IMO, it's going to be somewhere in the middle. They'll sell shares to fund unprofitable divisions while trying to expand their gaming division. But again, their plan for the gaming division's growth/customer acquisition is important here so less fundraising is needed = more profits passed back to NTEK.
Wishful speculation, as ntek hasn't shown an actual gaming division, thus ALL their divisions are cash strapped and basically facade shells.
ntek and it's principles have paid more toward stock promotions then their own infrastructure. And stock promotions do not sell any products except stock for insiders and promoters. And of course it's 3rd party and ntek principles believe this allows them to say they're not paying for stock tout campaigns.
BTW- nothing has been mentioned about gaming since last years casino show.