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Seven Aces Limited - Ordinary Shares ACEXF

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Seven Aces Ltd is a gaming company with a vision of building a diversified portfolio of gaming operations. The corporation looks to enhance shareholder value by growing organically and through acquisitions. Currently, the corporation is the route operator of skill-based gaming machines in the State of Georgia, United States of America.


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Seven Aces Limited - Ordinary Shares > Lucky bucks audited financial in sedar
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Comment by Wonderwonon Jan 19, 2017 12:53pm
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RE:RE:RE:Lucky bucks audited financial in sedar

RE:RE:RE:Lucky bucks audited financial in sedar My question was specific to Lucky Bucks' operations pre Quantum purchase.  Why does shareholder need 17% loans for the business if he paid himself a $7mm distribution?   I don't understand that business logic.
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