LVGI Names Bob McMonigle to Its Board of Directors

Las Vegas Gaming, Inc. has named gaming industry leader Bob McMonigle to its Board of Directors. McMonigle, who industry observers and gaming writers often describe as "legendary," led International Game Technology (IGT) through worldwide gaming development and domestic and international sales during his 13-year tenure as Executive Vice President of Sales. Currently McMonigle is a sales and marketing consultant for Aristocrat Technologies.

LVGI is the only gaming company's board on which McMonigle serves.

LVGI President and Chief Marketing Officer Stephen Crystal said, "Bob McMonigle's joining LVGI's board of directors has brought the company one step closer to accomplishing our goal of becoming a leading company in the global gaming industry. Our new PortalVision(TM) product is being tremendously well received at G2E, and that successful launch, combined with Bob coming on board, proves that we are emerging as a very serious player in this industry."

Other members of the impressive LVGI board include Russell Roth (Chief Executive Officer), Kyleen E. Cane, Terry L. Caudill, Richard H. Irvine, George P. Kelesis, and Robert B. Washington.

About Las Vegas Gaming, Inc.

LVGI is a game-management system operator, supplier and game designer specializing in keno, bingo and lottery products. LVGI's patented PortalVision technology is a games and media content delivery system for gaming devices, smart phone technology and television. It is also the licensed operator of the Super Bonanza Bingo Progressive and the Million Dollar Ticket, as well as the highly acclaimed linked and progressive lottery-style keno game -- Nevada Numbers. LVGI is on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission. It holds more than 50 gaming licenses in 14 states. For more information about LVGI, visit http://www.lvgi.com.

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