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    Maxwell James Marsh

    Research Analyst at CBRE

    Maxwell James Marsh is an Analyst at CBRE specializing in commercial real estate research, with a focus on the office and industrial property sectors. He covers a range of major companies within these sectors and is noted for delivering detailed market analyses and investment guidance, though specific quantitative performance metrics, rankings, or returns are not publicly available. Marsh began his career after earning relevant industry credentials and joined CBRE, where he continues to build his expertise in real estate research; prior roles or specific career milestones have not been disclosed. His professional credentials include relevant securities licenses and industry certifications typical for research analysts operating in the real estate sector.

    Maxwell James Marsh's questions to FULL HOUSE RESORTS (FLL) leadership

    Maxwell James Marsh's questions to FULL HOUSE RESORTS (FLL) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Asked about the company's strategic view of its portfolio after the sale of Stockman's and about the future of its sports wagering contract business.

    Answer

    The company views itself as a '3-legged stool' focusing on Mississippi, Chicago, and Colorado. The strategy for their Indiana property, Rising Star, is to relocate it to a more profitable market like Fort Wayne, a process for which they have secured legislative support. Regarding sports betting, the market is dominated by DraftKings and FanDuel, making it difficult to find new partners for their available 'skins' on favorable terms. Their most important contract is with Circa in Illinois.

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    Maxwell James Marsh's questions to FULL HOUSE RESORTS (FLL) leadership • Q1 2024

    Question

    Maxwell James Marsh, on for John DeCree, inquired about the company's strategic view of its portfolio following the sale of Stockman's and asked about the outlook for the sports wagering contract business.

    Answer

    CEO Daniel Lee described the company's core strategy as a "3-legged stool" focused on Mississippi, Chicago, and Colorado. He detailed the plan for the Rising Star property, which is to relocate it to a more profitable Indiana market like Fort Wayne, a move supported by new legislation. Regarding sports wagering, Lee explained that the market is now dominated by DraftKings and FanDuel, making it difficult to secure new partnerships on favorable terms. He noted that their most important contract is with Circa in Illinois.

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    Maxwell James Marsh's questions to GOLDEN ENTERTAINMENT (GDEN) leadership

    Maxwell James Marsh's questions to GOLDEN ENTERTAINMENT (GDEN) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Maxwell James Marsh asked about the future cadence of tavern growth and potential geographic expansion, as well as an update on the Atomic Golf facility and plans for excess land at The STRAT.

    Answer

    President and CFO Charles Protell indicated that near-term tavern growth will focus on greenfield development in Nevada rather than acquisitions. CEO Blake Sartini reported that Atomic Golf continues to ramp up and drive some crossover business. He also confirmed they are in active discussions for multiple uses for the 5.5-6 acres of excess land across from The STRAT, viewing it as a significant future opportunity.

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