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Non-Tech : Shuffle Master, Inc. (SHFL) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tony van Werkhooven who wrote (129)	2/10/1999 10:32:00 PM
From: Jan Garrity Allen	Respond to of 230

SOOOO>>> finally a little activity on the board but the stock same same!!!When I play blackjack in Seoul at the only legal casino in Seoul they have 2 non running shfl machines and I informed the Company but no change!!We will hafta wait and see as I inherited the stock from my father who was John Breedings boss in MPLS!!My dad gave of his professional expertise to John to get the deal off the ground however look at the stock chats for the last 2 years or so .... A possible deal with Bally would be a no brainer as they could increase their line but a huge pop in shfl I would be cautious!!!Hey the market is a gamble but this sector is weak and the GOVT is about to jump in and regulate online gambling so time will tell!!

To: Tony van Werkhooven who wrote (129)	2/23/1999 10:42:00 AM
From: Ron Bower	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 230

biz.yahoo.com I like what I see in the Q report. The conversion from shuffler sales to leased units has caused a decline in Q earnings, but will be accretive long term as they increase the number of units on lease. Pulling 'Let It Ride' out of NJ also hurt, but this too should be a short term situation if the company is to be believed. I have looked at the two games and cannot see Mikohn has much of a case. Discount the explainable deductions and there's good growth. The multi-deck shufflers have strong lease potential. They should contribute to this coming years revs and earnings and increase the number of single deck units out. Now leaning against the buyout as the company looks promising on it's own. Of course, this increases the likelihood of the buyout. JMHO, Ron