Thank you for standing by. And welcome to The PointsBet Holdings Limited Q2 FY 2022 Appendix 4C Investor Presentation. All participants are in a listen-only mode. There will be a presentation followed by a question and answer session. If you wish to ask a question, you will need to press the star key followed by the number one on your telephone keypad. I would now like to hand the conference over to Mr. Sam Swanell, Group CEO. Please go ahead. Thank you. Good morning. And thank you all for joining the PointsBet Holdings Limited Second Quarter of Financial Year 2022 Business Update And Activities Report. This is Group CEO, Sam Swanell. And I'm joined on the call today by our Group CFO, Andrew Mellor; our U.S. CEO, Johnny Aitken in Denver; and our Group Chief Operating Officer, Mark Hughes, who is joining us from Dublin. Before we begin, please note all numbers referred to are unaudited and in Australian dollars, unless otherwise stated. Turning to slide three. The December 2021 quarter, as well as the month of January, has been a period of great progress for PointsBet. During the quarter, we saw improvement in relation to many of our core financial metrics, and we've also made great strides in terms of expanding our addressable market and delivering on our product vision. This has been headlined by exciting launch into New York this week. New York is expected to be one of the largest markets in the United States, and we are very proud to be one of only nine licensed operators to gain access. This is in addition to our launch in Virginia last month, and will be followed by our launch into Pennsylvania in February. These are obviously very substantial markets and allow PointsBet to leverage key NBC regional sports network assets in each market. We also, this week launched iGaming in West Virginia. We will continue to grow our total addressable market rapidly with Ontario, Canada likely to follow Pennsylvania. And at least a further seven States are expected to be added in North America in calendar year 2022. In November, we were thrilled to deliver our first major in-play product upgrade following the acquisition of Banach Technology, now known as PointsBet Europe. Sports betting is the product that is leading the expansion of online betting across the U.S.A. To win market share and deliver success in the U.S. market will require excellence in sports betting product and execution. As sports betting is legalized across the U.S. we anticipate that 75% of all online bets will be placed in-play, that is once a match has already started. Providing an elite optimized client experience in-play betting is beyond the capabilities of most operators who do not have modern in-house proprietary technology, combined with advanced models and automated real time trading systems. U.S. sports in particular continues to be poorly serviced in terms of the in-play client experience. PointsBet's superior optimized client experience, in particular around in-play, will clearly differentiate us from our opposition. The PointsBet Europe upgrade has now been applied to NFL and recently NBA. Further sports will swiftly follow. The impact on our NFL KPIs has been impressive and provides huge encouragement regarding the path we are on. In-play handle is up 44% since the upgrade, and Group COO, Mark Hughes, will speak to other impressive positive indicators later in the presentation. It's also worth mentioning that this month, PointsBet became the first operator in the U.S. to offer in-play betting with zero suspensions or 100% uptime across the core markets of NFL's spread and money line. Most people would be unaware that the majority of operators are operating at just 70% of uptime, meaning that when a client attempts to place a bet, the market is suspended 30% of the time. It's not hard to see the difference in player experience between the two outcomes, and thus the positive sentiment and ultimately ongoing patronage that will be earned by the superior product experience. In addition to in-play betting, another key product battleground is parlays, and in particular, same-game parlays. As such, it gives me great pride to announce that this week, PointsBet released its market-first NFL and NBA in-play or live same-game parlay. PointsBet same-game parlay has proven incredibly popular with our clients, and providing them with the opportunity to place these bets during a game, is a further example of how PointsBet is hitting its stride, leveraging the capabilities of our proprietary technology and models. As you see in today's numbers, it's also great to see U.S. net win increase 64% quarter-on-quarter to reflect the improvements we've made across the business. That improvement also includes iGaming. As is well recognized, PointsBet was late to the U.S. market from an iGaming perspective. We were not in New Jersey prepast the repeal like many of our competitors. And we took the time to build our own in-house proprietary platform as we set the business up the correct way for long-term success, but we are now making swift ground. In November we, we released the evolution live casino product set into Michigan, and this was completed for New Jersey in January. iGaming net win was up 145% quarter-on-quarter. And with West Virginia having launched this week, and Pennsylvania and Ontario upcoming, we will see iGaming revenues continue to climb on the back of our ever improving product suite. In Australia, the December quarter saw the seamless delivery of record activity across the spring carnival. It is imperative that we deliver a reliable, secure, and scalable system that meets the needs of our clients on peak days, such as Melbourne Cup Day. On Caulfield Cup and <inaudible> Day, PointsBet Australia processed over 4,000 bets per minute, up 2.5 times on last year. On Melbourne Cup Day, we processed over 683,000 bets for the day, setting a new record. This continues PointsBet's impressive record at successfully managing peak days without incident in both Australia and the U.S. To wrap up my introduction, I wanna return to the U.S. In New Jersey, we've historically operated without the benefits of iGaming revenue, and without the benefits of also being live in Pennsylvania. Many clients cross the border between New Jersey and Pennsylvania will not use an app that is not operational in both markets. We have the Philadelphia regional sports network via a relationship as the official sports betting partner of NBC. This delivers us integrations exclusivity for all 76ers, Phillies, and Flyers games an extremely powerful asset. We've been utilizing this asset to reach the South Jersey audience, but we'll shortly be able to unlock its full benefits by being live in Pennsylvania. Following our New York launch earlier this week, we are now amongst an exclusive group of operators that will be live in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York. In New York, we are again leveraging our NBC partnership through SportsNet NY, a part of the NBC Sports Group. SNY is the regional broadcast home of Major League baseball's, New York Mets, in addition to carrying supplemental coverage of the NFL's New York Jets. They offer PointsBet year-round multi-platform media and marketing opportunities. In parallel with these exciting developments,