One thing that does make me suspicious, is if ATIG had funds to hire marketing firm . . . one would want to believe ATIG had concurrently hired properly skilled legal talent . . .to 'cover things'.
The new BOD members seem to fit that bill?
We are entering proper seasonal weather for launching to bricks-and-mortar casinos (say Native tribal association membership)at minimum.
And, small Quik-Stops in NV near Idaho and Calif. border (truckers and vacation type customers). Large NV urban casinos must have huge control of ALL paid gaming/gambling in-state? Could this be part of inability to get freeze off ATIG?
Even IGT has had online free-play SW games for years out in retail stores, and is now positioned to be working with large NV,etc. retail casinos for online pay-to-play gambling. If NV keeps its hands in its pockets much longer . . . Asian and EU is coming in on their lack of online cash play prescence. For example, ships off West coast owned by Asians and using Asian satellite based platform, to foster electronic mobile paid platforms.
I have always felt ATIG should have approached USA owned, western USA private space launcher companies, to get online paid system active worldwide. USA and Mexico, for instance, are prime for foreign national entities to use Free Trad Treaties status, to enact such? Imagine building a brick-and-mortar casino at a near USA port that also accomodates cruise ships (not of USA registry).
New BOD members: work on it . . . make some calls?
Forget the freeze status in USA and go south-of-the-border or North . . . to relaunch ATIG paid online? Get the Native casinos
in on it? For example, Tribes have potential native privilege for Riverboat casinos on waterways, near their tribal grounds (under 'fishing'/'leisure use laws as territorial Nations of Status with USA and states governments'). CDA tribe in Idaho has large Lake and attached river traffic rights, also same availbility on Columbia inward from Portland, OR. Do I have to write the proposal for free too? Get in touch with Grants Writer, with poli tico/tribal experience.
New BODs suppose to have experience and training in commerce and law . . . lets see some?
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