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To: Analyst Scotty who wrote (4407)	2/5/1999 12:07:00 PM
From: BacN4th	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6545

Scotty, Referring back to your post of 4180 (I believe) where you state WINR receives a "gambling transaction fee" (and you state it in your recent post as well). To a gambler that is a big fee. I wonder if the "house" charges the customer that fee as well? It is conceivable the amount of revenue received from this fee could be more (total dollars) than the "in" or "out" fee might be; even at a lower percentage. Is it an "apple to apple" comparison when comparing the WINR system (and related costs, direct or indirect to the customer)to gambling direct with a gaming site (and their related costs). Any comments on this ??