This one hit the markets running today. Despite negative publicity it was well supported so I jumped in for a small holding--anyone else joining in?? I am hoping for a good run up before the shorters get going.

Long Termer

888 are doing really well at the moment.... I wonder how much higher they will go....

what chance of a new govt in usa overturning the online gaming law?

Not likely, gambling is against most of their ethics. Prty has a leish on it, there are two bots that kick in to keep the sp. where they want it.

I am holding

USA does not make a great deal of difference, its when they open in China that we will see big profits IMHO

Hate to disagree, but PRTY (also 888, SBT etc) went from 170p down to 25p purely on their loss of USA revenue stream. Asia has huge potential, but the U.S. was a huge blow to the industry.

yes long term who knows the future things can get overturned,this is a steal at current level 5 bagger at least dyor

plenty for you to steal! .... fool's gold

is that an insult

is this guy "drrnrp" merely "maestro" in another guise? ..... he certainly spouts a similar line in crap!

I don't think Maestro would bother asking you if you were trying to insult him! He would just return the favour!

cynic answer the question

Give drrnrp the benefit of the doubt. We all enter PRTY hopeful and enthusiastic but day after day it slaps you down so I dont even bother looking at it now as its stays is a 1.5p trading range. Yawn yawn

i have never held PRTY thank goodness

so why are you here?

well said

i hope no one needs their money in a hurry. Seriously pi**rd off with this one. Without doubt the worst share I have ever bought fortunately only have 25,000 left as off loaded the majority at evens 6 months ago.

if maestro has linked money with mouth (doubtful!), then he will assuredly have lost his teeth!

Not up despite doing well...wonder why?

'Cos of the following:
"At 10.50 am, the shares were trading at 25-1/4 pence, down 2-1/4, reflecting some disappointment at Garber's impending departure and current trading.

'With Mitch Garber declaring his intention to leave the group in 2009 and with trading only in-line with expectations, we think the shares may fall back a little over the coming days,' said Numis analyst Richard Carter.

Carter reiterated his 'buy' recommendation and 42 pence price target. However, he expects the shares to 'tread water' over the coming months until visibility with the DoJ increases or current trading picks up."