VIPZ

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I sold out at five bucks a day and I’m happy! On to the next! ($VIPZ for me thats been a long time coming have a few posts over past year, otc high risk high reward needs patience but coming along now)

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$VIPZ continues to tick up. New AI gambling platform led by 20 yr Ceasars / Sands executive Les Ottolenghi. Up 400%+ in past month post old legacy seller getting out post reverse merger. Lots of great news and investor deck. [VIP PLAY website](https://vipplayinc.com/vip-play-inc-company-update/)

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**Really encouraged by the VIPZ PR today. Solid progress, clear communication, and a management team that keeps delivering on what they say. Momentum is building, and it’s great to see the company moving in the right direction. Excited for what’s ahead. #VIPZ**

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$VIPZ since gambling is going gangbusters, why not look to the new gambling companies run by seasoned pros? 20 yr ex Executive Ceasers in Las Vegas Sands Les Ottolenghi paving the way for new AI enabled gambling application. Already approved and in Tennessee with a $5.7 billion total available market, drafting, and skilled gaming apps, this is someone who has a record of success in the industry. Originally a reverse merger, mostly old Legacy seller stock was bought between 30 and $.70 until they pushed to get out last December all the way down to .08. Now back to .34 and continuing to climb on low volume while this company remains undiscovered. No one selling its locked up. CEO and team have just been quietly getting stuff done., you can follow their investor deck and their press releases no pump and dumps here just making it happen and the future looks very good. A bet in the OTC is a bet on management, that’s why most of them fail because they have inexperienced managers with unrealistic business models. Unlike 99% of other OTC’s these are real industry veteran pros, Les has been the keynote speaker AI conferences and a history of proven success. If you like speculative OTC plays, this is worth looking at. Lower volume for now because No pump and dumps just getting stuff done. Review their news review their website review Les Ottolenghis linked in and his own AI website. It’s OTC so yes, you should be using discretionary money only for speculative plays. I have been following the stock for months and posting on it with news release releases, and will continue to do so. [VIPZ News](https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/VIPZ/news)

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$VIPZ Investing in the OTC, is investing in management. The overwhelming majority of OTC penny stocks fail. It’s not because they are scams. Very few OTCs are actual scams that are just terrible business plans and people with no management experience or network and connections. Then they run out of cash and the only people will find them are the floorless convertible types and then they get in a death spiral. For $VIPZ They got CEO Les Ottolenghi, a very successful high-level X executive of Ceasers and sands. He drives AI in the gambling arena and has the experience, education, network and drive and a great proven track record of getting things done. The product VIP Play, has licensure in Tennessee, which is a 5.7 billion market already and gambling is one of the fastest growing industries in the United States. Beyond that they are getting into fantasy sports and skill based gaming. The team is top-notch and or collaborating with places like UNLV developing the newest generation of AI platforms for this type of gaming. The company was born out of a reverse merger a while back , and over the past year as most reverse mergers go, there was a legacy seller who pushed the stock down slowly until this last December where they dumped everything they had and it bottomed out at eight cents, it has been rising nicely since it’s at $.30 now. Most of those shares were bought between 30 and $.70 so it’s quite locked up and nobody’s selling. The volume of course came back down and it’s generally not that high, which I do like because the CEO is not here driving some pump and dump yes, he is just getting stuff done, so it is still undiscovered and still quiet while they continue to execute. They have put out quite a bit of nice news lately you can go to their website. It’s quite nice for a very good professional. Investor deck lies as well. These guys are pros experienced. They know what they’re doing gambling apps or license to print money. I have put out a number of posts over the months, following their story and they follow a plan and you can see their investor deck that they are executing against. These guys are not out to remain on the OTC forever. Please review their news my posts, and if this is the type of speculative stock for you, you could consider taking a position. But as ALWAYS with OTC, this is NOT your mortgage, your rent, your retirement, your plan A, B or C Money, OTC even with the professional and great track record with the CEO we have it’s always speculation, you should only be investing money that is not time bound nor needed, and is completely and unequivocally discretionary for you whatever level that means. Investing in the OTC is trying to look around corners if you are investing if you are just trying to get in on some pump and dump momentum, you are essentially just doing a trade. If you are investing, you need to be prepared that your money could just sit locked up for a while while you might not be there for a while while they continue to execute before the numbers start rolling, etc.. Do your due diligence [VIPZ NEWS](https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/VIPZ/news)

