matt marshall gives us a preview of the $3,000 event. our reporters tom giles and kim mcnicholas joins us. every once in a while you win big. case in point, light speed ventures. a venture capital firm that invest money in startups like playdom, both involved in online gaming. not the shoot them up games that most people think of when they think video games but the new trendy slower paced games like sorority life played on social networks, facebook in particular, they attract millions of players every month. what a venture capital firm wants is a payoff to make its investment public or sell it to a large company. that's what happened to the startups. the big playoff, playdom went to disney for a deal worth at the top end, $763 million. 763 million smiles for jeremy liew. jeremy liew is managing partner at light speed ventures. he's a frequent columnist to "the wall street journal" and techcrunch. tom giles is with bloomberg business week and kim mcnicholas with "forbes." i say $763 million give or take a bit. that's the high end number.