Wow, game....so much sarcasm...cant be healthy for you. The trip to Catalina comment was for the idiot who demanded my immediate response to a prior follow-up. I'm truly sorry you were offended, especially since I dont really own a boat anymore, sold it to buy tons of $.15 EGMI stock - but, I am cool...
Now to the reality. If anyone should have done DD, it was Sovereign. With EGC spouting that they had Class II approval from NIGA, one would think that Sov. Games would have made the perfunctory call to verify and, to ascertain what that really meant. Further, Sov. Games "exclusive" was for Indian Country..not all casinos.
But all of this is really moot, as we can see that one 'agreement' after another has been discussed on this site as falling off the turnip truck - from the China lottery to Poken to Thomas the Train and quiz cards and, ofc the hot topic, Sovereign Games. Which really bespeaks the following - if Sovereign has truly withdrawn from the agreement and/or payment of funds, where is the 10k notice required for significant material changes? You know 10k's, the forms you file in a timely fashion when your directors and officers resign. And, where are the restated financials that remove the "booked revenue" from Sovereign. Did Sovereign notify EGC of their intent and, if not, did EGC file notice that Sovereign was in default. Either way, more sloppiness by EGC management
The bottom line is we can snipe at each other to salve our wounds or demand answers to the real questions posed by myself and many others - SHOW ME THE MONEY, SALES, CONTRACTS, WHATEVER...just show us something, including some damn honesty.
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