Full circle value of SBR is undoubtedly over 1mil... I said over 2mil, but once you get into the millions it becomes a matter of who has the money and desire to grow the business. You have to consider what you will be getting as well.

If you were able to keep the key employees on payroll as well as have John and other higher ups stay on board as employees to help with the transition of ownership and training on running the entity, you are looking at a lot more value. Anyone who was going to purchase SBR would be stupid not to have these stipulation written into the deal.

The investment SBR has put into the poker client, casino, lines, etc., etc. has to be considered in the value. These are big investments and should be considered as big assets. The poker client alone is worth more than 100k if I had to guess... and it's only in its infancy.

SBR's payroll as of today has to also be considered... this place is being run by 10 to 20 people behind the scenes I'd imagine.

You also have to consider the customer as a major asset with the amount of money each quality visitor spends because of SBR. Although US customers are diminishing in value, they're still a huge asset, and the fact SBR is international is a huge safegaurd for positive growth for years to come.

All this considered anyone saying under 100k is clueless.