a corpse. The market won't respond to these types of releases (other than to stop further hemorrhaging). To report that "The current number of active accounts at Island Sports Book is nearing 500" is nice, but it doesn't really tell us much. How many of the 500 accounts are active gamblers? What is the daily handle? Profits? Yada, yada, yada. I do not anticipate any significant upward movement until something "consequential" happens (i.e. fully reporting, Burnt Church, etc.) I am patiently awaiting the good news I believe will be forthcoming. I am cautiously excited. All of this, as usual, is only my opinion of course. Please, do your own DD. GO BIG RED!!!

To: maurice18 who wrote (6981)	9/17/1998 3:03:00 PM
From: Brad	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8879

maurice18, With what I have been able to learn, yes, I am satisfied with management. I just wish things would happen faster. :-) But I think most people are far more impatient with OTC:BB stocks than they are larger issues. I think it is a difficult time for many small issues to get attention. The market is down another 200 points today and as we all know, Clinton can't keep his wick in his pocket. Those types of things tend to capture the attention of many investors. * OFF TOPIC * I saw a report on CNN last night where they interviewed several Wall Streeters. They said if Clinton was CEO of a public company, he would have been out on his can in a heartbeat.