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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Bingo.com Ticker BIGR (formerly BIGG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jhild who wrote (306)	2/10/1999 11:56:00 AM
From: hammer	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1119

I asked the same question of Chris and actually the numbers do work out. Here's the assumptions: Average Players Plays 5 cards per game @ $1 each Average number of games per hour is 15 So - 100 players x 15 games x 5 cards x $1 = $7,500/hour or Revenue is $7,500/hour $180,000/day $65,700,000/year If BIGG has 100,000 playing customers/year then each player must average: Per player avg. 657 cards/year 55 cards/month 12.6 cards/week which = 2.5 games per week. With a 50% jackpot rate the average player will spend $657 per year and loose $329/year - or $27/month. He will loose $11 each time he sits at his computer. Hope this helps. Without these assumptions it is easy to get confused in the numbers game - I should have posted the math with my original post. IMO these numbers are obtainable considering they already have 4,000 sign-ups in the first three weeks with no advertising.