Thanks. Normally an R/S is done in relation with an R/M to bring the merging entities into the same price per share per each ones audited valuation. With DEAC public and having an O/S of just 230M it seems odd they would R/S it and not F/S the other entities, since they aren't public and have far fewer shareholders to piss off. Why alienate your shareholder base if avoidable, even if you are a sub penny? JMHO.