Good Doctor,
If SAMO comes up dry there will be no more holes in The Gambia in the short term.
If the hole comes up with black liquid stuff there will most likely be another hole drilled. Remember the Drillship is committed to one firm hole and then two options to drill additional holes. My guess is that if SAMO is oily (commercial) they will get as close to the Senegal - The Gambia border as they can and drill a hole to see if there is oil there. If so then there is a good chance that Samo / SNE are the same field (the Southern border on SNE has been drawn very close and parallel to border - perhaps too convenient?) and then FAR has a great unitisation issue to resolve!
GLTAH, DYOR, NFA, etc.
BSP
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