Gan Share Discussion Threads

[cottoner] 08/9/2018 18:42

I'd expect some interest on Monday.

[busterdog2] 07/9/2018 19:29

Brownie, do us a favour and FO.

[noujay] 07/9/2018 17:37

That's great, point made. Thanks

[ksavani1] 07/9/2018 15:02

ON HL that is

[ksavani1] 07/9/2018 15:00

Cannot even buy £1000 worth

[noujay] 07/9/2018 14:18

Mention for GAN here just out:https://calvinayre.com/2018/09/06/casino/dallas-cowboys-nfl-first-casino-partnership/

[brownie69] 07/9/2018 13:34

Alan@bj.

I have given you some of the URL's of websites that SB Tech have for Webet. It does not get clearer than that.

Also you failed to answer any of my questions raised in my earlier post. So you put up now...

[noujay] 07/9/2018 09:08

More interestingly within the next couple of weeks we will find out the NJ sports betting numbers for August. They will likely start to show nice momentum from the inaugural July report and now we head into football season so they will really start to motor.Starting to understand the scale of the opportunity for operators in teal dollar terms will, IMO, be a significant driver of share price for those involved.

[alan@bj] 07/9/2018 08:53

More rubbish. Put up or shut up, Brownie. There's no substance to your assertions.

[brownie69] 07/9/2018 08:39

Alan@bj
Clearly they dont announce all deals, certainly not the dodgy ones.

The SBTech link is in the URLs I gave! Thats telling you whose tech its running on! China along with other black markets cant close websites hosted outside their jurisdiction, and the operators roll the URL's so that if one is blocked they simply pop another up.

GAN management would (hopefully!) know about this stuff. However you have to be concerned at their lack of DD on the supplier.

[molatovkid] 07/9/2018 08:12

I think we need to recognise that GAN have not put a foot wrong so far....if they are happy, I am happy.

[alan@bj] 06/9/2018 17:48

I’ve clicked on the links Brownie provided and I can’t see what the connection is with SBTech. Brownie says betting is illegal in China but the link he gave is active. If it’s illegal why haven’t the Chinese closed it down? The websites he’s using as examples are all for WEBET, which is a brand name for Carte Blanche Entertainment N.V. I’ve Googled “SBTech and Carte Blanche” and can’t see a connection. SBTech are operating in America anyway, and Brownie fails to offer anything to support his assertions? A kite-flyer in my view.

[alan@bj] 06/9/2018 16:42

Having looked at SBTech's News page, I think Brownie's concerned, however well meant, are overblown to say the least. hxxps://www.sbtech.com/news-events/

[mr doughnut1] 06/9/2018 14:42

Every one is entitled to their opinion, that is the beauty of BB,s
I have tried to top up three times today, unsuccessfully.
have had to leave a limit order for 8000 @ 58.25, lets see what happens.
Interims & KPI's should be two weeks today, 20th Sept, Guestimate.
This time last year we were bemoaning the use of KPI's by GAN, what a diference a year makes. GLA.

[noujay] 06/9/2018 14:17

IGT, Kambi and now very possibly Hills.My point is that aside from not being the core driver of GAN's model their clients have a growing choice and thus GAN are in no way reliant on SBTech. Who don't actually have a problem in the US as things stand.

[brownie69] 06/9/2018 14:09

Buster.

Just a way of saying why I'm here and that its not because I'm short. Clearly went over your head.

The facts about SB Tech are real. Why dont you focus on the post and not the poster.

Do you deny i have given 3 examples of the illegal nature of some of SB Tech's business?
Do you deny that at a minimum it is going to give rise to questions when GAN try to get regulated for sports betting?
Do you think the US regulatory regime is going to be easy to get through to get a full license?

[brownie69] 06/9/2018 14:06

No issue with Kambi.

[noujay] 06/9/2018 13:42

I think there is a misunderstanding as to how the GAN business model works.GAN have two integrated partners for sports betting with more on the way (e.g. Kambi at Parx) and their casino clients can, if they wish to use the GAN platform, select whichever one they prefer.Furthermore SBTech are signing deals with highly regulated casinos outside of the GAN partnership so it's hard not to think plenty of due diligence has been done prior to those deals, in order to confirm with the regulations of their license.