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[QUOTE="webber286, post: 345712, member: 1090"] Some other thoughts on Poker IPO's and IPO's in general. It is very hard for the general public to every buy stock at the IPO, this is because only so many shares are offered for sale to the public, and you have to be very well connected to get the shares the second they go on sale. More than likely, you will end up like the bulk of the world, buying the shares after the IPO, which would be when they are officially a public company. If this is anything like the dot com days, then you will be stuck buying high flying stock that will end up coming way back down to earth. One other thing to know is that these stocks aren't going out on the NYSE or Nasdaq, since the U.S. frowns upon online gambling. The London Stock Exchange is where you will find Party Poker. [/QUOTE]
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