ADW handles...PTC and others

[NoCal Boy]

Oregon lists the handles for all ADW's by quarter and year. Is there somewhere that we can see the handle of PTC and others not based out of Oregon? It would be interesting to see how these other ADW's are faring as well. We all believe that Ian is doing a great job and PTC is growing very well, but what does that mean in terms of actual handle?

[NoCal Boy]

Anyone? Does North Dakota release the numbers publicly? If not, why not? It just would be nice to see how well all the popular ADW's are doing versus each other.

[alydar]

Contact the North Dakota Racing Commision

[lamboguy]

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[richrosa]

Anyone? Does North Dakota release the numbers publicly? If not, why not? It just would be nice to see how well all the popular ADW's are doing versus each other.


Most of the ADW's are public company. After taking a company public two years ago, I can see why IPO's are way down. There are just some things that are better left private for customers and good marketing to interpret, such as revenue, profits, and methods of doing business.

NoCal, I'm just curious as to why you want to know those kind of numbers. Are you in the business?

[Murph]

Most of the ADW's are public company. After taking a company public two years ago, I can see why IPO's are way down. There are just some things that are better left private for customers and good marketing to interpret, such as revenue, profits, and methods of doing business.

NoCal, I'm just curious as to why you want to know those kind of numbers. Are you in the business?Yeah Rich, as a citizen of California he is in the business much like I am as a citizen of Indiana. Revenue, profit and business methods should be protected information.

An ADW functions as a tax collector for the state though and the handle figures are relevant to every citizen. Under influence of FIA rules, I would think anyone can request this information and get it one day. It should be publicly available (if it is not already) IMO.

Murph

[richrosa]

Yeah Rich, as a citizen of California he is in the business much like I am as a citizen of Indiana. Revenue, profit and business methods should be protected information.

An ADW functions as a tax collector for the state though and the handle figures are relevant to every citizen. Under influence of FIA rules, I would think anyone can request this information and get it one day. It should be publicly available (if it is not already) IMO.

Murph

I'm not sure that FIA rules would apply to a state licensed entity. Isn't that a Federal law? Either way, as usual we businessmen lose more of our liberty each day with government oversight. I hope this kind of information stays private, for if it does not, then PTC might as well go public and bear that scrutiny, or move to Dubai like every other business that feels overtly regulated or scrutinized.

[trigger]

Most of the ADW's are public company. After taking a company public two years ago, I can see why IPO's are way down. There are just some things that are better left private for customers and good marketing to interpret, such as revenue, profits, and methods of doing business.

NoCal, I'm just curious as to why you want to know those kind of numbers. Are you in the business?

And how is a stockholder(part owner of your company) supposed to assess your/his company's performance with out revenue and profit numbers?