Online gamer puts cards on AIM table - Trident Gaming

[The Dude]

Online gamer puts cards on AIM table
By Abigail Townsend and Kate Hilpern
Published: 09 October 2005

Trident Gaming is to join the stream of online betting companies going to the London market in a 100m flotation.

The Isle of Man-based business wants to join AIM, the London Stock Exchange's market for smaller companies, within the next few months.

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[Webzcas]

Talk about a Snowball Effect that Party's float has unleashed.

 

[spearmaster]

I wish columnists and journalists would check their facts before going to print.

Online gambling is NOT technically illegal in the US, and has technically NEVER been so.

Online sports betting is technically illegal by virtue of the Federal Wire Act.

Get it straight, guys and gals!

John O'Malia is a nice guy and very sharp. Though I am a bit confused why he chose the "Trident" label, since there already is a well-known and popular "Trident" group, I think he runs a straight operation and I wish him lots of luck.

 

[Bruce Hamilton]

...since there already is a well-known and popular "Trident" group...

I saw Trident Gaming and thought of Trident Lounge and King Neptune.
Wonder how many other people will see that and think the same thing as I did?

 

[The Dude]

I saw Trident Gaming and thought of Trident Lounge and King Neptune.
Wonder how many other people will see that and think the same thing as I did?

I saw the same thing, and I had to take a double take. This is not a good thing getting these two companies mixed up. We may be hearing more about this down the line.