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Originally Posted by MicroRoller
I saw that and you're making a lot of assumptions. One of the biggest was that GBT would only be honouring (I put a u cause it's mostly europe )half of the money owed to ROW players and I don't think that would be the case. At least I hope that wouldn't.
Of course I had to make assumptions but not the one you seem to think I made. Perhaps I didn't explain it well. I assumed that when FTP2 opened it would serve 80% of FTP's ROW clients, at first, and that 50% of those clients' balances would be withdrawn almost immediately. The remaining money was assumed to be left on deposit with FTP2, covered by cash deposits in the bank as required by AGCC license terms. That's quite a lot more than "honouring half the money owed to ROW".
Which of those assumptions do you disagree with? What do you think would be a more reasonable set of assumptions?
Actually, I may have expressed an assumption that, upon frther reflection, I might not agree with myself. Borrowing money to cover the player deposits may not be possible under one of the required prudential ratios specified by the AGCC. However, the financing could be arranged through issuance of retractable preferred shares, rather than through a loan.
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Originally Posted by MicroRoller
That $40 mil european bank account is also something reported that they would get after the purchase. They will still need to come up with that $40 mil before the purchase even if it ultimately turns out to come back to them.
To cover the bridging, they can use 2/3 of the $60M I assume they will need to provide for cashouts. They won't be cashing anybody out until they are up and running, which won't be until after they get the $40M account. Even if they need a bridging loan, its cost is covered in the generous amount I allowed for financing costs.
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Originally Posted by MicroRoller
By the way... you said you saw the books for Pocket Kings. How did you manage that?
There was a link (in the containment thread?) to one year's annual financial report, as filed with Irish authorities.