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I been following $VIPZ, great CEO, AI and gambling app and like the investor deck and PR’s the CEO is putting out. 2 PRs last week, pps been moving steadily up from bottom https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/. VIPZ/news/VIP-Play-Inc-Makes-Strategic-Move-into-the-9-11-Billion-Skill-Based-Gaming-Market?id=505728 https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/VIPZ/news/VIP-Play-Inc-Announces-Strategic-Entry-into-Daily-Fantasy-Sports-Market?id=505942 So i will continue to accumulate as i can.

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Insults, lol ok you are the one accusing and insulting. Lets see, your profile: Catholic comments, more catholic comments but zero original posts ,especially zero stock posts but then suddenly OTC posts on VIPZ? Hmm pretty suspect. Now i get it, you are the one with some hidden motives, so guessing you working for skillz is not so far off base…. Guess i hit a nerve.

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Respectfully, this is a lot of speculation being presented as fact, and it feels like you’re focused on the wrong things. I’ve been very clear from the start that this is high risk high reward and that anyone looking at VIPZ should be using discretionary money only. This is OTC. That part has never been hidden or minimized. Not being “mobile gaming people” does not equal an inability to operate in regulated environments. Skill based gaming, DFS style platforms, and real money competition platforms are typically built by payments, compliance, and platform operators, not traditional mobile game studios. In regulated markets, that background is often more relevant than having shipped casual mobile games. The West Virginia decision keeps getting framed as a failure when it can just as easily be a strategic choice. WV is a small market with disproportionate fixed compliance costs. Walking away from a low ROI jurisdiction does not automatically mean they were unable to comply. It can mean they chose not to burn capital for limited upside. The Skillz comparison also misses context. Skillz built its compliance and regulatory infrastructure over many years and after reaching meaningful scale. Expecting a microcap OTC company to mirror that structure before revenue scale exists is not how these businesses actually develop. The anonymous “friend in the industry” argument is where your comment really breaks down. Leadership turnover during a strategy shift is not unusual in highly regulated spaces. Without names, filings, or timelines, that’s anecdotal, not something investors can verify. Lastly, if you’re someone who dislikes OTCs in general, that’s fine. But if the default position is to dump on every OTC name using the same template arguments, you could copy and paste this comment under almost any ticker and call it a day. That’s not analysis, it’s just a bias against the market segment. And before the inevitable speculation starts about me being a compensated promoter, read my post history. I’m a three decade Silicon Valley startup and regulatory professional who works with some of the smartest people in the world getting new technologies through the FDA. I wish I were compensated for OTC stocks, but I’m not. This is a hobby. I like looking around corners and making speculative investments with discretionary money. VIPZ may or may not work. That’s true of most OTC names. But pushing worst case assumptions and secondhand rumors as conclusions is not helping anyone do real due diligence. People should absolutely do their own DD and decide their own risk tolerance.

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Funny how people can read the same documents but come to totally different conclusions. What I interpreted is that this confirms the CEO and the team are not mobile gaming people as they confirmed no desire to enter any regulated gaming markets (thus confirming why he backed out of WV making it very likely that they will have to pay out the 4.5 million dollar term fee plus legal costs. Also, if you look at Skillz they dominate the DFS space but still have the necessary regulatory structure in place so if VIPZ wants to be competitive to Skillz, which is less of a gaming company and more regulated payments + compliance moat type entity, VIPZ wouldn’t have given up the WV license. Which brings me to the fact that a gf of mine (who works in the industry) said that they heard from folks in TN that the compliance team left shortly after the new team came on board. She said they were very well respected so their departure speaks volumes of the current management/CEO and the likely deficiencies apparent in the CEO and the team which the opposite of what is needed in this very highly regulated space. Lastly, she says this space is likely to get regulated soon given the increased concern regarding responsible gaming (of any nature). If that does occur, to have a team without mobile gaming experience or even the desire to obtain/keep licenses is not a group I’d invest in as this is an inherently regulated space. Then add that the fact that the CFO, CCO and compliance team as a whole left right after the new CEO comes on board is either a coincidence or reflective of a much larger issue. I’m sure you’ll disagree but I had to put this out there so others don’t fall for this very biased hype of a very questionable penny stock. Happy investing to all.

