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Great Canadian Gaming Corp. T.GC


Primary Symbol: GCGMF

Great Canadian Gaming Corp is a gambling, entertainment, and hospitality company that operates throughout Canada. The company's operations are divided into three segments based on geography: Ontario, British Columbia, and Atlantic. The company generates over half of its revenue from the Ontario region. Great Canadian Gaming Corp offerings include casinos with slot machines, table games, and food and beverage; outdoor horse racing tracks; and hotels, community gaming spots, and related hospitality facilities.


OTCPK:GCGMF - Post by User

Post by VegasStockson Jul 19, 2020 7:12pm
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Post# 31288499

No Luck for Ontario & BC Casinos - Time to Short Sell GC

No Luck for Ontario & BC Casinos - Time to Short Sell GCOntario is allowing some casinos to open outside the GTA, but with a restrictive 50 person cap on occupancy. This has lead Gateway Casinos to holdoff opening any of their casinos in Ontario: https://www.tbnewswatch.com/local-news/gateway-casinos-evaluating-capacity-restrictions-for-reopening-2565458 
 
This combined with a recent uptick in cases in BC & Ontario lead me to continue to believe Great Canadian Gaming is significantly overvalued and is unlikely to see any revenue return this year. When the doors do open in 2021, the cash cow of Baccarat won't be able to return for a significant time longer and the costs of restaffing, retraining, and additional cleaning will make Great Canadian a DOG for the next few years. 
 
VRS77 - agree with you (for once) on buying puts, but I would recommend $20, October strike. The air is going to come out of the tires on this thing over the next few weeks as investors give up and a Q2 with zero revenue and a couple hundred million in expenses is presented to investors.
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