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To: Pat Maguire who wrote (219)	5/26/1999 8:33:00 AM
From: Whisperer!	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 483

After your posting I got in contact with someone at Worldnet about the CasinoPirata web site this is the answer I got. "First, it is in JAVA, second, he wants it flashier, WRONG, third he wants no download, WOW doesn't everyone. To many graphics hurts the site, second, a web based casino requires ton's of bandwidth in a country that it is not illegal, this bandwidth not only costs about $60,000 per month for a T-1, you have to wait in line to get it, over one year." I love the companies site. I play there all the time with out a problem. casinopirata.com

To: Pat Maguire who wrote (219)	5/27/1999 12:44:00 PM
From: Whisperer!	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 483

Bellagio Sues High Roller Wed May 26 1999 In recent years, casinos on the Vegas Strip have concentrated marketing efforts at Asia to attract wealthy gamblers that wager astronomical amounts on baccarat and other games. Such high-stakes gambling is often done on lines of credit. This Monday, the Bellagio hotel-casino in Las Vegas filed a lawsuit against a high-roller named Hui Yeh, 57, of both Los Altos, CA and Taipei.. Yeh says he was given $685,000 in credit at the baccarat tables during the resort's opening weekend in October last year, and allegedly has not paid it back. Las Vegas Sun got the full story