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To: Provocateur who wrote (3852)	1/13/1999 10:37:00 AM
From: swedelo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6545

Mr. Provocateur, I too am and have been impressed in the way WINR has held up in the face of little "official" news and todays overall market sell-off. It is indicative of a well informed and strong investor base in the underlying securities. I couldn't agree more on your analogy of the "dominoe effect". So long as WINR's system holds up to the rigors of the ever increasing volume that InterBet will bring I think it will be hard for many other internet casino operations to ignore the cross pollenation effect (cross-over traffic) from other casinos consumer bases that are listed on the WINR site. Remember too that the WINR system allows the individual gambler to track winnings vs. losses at each casino site on the system. So in effect the individual gambler should get much fairer play through the WINR site as it will effectively create competition for traffic....ie; as traffic increases to one site with better payouts others will decrease their take to try and bring traffic back. In the end the individual gets a much better shake and, in the long run the casinos make more money on lower margins because of increased traffic. I truly believe once the individual internet gamblers figure this out they will not want to have their funds handled any other way! Best Wishes, Swedelo PS: I hope to see a direct marketing effort aimed at the individual gambler informing him of the unmatched benefits that WINR can offer them. Perhaps Info-mercials?