Fantastic-Top-4429

This is a really insightful update on VIPZ! It's refreshing to see a company in the OTC space with a clear strategic vision and a management team that has such a strong track record. The focus on sustainable growth and operational improvements is promising. The potential in Daily Fantasy Sports is particularly intriguing, given its

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You’re making a ton of assumptions and presenting them like they’re confirmed facts, so let me just clear up the main points here. First off, the whole “he was consulting for months” thing… that’s not some shady tactic. When you’re bringing in a real executive, someone who’s actually built things and has a track record, it takes time. Both sides have to make sure it’s a good fit. That’s normal. The fact they’re paying him a much higher salary isn’t some red flag either. Companies don’t hand out that kind of comp unless they think the person is worth it. Meanwhile, most OTC companies drag in someone with no real experience and then everyone wonders why 90 percent of them crash and spend their entire lifecycle dumping convertibles. VIPZ actually went the opposite direction and hired someone legit. Second, this “AI is untested” thing is just flat out wrong. This guy literally works in AI professionally. He speaks at actual AI executive events. He’s got an entire site and background in the field. The company already uses multiple AI systems and he built one of them. Calling that “untested” is just ignoring reality. The “old unused software from 1990” thing… come on. VIPZ is a modern mobile platform. It’s an evolving product like any other software. And they’re operating in a real market. Tennessee alone is a 5.7 billion dollar gambling market. They’re already live there and they’re lining up more territories. You don’t get into a regulated market if you’re running on some ancient backend. And you completely skipped over the fact that the new team actually got things done. The payment system upgrade alone was huge. If you’ve followed mobile gaming or gambling at all, you’d know payments are everything. He also got the company aligned for expansion, and they’ve already shown collaborations and partnerships in the investor deck and PRs. These things don’t magically appear unless you know the industry and have those connections. Also, I never “criticized the old strategy.” I commented on what was in the filings and tracked the direction the company was taking like any normal investor. You’re rewriting what I said to fit the argument you want to make, which is weird. And saying im pumping… this is the Penny Stock subreddit. The whole point here is people share what they’ve found and bring balanced info to the board. There’s limited info on every OTC ticker because that’s the nature of OTC. It’s high risk, high reward, and that’s exactly why good management matters. I’ve never pumped anything. I tracked this for months, kept telling people to just watch it, literally saying do not buy it at this point because I knew there was an old seller still in the mix and only pointed it out when the sellers were gone and the chart finally flipped. That’s not pumping. That’s literally contributing to the discussion like everyone else is supposed to do here. So what’s your point? Do you actually have one, or do you just like popping into every OTC thread acting like you solved a mystery because you skimmed the filings? So yeah, you’re mixing in personal guesses with selected pieces of filings and turning it into this dramatic narrative that doesn’t line up with what’s actually happened. Nobody’s calling VIPZ a guaranteed rocket. But pretending the team has no experience, pretending the product is outdated, pretending the CEO has no AI background, and pretending I’m trying to hype something… none of that matches the facts. I’m following the story because the company finally has proper management, a functioning platform in a real market, and actual movement instead of the usual OTC garbage cycle. That’s it. If you disagree, cool. But at least stick to what’s real instead of trying to force everything into a conspiracy.

