Fairly clean for the most part. Revenues of $625,989 for the quarter, which I think was mainly from the 67 units they purchased originally. They also closed on some additional equipment on May 25 for cost of $135,856 (for 1,213,000 of shares). So it looks like additional units can be purchased for a relatively low number of shares.

So with 270 gaming units based on the last PR, revenue should get a nice pop going forward. And if they approach 700 units as rumored, the revenue will indeed be strong.

They still had a net loss of ($2.6M), mainly due to professional fees, which has to do with the arrangements they have with the principals.

On the revenues I don't quite understand the lease revenue arrangement since they state that they terminated their gaming equipment lease with Vomblom & Pomare and began operating the gaming equipment directly. I assume this is for the better.

Balance sheet looks good if they can collect the accounts receivable.

Outstanding shares is 125 million.