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Kenilworth expects ban to help Roulabette system

17 October 2006

MINEOLA, New York – (PRESS RELEASE) -- Kenilworth Systems Corporation (OTC Pink Sheets: KENS) Live remote casino table game provider, Kenilworth Systems Corporation stated the Internet Gambling Prohibition and Enforcement Act of 2006, signed into law by President Bush last Friday, October 13, 2006, will not prohibit but rather enhances the Company's proposed Roulabette(TM) System of playing along remotely with live casino table games. We deal with cash only.

Herbert Lindo, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer stated: "Internet gambling was always outlawed in the U.S. Las Vegas lobbied to make it legal to allow casino players to wager, from home or other remote locations, directly with the casino of their choice. With the credit card prohibition, that appears to become improbable. Roulabette(TM) will be primarily deployed in conjunction with Lottery Systems. Digital satellite and cable subscribers will be able to go to their local lottery agents and make cash deposits and/or collect winnings, in the same manner as if they are purchasing lottery tickets, using pre-encoded 'Roulabette(TM) Play Cards' inserted in the lottery terminals. Our basic patent encompasses remote satellite broadcasts and a pending application is directed to having exclusively state lotteries and other authorized public agencies manage all the cash handling and distribution. Using lotteries, that can only by law, accept cash deposits, concerned citizens and legislators will be assured that the high school student and college freshman will not be able to participate. By using the lotteries database, the compulsive gambler can be identified and, if necessary, limited or shut down. The additional revenue collected from the lottery will be available to fund state activities such as boost school aid and teacher's salaries."

If we are permitted to broadcast the live game action from a Las Vegas casino, state and federal government agencies will earn and collect the substantial income that formerly was earned illegally by overseas operators.

Unless an alternative is found, the illegal wagering may not stop. Determined players will find other means to make their deposits to wager. If the U.S. resident gamers have legal access for their casino and sports betting habits, the foreign operators will cease to exist. Their prime market was the U.S. resident.

Roulabette(TM) action is designed to offer entertainment, not hardcore gambling.

It is a practical solution to most illegal gambling. The Roulabette(TM) System is identical to simulcasts of horse and dog racing. The wagering takes place at the receiving locations, lotteries, homes, religious organizations that conduct Nevada nights using rented terminals provided by Kenilworth, not at the remote casino locations.

The Roulabette(TM) program will include entertainment and commentators (much like commentators of sporting events and poker tournaments) to assist players with the rules and regulations of the games. Live casino table game action may also be offered on slot machines and video lottery terminals, as an alternative and change of pace from native games.

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