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You are talking about this like it is a Fortune 500 audit and that alone tells me you do not understand how the OTC actually works. Early stage companies on the OTC will always have limited information, choppy financials, and uneven visibility. That is the nature of this tier. If you try to judge an OTC startup by the same criteria you would use on a mature public company you are guaranteed to get the wrong read every time. What actually matters here is the part most people overlook which is the quality of the management team and whether they have real experience delivering in the industries they came from. VIPZ has exactly that. You do not attract high level operators from major global brands into a dead end or a sham. People with that level of background have no incentive to step into something that will embarrass them. That alone tells you more about the trajectory than any surface level financial snapshot ever will at this stage. They also have a real product on the market right now. It is already generating revenue and they have just cleared the path for easier and cleaner payment processes which removes friction in adoption. That is actual operational progress. That is what you want to see from an OTC company. Execution. Not hype. Not pump behavior. Not shady dilution or promotion. And none of that has happened here. It has been the exact opposite. Quiet work. No games. No circus. I have been extremely clear that this is a speculative play and should be treated as such. That means size your position appropriately and understand the nature of the space. But pretending you are doing some deep forensic breakdown of an early stage OTC company while ignoring the only things that actually matter at this phase makes the entire analysis meaningless. If you judge early OTC companies strictly on starter financials you would have missed every single winner that ever came out of the OTC. The whole point is identifying real teams with real ability before the broader market figures it out. That is exactly why I follow this one.

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Overall good week $VIPZ, looks like the legacy seller is out, they were pushing hard since the beginning of the month. Looks like the last trench, maybe went in early this week but now it’s stable and now nicely starting to climb back up. DTC hasn’t changed for a long time no shenanigans. Float pretty locked, just basic OTC market maker Algo’s doing their thing on lower volume, but once there’s pressure should be nice. Looking forward to what Les and team can accomplish in 2026!

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Watch VIPZ, new gambling platform. Very strong management. Was a reverse merger, and as typical old sellers took a bit to get out, but it’s been stable at .22 for now. Les Ottolenghti is a high level executive in casino Arena and is leading the AI charge for the next level gambling platform. They are currently in Tennessee looking to get more licenses, and a solid collaboration with UNLV , partnerships for developing stronger AI for player engagement as well. Anyway, I’m not saying buy it. I’m just saying watch it read the news and study. All OTCs are going to look like shit on a fundamental level, so really look into the management and their track record. Of that in the OTC is a bet on management, well true the CEO is important to most companies. It is particularly in OTC because they are smaller and the management needs to be hands-on get shit done types. For VIPZ, very quiet very low volume for now been stable. Seen it pop from $.22-$.40 a couple of times before algos reset, showing the old seller is pretty much done. The DTC hasn’t changed for a long time. Yes of course I own shares, but I’m not telling other people to buy it, but I do tell him to watch it. Watch the news and see what happens and once it starts going up again or gets attention then you could decide if it’s right for you. But I cannot stress. OTCs are always limited information terrible fundamentals so you can’t sit there and argue with strangers on those metrics cause you will always lose and just waste your time arguing with them. You need to vet management more than anything. It will still be a high risk high reward arena water so this should not be core money that should not be Plan B money. That should be 100% discretionary money the same kind of money you would go to a casino and blow or blow on a big night at the bar or buy a bunch of scratchers that’s the kind of money you should be using the OTC. That amount is different for everyone but the definition still remains the same.

