based casinos, web publishing, & e-commerce. GAMM's wholly owned subsidiary, Interactive Gaming & Wagering NV (IGW), develops proprietary gaming software & hosting services for the emerging online gaming industry. It developed applications specifically designed to launch Internet-based casinos & sportsbooks.

IGW's Internet & Telephony Sportsbook & Casino System (ITSCS), the result of four years of R&D effort, represents one of the industry's first truly comprehensive turnkey solutions. It is easy to use & secure, requires no download, & uses advanced graphical user interface techniques & state of the art firewall protection to achieve a visually rich, highly functional, & safe environment for both operators & gamblers. On 9/23/99, GAMM announced it acquired San Francisco-based Prevail Online, Inc., an Internet products & services company in the Internet gaming & wagering industry. Prevail operates three popular online services. They deliver gaming directory information through www.wheretobet.com, real-time sports gaming news & statistics through www.thesportsdaily.com, & mainstream online wagering information via www.netbet.org.

Cashew Corp. (www.fairdealcasino.com & www..fairdealsports.com), Gameday International (www.gamedaycasino.com & www.gamedaysportsbook.com), VIP Sports (www.vipcasinos.com & www.vipsports.com), Wall Street Superbook (www.wssbcasino.-com & www.wallstreetsuperbook-.com), & Legalbook Sports (www.5cardcharlie.com & www.fivecardcharlie.com) are five of GAMM's initial licensees.

Gambling is one of the fastest growing segments of the entertainment industry, with legal gambling in the U.S. alone generating more than $480 billion per year, of which $40 billion represents net revenue for the operators. Gambling is larger than the motion picture, recording, & newspaper businesses combined. On a worldwide basis, betting is estimated to generate over $1 trillion annually.

Nine states already allow their citizens to access professional gaming services at home via telecommunications devices (Sinclair Report). Online gaming is expected to generate worldwide revenues of $8 billion by 2001, with $3.5 billion coming from U.S. consumers (Christensen/Cummings). More than 15% of the world's recognized governments, including such nations as Sweden, Finland, Australia, Germany, Liechtenstein, the Netherlands Antilles, Costa Rica, Dominica, & Antigua, currently permit online gaming in some form. Online wagering reached $650 million in 1998, & is expected to exceed $10 billion by the year 2003 (source: Datamonitor).

Call president Steven Abboud at 402-331-3189 or 888-777-4266; fax: 402-331-2899; e-mail: gamm@radiksa.net or steve@globalentertainmentinc.com, or write 6235 South 90th Street, Omaha, NE 68127, or call Shannon T. Squyres, president, Market Pathways Financial Relations Inc. at 800-744-1860, fax 949-955-1868, e-mail: stockquest@marketpathways.com, or write 2222 Martin, Suite 110, Irvine, CA 92612. www.interactive-gaming.com [R-6; M-7; L-8]

Hello Direct, Inc. (NASDAQ/HELO) develops & markets desktop telephony products. They include headsets, audio/video teleconferencing equipment, call/voice processing equipment, computer/telephone integration, cellular/PCS equipment, & wireless & other related desktop interface equipment. Sales for Q3 (9/30/99) were a record $20.2 million, up 19% from Q3 last year. Net income was a record $1 million, up 57% from Q3 last year. The telephony market is growing 10% per year, with the Internet channel growing at about 200% per year. HELO acquired PhoneZone.com 1/11/99, the leading web buyers' guide for telecom products & services.

HELO sells using a direct marketing approach -- you've probably seen its catalog if you have a small business. I've been getting them for years. In 1996, it introduced its HelloSetR CordlessTM 100, the first extended-range 900MHz headset, Office RoverR, the first wireless pocket pak 900MHz headset, & SuperProR, the only headset amplifier with patented LearnIt interface. It introduced many other firsts in the 1991 to 1996 period, & in the years since. This year, it added its UltralightR EX, a very light weight more comfortable corded headset, its SoloR II, an over-the-ear corded headset, & its CordlessTM XLT, a sleek, comfortable cordless headset with improved radio.

Telephone products & equipment that used to be considered discretionary are now considered standard, & the trend to making telephone related tasks more comfortable is accelerating. Call CFO Dean "Kip" Witter III @ 408-363-6158 or write 5893 Rue Ferrari, San Jose, CA 95138. Or call Don Markley at HELO's IR firm, The Financial Relations Board @ 415-986-1591. www.hellodirect.com [R-7; M-7; L-8]

Inotek Technologies Corp. (OTC Bulletin Board/INTK) sells & services state-of-the-art products for applications in process control & instrumentation, information management, & test & measure-ment equipment.

This special situation is trading at 1/2 as I write this (10/21/99), less than half its book value. The price is low because the company had some recent losses; for the year ended 5/31/99, sales were $20,592,805, down from $25,458,442 in 1998. Net loss was ($405,040) Vs a net profit of $176,785 in 1998. In Q1 2000 (ended 8/31/99), sales were down 22.1% to $4,288,119 from $5,501,811 for Q1 1999. Current assets at 8/31/99 were $4,460,196, total assets $7,212,495, current liabilities $1,554,670, & long-term debt zero. Shareholders' equity was $5,657,825, or $1.22 per share.

The reduced sales resulted from a significant amount of its customers' project dollars being channeled into Y2K fixes. Two other factors were at work: cheap imports from Southeastern Asian countries whose currencies were devalued, & last year's oil price drop that caused the oil & gas industry to drastically lower capital expenditures.

I interviewed chairman Neil Young -- he & his team acted responsibly. They reduced overhead, & invested in upgrading the higher margin service & calibration part of their business. They made substantial investments in high-level calibration equipment &

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