Well, like I said, it depends on the type of player.
I know that G&C revenue with them picked up and did exceptionally well after the switch.
Judging by the exposure they get, they are still one of the best.
We’ve been through all this, again and again.
The switch was conducted legitimately, everyone had a chance to opt out and stay with the original contract.
That is not the case lately with the predatory retroactive terms imposed on us without an opt-out by other programs.
Wagershare encourages a certain type of player and apparently the powers that be decided that was their niche and the type player they wanted to concentrate on. That is their right as long as they notify people, which they did here at CAP and in two mails, and allow them to opt out of the changes and remain with their original contracts.
You know I scream foul loudly and clearly when terms are changed in a way that contracts are breached. That is not to be tolerated IMO.
But that is not what happened here.