Great to finally see some numbersJust wanted to post some numbers and thoughts relating to the recent news. Figures are based on online betting until Mr. Levy starts taking bets out of his Cadillac, at which point we shall adjust. The 8.8 million handle equated to .69% (.0069) of online betting in NJ. The total handle in america is close to 2 billion per MONTH. .69% of that is a large number. The hold on their handle came in at 2.75%. This is much lower than the average of 7.6% across all apps over the same period. This could be attributable to bettors beating the house. It happens, but in the end the house always wins. As a previous post stated many operators went in to the neagitive last month and this is in contrast to Octobers average hold of 9.3%. Revenue from betting could have been 3x what it was. In December Monmonth had the largest month to month percentage gain in revenue at 4%. TheScore's revenue of 242k was 4% of Monmouths online revenue. Again reiterating the small hold, SCR's percentage of Monmouths handle is probably north of 10% Opinions.. TheScores valuation is fair even if they only ever capture 1 percent of market share across America. They are well positioned with their current audience to capture way more. Regarding rollout, I dont agree with a slow and steady reasoning. First to market makes more money. Who would say I'd rather grow my market share and bank account slower? It's obvious the project based nature of the rollout process isn't their strong suit. Other apps are in multiple states so the only excuse is they aren't good at it. Get good at it. New hires and positions are reflecting the attempt.