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LegalPlay Entertainment Inc. (LPLE)
Poised for Success in Online Gaming having won decision in P o k e r.c
o m domain dispute.
Current Price $0.018
Is This an Undiscovered Gem that is Positioned to Go Higher? Review
Exactly What this Company Does. Does it Sound New and Exciting to You?
LegalPlay Entertainment Inc., recently was awarded with a judgment in
the Court of Appeals in British Columbia relating to the on-going
dispute relating to the domain name P o k e r.c o m.
Poker.com was licensed to LegalPlay for 99 years and was wrongfully
re-directed by the previous owners of the domain name.
The recent award of judgment to LegalPlay means the case will be heard
in the jurisdiction of British Columbia and indicates yet another
milestone achieved by the Company in retrieving the domain name for
commercial use.
With the growth of online poker setting a staggering pace, LegalPlay is
on the verge of dramatic growth of revenue once they are successful in
obtaining a positive judgment, returning the use of the domain for the
duration of the 99 year contract in addition to receiving damages for
the wrongful re-direction of the domain name.
Online poker has grown by 6OO% in year on year comparisons from 20O4 to
2005. With some sites reporting upwards of 70,0O0 players at any given
time and ebitda income results of in excess of US $35O,0O0, LegalPlay
could be a tremendous 0ppOrtunity given the previous success of their
use of the domain P o k e r.c o m.
Recent WTO ruling and British decision to regulate industry could lead
to even further global acceptance of ONLINE GAMING!
The growth of the online gaming market has been nothing short of
explosive over the past 5 years. The legality of gaming from the comforts of
one's home has been grey at best, even from the opinions of gaming
legal experts.
Recently, the World Trade Organization ruled against the United States
and in favor of Antigua and Barbuda forcing the U.S to drop
restrictions on online gambling. Mark Mendel, legal counsel for Antigua in
the
case, said the WTO ruling means U.S. authorities would have to treat
Antiguan online casinos in the same way as traditional gambling outlets.
What does this mean for operators of gaming sites?
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continue and for those companies operating gambling sites online to
continue earning the explosive revenues which have been perpetuated by the
growth of the market.
Also recently, the British government accepted the Gambling Bill which
will establish a commission to regulate online gaming. This is yet a
further step in the global acceptance of the online gaming industry and
provides for the level of legitimacy given to traditional industries. A
major focus of the legislation is to regulate online gambling, which
has become increasingly popular in recent years. Online casin0 companies
will be allowed to operate from Britain for the first time.
Online gaming companies such as LegalPlay Entertainment Inc. are poised
for dramatic growth in the months ahead.
Conclusion:
The Examples Above Show The Awesome, Earning Potential of Little Known
Companies That Explode Onto Investor's Radar Screens; Many of You Are
Already Familiar with This. Is LPLE Poised and Positioned to Do that For
You? Then You May Feel the Time Has Come to Act... And Please Watch
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LegalPlay Entertainment Inc. (LPLE)
Poised for Success in Online Gaming having won decision in P o k e r.c
o m domain dispute.
Current Price $0.018
Is This an Undiscovered Gem that is Positioned to Go Higher? Review
Exactly What this Company Does. Does it Sound New and Exciting to You?
LegalPlay Entertainment Inc., recently was awarded with a judgment in
the Court of Appeals in British Columbia relating to the on-going
dispute relating to the domain name P o k e r.c o m.
Poker.com was licensed to LegalPlay for 99 years and was wrongfully
re-directed by the previous owners of the domain name.
The recent award of judgment to LegalPlay means the case will be heard
in the jurisdiction of British Columbia and indicates yet another
milestone achieved by the Company in retrieving the domain name for
commercial use.
With the growth of online poker setting a staggering pace, LegalPlay is
on the verge of dramatic growth of revenue once they are successful in
obtaining a positive judgment, returning the use of the domain for the
duration of the 99 year contract in addition to receiving damages for
the wrongful re-direction of the domain name.
Online poker has grown by 6OO% in year on year comparisons from 20O4 to
2005. With some sites reporting upwards of 70,0O0 players at any given
time and ebitda income results of in excess of US $35O,0O0, LegalPlay
could be a tremendous 0ppOrtunity given the previous success of their
use of the domain P o k e r.c o m.
Recent WTO ruling and British decision to regulate industry could lead
to even further global acceptance of ONLINE GAMING!
The growth of the online gaming market has been nothing short of
explosive over the past 5 years. The legality of gaming from the comforts of
one's home has been grey at best, even from the opinions of gaming
legal experts.
Recently, the World Trade Organization ruled against the United States
and in favor of Antigua and Barbuda forcing the U.S to drop
restrictions on online gambling. Mark Mendel, legal counsel for Antigua in
the
case, said the WTO ruling means U.S. authorities would have to treat
Antiguan online casinos in the same way as traditional gambling outlets.
What does this mean for operators of gaming sites?
The WTO ruling essentially has opened the door for online gaming to
continue and for those companies operating gambling sites online to
continue earning the explosive revenues which have been perpetuated by the
growth of the market.
Also recently, the British government accepted the Gambling Bill which
will establish a commission to regulate online gaming. This is yet a
further step in the global acceptance of the online gaming industry and
provides for the level of legitimacy given to traditional industries. A
major focus of the legislation is to regulate online gambling, which
has become increasingly popular in recent years. Online casin0 companies
will be allowed to operate from Britain for the first time.
Online gaming companies such as LegalPlay Entertainment Inc. are poised
for dramatic growth in the months ahead.
Conclusion:
The Examples Above Show The Awesome, Earning Potential of Little Known
Companies That Explode Onto Investor's Radar Screens; Many of You Are
Already Familiar with This. Is LPLE Poised and Positioned to Do that For
You? Then You May Feel the Time Has Come to Act... And Please Watch
this One Trade Friday! Go LPLE.
Penny stocks are considered highly speculative and may be unsuitable
for all but very aggressive investors. This Profile is not in any way
affiliated with the featured company. We were compensated 30O0 dollars
to distribute this report. This report is for entertainment and
advertising purposes only and should not be used as investment advice.
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