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To: John G. Mueller who wrote (181)	1/22/1999 7:41:00 AM
From: LLLefty	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 245

Please allow me to add my two cents to UBET. I am a long-time horse player (50 years or more) and race horse owner. Of all the gaming-casino stocks I have looked at,, I think UBET has the best chance of making it. There is a dedicated band of horse players across the nation counted in the millions who play nothing but the horses. (Picking horses is an intellectual exercise as oppposed to pulling the handle on a slot machine). Gulfstream opening day brought more than 30K to the track, for example. Simulcasting has enlivening the sport again. But people don't always want to get to the track. It can be costly as well; entrance fees, parking, programs, etc. To play from home will be a godsend to many horse players. From what I see, UBET is operated by q legitimate US-based group, as opposed to possibly some shady characters running some of the gaming sites out of the Caribbean or, for that matter, loosely-regulated Canadian-based operations. UBET has signed a passle of minor tracks. If it can get one of the majors, it will be a mighty catch and i believe the stock will rise accordingly. I am doing more research on the stock. I bought a small position a few weeks ago. I intend to look further into the stock and, if anyone shows interest, will post my findings. Best regards. LLLefty

To: John G. Mueller who wrote (181)	1/22/1999 5:33:00 PM
From: Sober	Respond to of 245

Thanks for the pep talk John, I have been beat up pretty bad the last few days, and after a while I start to doubt my own instincts and wisdom.. It is very easy to think of reasons not to invest in gambling stocks, but then the possibility to huge profits for these companies floats before my eyes, and I can't help but wonder what will happen when more of these companies are fully reporting and profits develop and are advertised. We will see. In the meantime, why not buy these at these lows. Look them over and pick your favorites. I still like SNMM and WINR.