'the done deal' mergerStars, through it's fantastic earnings growth in the last two weeks of March, has raised it's share price to the premium potential it had when the merger was announced last October. Then, in October, it was Flutter that had created a potential premium of 36 Canadian dollars; although Stars' shareprice languished around 27 dollars Canadian for fear the merger might not go through. Now Stars has created an actual premium by dragging Flutter's share price up because of Stars' phenomenal share price appreciation resulting from Poker and Casiino revenue growth in the covil19 environment. It is not Flutter that has raised Stars' shareprice, but rather, Stars' that has raised Flutters. If Stars was not fettered to this 'done deal ' merger, it's share price could easily be in the low to mid fourties and on trijectory that would be upward.