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To: Provocateur who wrote (2620)	12/7/1998 6:16:00 PM
From: Pete Summers	Respond to of 6545

Thanks for the update Prov. eom

To: Provocateur who wrote (2620)	12/8/1998 12:21:00 PM
From: Provocateur	Respond to of 6545

Just took a look at the cyberbookies.com site. The written portion has been removed and all that remains are the banners. Hopefully, when it comes back up it will include the policy change (i.e. no gaming from U.S. based sources) required so they can finally start doing business with WINR. One more piece to the puzzle. Prov

To: Provocateur who wrote (2620)	12/8/1998 12:36:00 PM
From: Provocateur	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 6545

Just checked out cyberbookies.com again. That was quick. Here is some of the new writing on the page: Under advice of counsel, Cyberbookies is ceasing all 800 telephone services and accordingly, will not accept applications for sports wagering if the applicant intends to accept wagers from the United States or its possessions and territories. This policy is being put into effect because there is presently a litigation in the United States brought on behalf of a singular U.S. Attorney's Office. Until the Courts have adjudicated the issue, Cyberbookies has decided to await the final outcome of the litigation in this matter. It will be interesting to see if they add any further changes. I must say things are looking good. Step by step <G>. Prov