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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Gameaccount | LSE:GAME | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BGCC6189 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 29.50 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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31/3/2016 07:00 | Question is whether the big boys will join in and create their own or go the quick way and buy This company | trentendboy | |
31/3/2016 06:46 | According to the RNS the market is worth $3.5bn. | sharetrader3006 | |
31/3/2016 06:44 | does anyone think this VR is anything more than a gimmick ? or will it have legs and prove to be an income earner ? | jon123 | |
30/3/2016 10:03 | preliminary's due next month.... | hazl | |
29/3/2016 18:25 | I think this is a good bet regardless ....they managed to raise money for a placing at 28p and we can currently get them even cheaper by the looks of it. IMO | hazl | |
29/3/2016 12:39 | A stock with potential at a fraction of what it was. According to Morning star the eps broker forecast is 5.70 this year. IMO | hazl | |
24/3/2016 15:40 | lol 11500 shares sold n it tanks 20+% now that's illiquid | jon123 | |
21/3/2016 13:53 | thanks Leoboy - cashflow an issue and finance requirements moving forward? Whats your view on the stock? shares v illiquid | sherylchan | |
08/3/2016 22:33 | dear sheryl : | leoboy | |
02/12/2015 17:29 | Does anyone have access to an up to date major shareholders' list? - looking at the institutional placing at IPO - how many are still current holders would be interesting? | sherylchan | |
01/10/2015 21:21 | Cannot be good news | trentendboy | |
01/10/2015 18:53 | hxxp://www.theday.co | jon123 | |
01/10/2015 18:51 | not sure how this affects game revenue wise but I think its more to do with foxwoods being in the mire they are struggling big time | jon123 | |
01/10/2015 16:55 | Lost Foxwoods as a client. Best hope they have enough cash to prove up the simulated gaming side... | phowdo | |
28/9/2015 08:18 | Aye. One suspects it will be at a lot higher price than the current one - this is why it is tempting to top up on this dip. | trentendboy | |
28/9/2015 07:56 | I think they'll probably be acquired eventually. When and for how much though is the hard part to guesstimate... | phowdo | |
28/9/2015 07:52 | agreed - on the edge here and it could go either way. The industry is moving so quickly moving to the US was the only option | trentendboy | |
28/9/2015 07:45 | Interim results are out. Simulated gaming is certainly making good progress and from the active player figures is improving fast into this H2, which is fortunate as the rest of the business is pretty stale. There's a system sale expected in the upcoming Q4 or early next year, and lots of "exciting" news flow promised for simulated gaming. Fortunately GAME has almost £8m of cash on the books to keep it going. A system sale would likely bring in £5m or so. There is huge potential, and the m/cap is small enough to give lots of upside if it comes up, but it's taking a looong time to come about (as these things usually do!). Perhaps the Smurfits' move to the USA will speed things up. I wonder if GAME's fast-increasing database of active players in simulated gaming is something of worth in itself which could be monetised in some way via marketing etc? | rivaldo | |
03/9/2015 14:14 | certainly a positive move - I like the CEO heading over there and he has impressive family backing. He might just get that $300 million market cap. Certainly looking like a tasty buy at these levels if they can exploit a monopoly position | trentendboy | |
03/9/2015 13:24 | I thought yesterday's RNS was a pretty good signal of things to come: "GameAccount Network opens new North American Office – Tripling Staff Capacity for New Customer Service Team ISE: GAME LSE: GAME London & Dublin | September 2, 2015: GameAccount Network plc, an award-winning developer and supplier of enterprise-level B2B internet gaming software, services and online gaming content in the United States, has opened its state of the art North American Headquarters in Las Vegas, Nevada. The new space is over three times larger than the former campus, and is scalable to support the expanding game publishing and U.S. market dedicated end-user customer services. The office expansion within Las Vegas was aligned with the personal relocation of CEO Dermot Smurfit and his family from the company’s headquarters in London. The high-tech space will offer an online-to-offline showroom facility serving as a powerful demonstration venue for casino operators interested in the GameAccount’s innovative and market-leading Simulated Gaming™ enterprise solutions designed for land-based North American casinos. GameAccount’s innovative online-to-offline showroom is also designed to support strengthening relationships with an increasing number of third party gaming content vendors currently integrated with GameAccount, many of whom are also based in Las Vegas. This new space also allows GameAccount to demonstrate to other potential U.S. based gaming content vendors the expanding world of both Simulated Gaming and regulated real money Internet gaming. Dermot Smurfit, CEO of GameAccount Network commented: “Opening a long term office facility in the glittering heart of the casino Industry matches our company’s long-stated ambition to enable America’s casinos to move online and extend their valued patron relationships into the online environment. We look forward to hosting our commercial and Tribal partners in the new space to more intimately explore all of the exciting road-mapped innovations that we’ll soon be bringing to life on our Simulated Gaming and Real Money Gaming partner’s sites.” Located just west of the Las Vegas strip in Summerlin, the new facility will enable GameAccount to centralize US operations across the commercial, operational, business development, and customer services teams. The move also marks the strong commitment of GameAccount to the North American marketplace, with the belief that Simulated Gaming and the supporting services around the product will be a material business line both for GameAccount and licensed operators- regardless of the regulatory landscape for Real Money Gaming in the US ahead. " | rivaldo | |
14/8/2015 09:59 | Interesting interview with Smurfit re this week's deal - he's moved his family to the USA to progress the business, and they'll seek a US listing once things pick up: Extracts: "It is the seventh such US deal negotiated by Smurfit, a nephew of Michael Smurfit and the eponymous son of Michael’s brother, who is the chairman of Powerflute. Cousin Tony Smurfit, the new chief executive of Smurfit Kappa, is also a GAN investor." "So why is the share trading so modest? “We think it is because we are an Irish company, London-listed but US-facing. I don’t think anyone in the UK or Ireland pays much attention to what we are doing in the US. Perhaps it doesn’t register with them that we have done a deal with a huge casino business on the edge of Los Angeles.” It sounds like Smurfit hankers after a US listing for GAN. Does he? “We have always said if we are successful selling our products in the US, we would seek a US listing.” Smurfit says GAN has already considered listing in the US with ADR (American depositary receipt) derivatives, but it was too difficult to make it work for the company. It might make a US listing within two years, he says, if it can get a market capitalisation of between $200 million and $300 million. Its market value in London is currently about £32 million, or $50 million" | rivaldo | |
12/8/2015 12:09 | Yep only 2 transactions today both fairly large. Not really a share thats on PIs radars so it can be fairly illiquid. | phowdo |
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