According to G911 and MW.
"The long-awaited award of the Arbitrators in the dispute between the tiny Caribbean country of Antigua and Barbuda and the United States is expected to be released on Friday, 21 December 2007. This decision-which could have massive implications for the future of the global trading system-is expected to announce the level of annual sanctions Antigua and Barbuda can levy against the United States for failing to comply with WTO decision that American laws criminalising Internet gambling services from Antigua are contrary to international law. Antigua claimed annual damages in excess of US $3 billion and the United States countered with its own estimate of US $500,000. Tomorrow's decision will resolve this disagreement. The decision is also expected to announce whether or not Antigua may apply trade sanctions against the United States in the area of intellectual property.
Antigua's lead legal counsel on the case, Mark Mendel, will be hosting a call-in media conference tomorrow to discuss the ruling and its implications, and to take questions from interested persons." Gambling911.com
Anyone want to venture a guess? Antigua wants $3.4 billion and the US is offering $ .5 million. I said a while back $900 million but I think I'd be a seller. I will revise my guess to $500 million. Anyone else? (dont let me look stupid, someone else please make a guess)
