Buy CYOS?

Here is an Internet gaming (software + skill games) stock that could have a chance at going higher than the 2 cents its currently trading at. CYOS. They are going after the asian country markets and you dont have to go though the same hassles to own it as you would say PYGMF.

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For the nine months ended September 30, 2005 CYOS generated revenues of $6,404 ... with $1.7 million in expenses.

The owners of this company could have generated more revenue from playing poker and whoring bonuses, instead of developing software... and at a lower cost [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

... and should this company start making money its still got a huge pile of loans to payoff.

Anyone used their product?... skillarcade (250,000 play for fun members) or 10seatpoker?

They actually have about $45,000 in player funds on deposit. Considering this companies financials, I wouldn't want to have any funds there!!!

It is a high risk stock. It wouldnt take long to regroup the 1.7mill and more with just 3,000 reg players. If you can live without $20,000 then stick it in here and you are better than 50-1 to make it a mill those are the odd offered today.

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The most likely outcome for this company, is that it will be forced to turn over its assets to its debt holders... it already did that with its cashiering system.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 30, 2005--CYOP Systems International Inc. (OTCBB:CYOS - News), a provider of online gaming software and operator of games portals, today confirmed that it is in asset acquisition discussions with an online gaming software company.
That sounds like they are picking up more assets right now. The poker site may be viewed at www.crediplay.cn/poker

the pump on cyos is done....

This stock has hundreds of thousands and some days a million shares being traded and pumped around daily.

This one's down 15% since you first recommended it. Got any other hot tips?

even better now 1.6 per share

lol... I had a feeling you'd say that. Reminds me of that scene in Boiler Room where one of the brokers convinces a customer that it's good that the stock he bought went down, because now he can buy more at a lower price.