Adv. Les-Gross: Now tell me, right, when I want to know who the plaintiff's customers are in the field of gambling, I can go to the ranking sites in the field of the plaintiff's gambling field and see who the customers are there, right? For example, 888, right? Will I see there that they are your customers?
The witness, Mr. Boustani: This, some websites also have 1500 pages, you can't really tell who all the customers are from one page.
Adv. Les-Gross: And if I go and go through all the pages? Can I see all of your customers?
The witness, Mr. Boustani: That's it, you can't skip between all the pages.
Adv. Les-Gross: Why can't I?
The witness, Mr. Boustani: Because they are not connected.
Adv. Les-Gross: So I'll see but, who are your top customers, on the first page? Will you agree with me that if I go to your ranking site and the top 10 casinos, I see 888 there and I see you, other companies, will you agree with me that these are the companies that also probably make you the most money, because otherwise they wouldn't be ranked first?
The witness, Mr. Boustani: But how do you know it's my homepage?
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Adv. Les-Gross: Is the person I see your customer?
The witness, Mr. Ozan: Apparently yes. But it doesn't work that way. The site is divided into thousands of pages, on each page according to the relevance of that customer, the customer is presented. At the end of the day, you need to know how each customer performs, by each category, by the same page they are on.
Adv. Les-Gross: I didn't ask, wait a minute, how do I know how to operate,
The witness, Mr. Ozan: Yes. You can't see them all. Nope.
Adv. Les-Gross: But who I see, I know he's a customer?
The witness, Mr. Ozan: Yes.
Adv. Les-Gross: Now isn't it true that I can sit a person down and let him scan all of your 1,000 pages?
The witness, Mr. Ozan: He won't understand anything from it.