Nambling Notes - 1 October 1999

Investors' Corner -- The trading symbol for Online Gaming Systems, Ltd., formerly Atlantic International Entertainment, has officially been changed from AIEE to OGAM. The company changed its name to Online Gaming Systems to better reflect the nature of its business. Shareholders approved the name change in September. The symbol change signifies the last stage of the transition.

Latin American Casinos Inc. CEO Lloyd Lyons has signed a letter of intent to sell his shares in the company to Blue Whale Investments Ltd. The transaction is subject to a further definitive agreement in which Blue Whale Investments Ltd. will sell its Internet gaming assets to LACI for additional shares.

Wheelin' & Dealin' -- Transnet Services Ltd., a subsidiary of Xirtrix Gaming Technologies Inc. , announced Monday the signing of licensing agreements with Midas World Holding, S.A. and Playbaby Inc. Both companies will be licensed in the Dominican Republic and are scheduled to go live with online casinos in November. Transnet will develop www.MerlinsCasino.com for Midas World Holding and www.GoldenTreasureCasino.com for Playbaby.

NWDP.com has announced its entrance into the sports wagering industry through its intended acquisition of Software Net Solutions, a developer of online sports betting software.

New Stuff -- Poker.com, Inc., the latest licensee of multi-player poker software developer ASF Software has commenced beta testing for its website at www.poker.com. The site is expected to begin accepting bets within the next week or two. The company expects to generate revenues from marketing the multi-player poker room, an opt-in advertising program, banner advertising, retail e-commerce sales and from royalties earned from sub-licensees. The bulk of the company's ad revenues will be through a program in which it purchases e-mail addresses from webmasters who identify customers interested in subscribing to a free poker newsletter. The revenues will be generated from companies who sponsor the bi-weekly newsletter. The company also intends to acquire licensing rights from several existing casino software developers. It will then license out the software technologies to prospective and existing casino operators. Revenues will be generated by sharing in the licensing fees and by earning a percentage of royalty fees.

Winchester Mining Corp. has announced that its online gaming site at www.hollywoodgoldcasino.com is fully operational. The site is a licensee of Global Interactive, which licenses software developed by Starnet. The company also announced that it's negotiating the purchase of two already established websites with cash flow and medium size clientele. It's prepared to enter the ISP sector to further promote its business.