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Off topic & small talk: Quo Vadis Gamble Joe? (Page 3)

Topic created on 07th Sep. 2018 | Page: 3 of 3 | Answers: 27 | Views: 4,624
s****e

Quo Vadis Gamble Joe?

7th Sep. 2018, at 11:58 pm CEST#21
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knowing the americans, they will completely investigate the company.
so if anything in the past doesn't fit, they'll find it.
they have completely different possibilities and laws than germany.

the only question is whether they have already received a non-binding commitment.
i don't think they will pull down all their tents here, invest several million without knowing
whether it will work or not.
they are not that stupid.

money is guaranteed to have flowed in advance.

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Anonym

Quo Vadis Gamble Joe?

8th Sep. 2018, at 01:06 am CEST#22
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Interesting how you see America.

Novomatic has unfortunately become a billion-dollar company through corruption and bribery. And also and especially in America money rules the world.
If you think of companies like Monsanto and free trade agreements where inferior products come to us, then Novomatic is in the best of hands there and will be able to easily gain a foothold with the billions they have there.
You are acting as if America were the land of justice and the noble.

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s****e

Quo Vadis Gamble Joe?

8th Sep. 2018, at 01:17 am CEST#23
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no, but the legal system there can make it really expensive for novomatic.
in addition to the compensation for the players. don't think they can get away with the
with the terms and conditions like here. if i make my product available, i have to know
i have to know what it is for

leave out free trade agreements etc. we are talking about us-citizens here, they are a bit different
there can be no hiding on malta and co.

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Anonym

Quo Vadis Gamble Joe?

8th Sep. 2018, at 01:35 am CEST#24
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stkrie wrote on 08/09/2018 at 01:17: no, but due to the legal system there it can get really expensive for novomatic.
in addition to the compensation for the players. don't think they can get away with the
with the terms and conditions like here. if i make my product available, i have to know
i have to know what it is for

leave out free trade agreements etc. we are talking about us-citizens here, they are a bit different
there can be no hiding on malta and co.

Yes, but what you have to understand is that they have billions. And if they are slowly gaining a foothold in America, it is only because they already have the right contacts there, the best lawyers, etc.
Here it is presented as if Novomatic is not aware of what they are doing and are completely naively poking a can of worms.
I have no concerns at all that they will come to immense wealth there as well.

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s****e

Quo Vadis Gamble Joe?

8th Sep. 2018, at 01:43 am CEST#25
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the only question is whether they have already received a non-binding commitment.
don't think they will pull down all the tents here, invest several million without knowing
whether it will work or not.
they are not that stupid.
Money is guaranteed to have flowed in advance.


That's what I meant above!

From therefore we are there of one opinion!

Whether the gamblers there will put up with everything, however, remains to be seen.

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Anonym

Quo Vadis Gamble Joe?

8th Sep. 2018, at 08:41 am CEST#26
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As far as I know, the withdrawal from Germany of Graf and Gauselmann at the end of 2017 was due to the leaked Paradise Papers
It had been made very clear to the two golden boys in back rooms that they would have to do it this way now, because otherwise...

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Quo Vadis Gamble Joe?

8th Sep. 2018, at 08:58 am CEST#27
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I think that Novomatic will have a hard time on the US market.people like to confuse things.as well known as the Novo Slot`s are or were in Europe - so unknown are they to the Yanks. Boook of Ra & Co. played so far on the large international parquet rather a subordinate to no role.I think they will try to establish themselves via existing structures (buyout / participation in or from already existing companies, etc.) on the US market or to gain a foothold.

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S****8

Quo Vadis Gamble Joe?

8th Sep. 2018, at 10:27 am CEST#28
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vivera365 wrote on 08.09.2018 at 08:58: I think that Novomatic will have a hard time on the US market.They like to mix up things.As well known as the Novo Slot`s are or were in Europe - so unknown are they to the Ami`s. Boook of Ra & Co. played so far on the large international parquet rather a subordinate to no role.I think they will try to establish themselves via existing structures (buyout / participation in or from already existing companies, etc.) on the US market or to gain a foothold.

or so games come in modified form ...?
So that they are involved in the rights... Think that many game providers are already interested in Book of Ra etc ... ?

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