It won't be a surprise to anyone that I'll be voting...

It won't be a surprise to anyone that I'll be voting for both Lim's to be removed. A sale of Star Vegas will not change my voting intentions - all it would confirm (by way of a massive capital loss versus the acquisition price) is what a disaster the Poipet experience has been. Even if they do sell the asset I doubt Joey has anything to do with the decision making at board level anymore, looks to me like he's on the wrong side of a 3/2 board vote. This company has been riddled by bad decision after bad decision and most of that looks to have been at the instruction of Joey. He sounds more like a playboy than a CEO. The ManU deal always smelt to me, can't see what the company got for that $2m! The Aristo has under performed original expectations by a wide margin, it's lurched back and forward from VIP to mass focused and they've never been able to manage the win rate there - by far the most volatile I have seen of all the casinos I've looked at. Star Vegas as been a big learning experience for the company (and me as an investor). The biggest mistake was obviously been getting into business with Somboon, but Heng Sheng and Vivo Tower have been false starts as well. All the while Poipet is growing but we have seen none of that as shareholders. A CEO/ director should never expect to keep their job after a disaster like Star Vegas. July 18th can't come quick enough.