$VIPZ Completes Major Tech Transformation to Power Next Growth Phase.

VIPZ update: I have been following VIP Play (VIPZ) for a few months now, so this is not a new discovery post. The latest news fits directly into the longer story that has been building rather than trying to distract from it. Please see my other posts over the last few months for continued detail. Solid execution is showing up and the chart is finally reflecting it, up almost 400% from December Lowe’s from when the legacy seller pushed to get out. Since they’ve been gone, it’s been increasing steadily as everything‘s locked up between here and probably $.70 where most of the shares from the old reverse merger were bought. They are licensed in Tennessee currently and continue to work on new territories but Tennessee alone is a $5.7 billion gambling market as they add on more territories that’s gonna open up for even more total available market. Price action: VIPZ bottomed around $0.09 in December after the last legacy seller exited. Since then, the stock has moved to roughly $0.34, which is close to 400 percent move in a month. Yes, it has happened on low volume. That is not a red flag by itself. It suggests that most of the forced selling is gone and the float is much more locked up than it was before. Shares appear to have moved from legacy holders into people who are willing to sit on them while the company executes. What the company actually completed: The recent press release confirms a full technology rebuild: • New CRM using HubSpot to track users, retention, and reactivation • Upgraded payment and data infrastructure • Centralized marketing, influencer, and social media efforts • Rebuilt website and user funnel • Addition of Black Fire Innovation leadership with gaming and research backgrounds This is the kind of groundwork that usually happens quietly before any meaningful scaling can occur. The CEO matters: OTC companies fail most often because leadership chases headlines instead of structure. In this case, the CEO has put out a clear investor deck, laid out a plan, and is checking boxes in the order you would want to see. Uplisting, infrastructure changes, tech rebuild, and expansion into DFS and skill based gaming all fit together logically. CEO: Les Ottolenghi is not the typical OTC inexperienced CEO. A very successful 20 year veteran of the major casino, industry and ex executive of Ceasers and Las Vegas Sands. He has to know how, connections and is huge in the AI space where he keynotes AI conferences and has his own website dedicated to AI. That consistency is not common in this space. Bigger picture: Gambling and gaming are one of the fastest growing industries in the United States right now. Sports betting, DFS, and skill based gaming continue to expand state by state, and the total addressable market keeps growing. That alone does not make a company investable, but it does make it reasonable to take a deeper look at companies that appear to be executing within that industry. My view: VIPZ has already gone through the painful cleanup phase that kills most OTC names. What we are seeing now looks like a reset base, a tighter float, and execution that matches what management said they would do, I like the fact this is not hyped up. There’s no pumping dump happening just experienced management getting stuff done putting out investor decks making it happen. Disclaimer: still the OTC, which means you should be only using discretionary money whatever that means to you not money that’s needed by a certain date or covering your rent or your college tuition or your kids future or retirement, etc.. I am not your keeper so be an adult and be responsible with your money. That should remain a fun speculative play about looking around corners at what technology is bringing to the industry not some stressed out emotional play where if you don’t get it, you’re gonna go homeless.