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VIPZ – CEO delivering the opening keynote at the Chief AI Officer Exchange tomorrow Oct 21. In OTC plays, it usually comes down to management. VIPZs management, our top notch, successful industry professionals , real killer, executing executives with a drive and experience and network, not some group of random individuals. You’ve never heard of with no track record behind. The key question is always whether the company executes on its roadmap. So far, VIP Play Inc. ($VIPZ) has been doing exactly that, methodically building, not hyping. This team is not out to run some low level OTC, these guys are serious players and yeah, they are not cheap so this company is specifically paying for an incredibly high-powered team with a great track record of success in their industries. Latest Update: CEO Les Ottolenghi has been announced as the opening keynote speaker at the Chief AI Officer Exchange, an exclusive event bringing together senior executives shaping enterprise AI strategy. Ottolenghi previously led digital transformation at Caesars Entertainment and Las Vegas Sands, and now he’s representing VIP Play on a national stage; another strong signal this team is serious about scaling responsibly in the AI + sports entertainment space. Execution Highlights So Far: • CEO transition to Les Ottolenghi, digital transformation veteran • Chief Design Officer added for immersive user experience • Chief Transformation & Revenue Officer with deep casino/entertainment background • Strategic AI partnerships with Decentral AI, Vokol, KaGen AI, and RDU Labs • Collaboration underway with UNLV to advance AI innovation • Multiple market access approvals and product launches in the U.S. Trading Context: The company went through a reverse merger earlier this year, and as usual there were a few lingering legacy sellers. That appears to have largely cleared. Volume remains low, which might turn off traders looking for fast action, but it also signals this isn’t a typical pump setup. It’s steady accumulation and execution by a real team focused on product and partnerships. Takeaway: OTC stories like this come down to management and consistent delivery. VIPZ continues to check those boxes. They’re building methodically step by step positioning themselves at the intersection of AI, gaming, and entertainment. This is not a meme or PnD stock, the trading volume will be low, so you kinda have to look at these companies as they’re coming along and figure out when’s the time to get in because you could and will be probably locked up for a bit, talking months most likely. But there are going to be only so many shares at the low end as well, so it’s always a balance of when to get in or just watch that is all up to you. I am not going to try to convince anyone to get in at any certain point in time I’ll keep following the story as it develops. [Oct 21 CAIO conference](https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/VIPZ/news/VIP-Play-Inc-CEO-Les-Ottolenghi-to-Deliver-Opening-Keynote-at-Exclusive-Chief-AI-Officer-Exchange?id=495061)Quiet until it’s not. Risk Note: OTC stocks remain highly speculative. You will always have limited information and the fundamentals are gonna be terrible simple as that they always are , which goes back to who is the management and what is their track record been, and how are the executing . Only allocate discretionary funds you can afford to risk

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VIPZ has an amazing strong track record management team, OTC it’s all about management. It will be quiet there because they are not trying to pump and dump. These guys are legit. You can look into all their backgrounds very successful. Look at the milestones of their news there just making stuff happen. Their Sports betting app is top notch, it’s a license to print money, they continue to get partnerships and licenses to commercialize and more areas, they are working with UNLV for additional AI functionality and boost player engagement. The CEO was a freaking executive at Caesars and sands with an amazing track record. This was originally a reverse merger. The legacy sellers are pretty much gone and it’s just hanging out low volume because they are not trying to pump it, but if you look 6 to 12 months down the road as an investment and not a trade, this thing is very real, do the due diligence! It will be quiet until it’s not

WildManOfUruk

Major Dilution happening.... "VIP Play, Inc. (OTC:VIPZ) announced that its board of directors approved amendments to the company’s 2023 stock option plan on Friday. According to a statement in a recent SEC filing, the board increased the total number of shares available under the plan from 5,960,000 to 18,250,000, subject to stockholder approval within 12 months. The amendments also introduced the ability to grant Restricted Stock Units (RSUs), which do not require stockholder approval."

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Looking at VIPZ over the past year, you can see a company executing in clear, deliberate steps. • Nov 2024: Signed a multi-year sportsbook partnership with Kambi, giving them a proven backend and industry credibility. • Dec 2024: Added a new CTO and secured West Virginia market access, setting up their first regulatory foothold. • Feb 2025: Selected White Hat’s PAM platform to power their US sports betting and iGaming expansion. • Mar–Apr 2025: Uplisted to OTCQB and obtained interim West Virginia gaming licenses, improving investor visibility and operational readiness. • May 2025: Launched the VIP Play betting app in Tennessee and renewed their Tennessee operator license, showing they can launch and sustain a regulated product. • Jun–Jul 2025: Strengthened leadership with a new CEO, a senior product design leader, and a revenue strategist to drive growth. • Aug 2025: Announced AI partnerships with Decentral AI and Vokol, signaling a push into next-gen sports entertainment technology. They have gone from partnerships, to building the technology foundation, to securing licenses, to launching products, and now to building out a leadership team and innovation pipeline. OTC stocks are always high risk and high reward, so it is discretionary money only. That said, VIPZ is showing the kind of step-by-step delivery you want to see from a company aiming to scale.