FortuNet Inc. Announces Submission of Compliance Report for Mobile Gaming System to Nevada Gaming Control Board

Business Wire, April 4, 2006

LAS VEGAS -- FortuNet Inc. (NASDAQ:FNET) announced that it recently submitted a comprehensive compliance report for its system-based mobile gaming platform to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. The compliance report includes hardware drawings and software listings for FortuNet's stationary and mobile wireless gaming terminals controlled by system game servers. The compliance report is the initial step by which the Technology Division of the Nevada Gaming Control Board begins the rigorous task of reviewing new gaming products for sale in the Nevada market. There is no assurance as to the timing of the review process or that FortuNet's mobile gaming platform will be approved by the Nevada Gaming Control Board.

About FortuNet Inc.

FortuNet is a Las Vegas-based and Nevada-licensed manufacturer of multigame server-based gaming platforms. FortuNet's gaming platforms include networks of both wireless and stationary player terminals, cashier-based point-of-sale terminals, self-service kiosks and central game file servers. FortuNet is a leader in the mobile bingo gaming device market with its fourth-generation wireless and stationary player terminals marketed under the BingoStar(R) brand name and intends to enter the emerging mobile gaming market in Nevada. Traditional casino games, such as keno, slots and poker, can be readily adapted to FortuNet's gaming platform, which will be marketed under its WIN-WIN(TM) brand name.

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