Some of the most basic things one should ask themselves when looking at investing in this industry:   Has the business been in operation for several years and experienced increasing sales and earnings? Can the Company company demonstrate growth potential in existing or new markets? Is the depth of the management team adequate to convince potential investors of the business's long-term value? Does the Company rank among the top competitors in the IGaming industry?   Here are our top picks for Companies to watch with reasons why.   Cryptologic Inc. NASDAQ CRYP   ***Sell*** website       Party Gaming PLC LSE AIM PRTY   ***Strong BUY*** website   Phantom Fiber Corp NASD OTCBB PHFB   *** Long Term BUY*** website      More click here Summed up simply - Why Ireland and who will the new CEO be?  Really - why Ireland?   Until these are really hammered out, CRYP really isn't a good investment.    More click here Mitch Garbner's first report (Q2 2006), shows that he has taken over a very healthly company with a strong team.   Recent price drops have made this stock very affordable.      Garbner must enter the M & A world if the company is going to live beyond the Poker bubble.   And Party must continue its strategy of increasing its presence in Europe and beyond.      More click here We met with Jeff Halloran, CEO and Alex Chong, VP of Sales.  Both were very knowledgable and driven.  We can’t comment on certain aspects of the meeting until they become public, but we recommend that you have a serious look at this up and comer.   The remote gaming market has been growing at a rate of 35% over the past 4 years and was estimated to be worth over $7 billion in 2004, the vast majority of which was internet-based. The mobile section of the gaming market only accounted for $5 million in 2004. However, industry analysts such as CCA, Juniper Research and Screen Digest estimate this will grow to $100 million in 2005 and to $1 billion by 2006.   Projected Market Value:         7.6 million North Americans will use mobile sports betting services by 2009         Asia-Pacific region is expected to contribute the largest share of total gross revenues with 39% of the market         Europe follows closely behind with a 37% market share, with the US making up the majority of the remainder         The report from telecoms analysts Juniper Research reveals that mobile lotteries will be the largest money-spinners, with gross revenues of nearly US$7.9bn worldwide by 2009, followed by sports betting (US$6.9bn) and casino-style gaming (US$4.5bn).

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