LVGI TO EXHIBIT AT THE NATIONAL INDIAN GAMING ASSOCIATION TRADE SHOW IN SAN DIEGO APRIL 20-23, 2008

LAS VEGAS, NV, April 21, 2008 – Las Vegas Gaming, Inc. (LVGI), the gaming industry innovator in server-based gaming application delivery, announced today that it will be presenting its award winning PlayerVision® system and the OptimaSystem™ solutions at the National Indian Gaming Association Trade Show. LVGI will feature its innovative technologies at stand #1549.

"The NIGA trade show is of incredible significance, as Native American gaming operators have repeatedly acted as technological catalysts for change," said Jon Berkley, president and CEO of LVGI. “By bringing the PlayerVision® system to the Native American gaming sector, LVGI is able to help casino operators provide innovative new applications that increase time on device, percentage of wallet and overall player satisfaction. Utilizing existing servers that are currently deployed on casino properties and driving new and exciting applications onto the screens of existing video gaming machines on the gaming floor, LVGI is able to create a huge return on investment for the operator,” stated Berkley.

Utilizing it's PlayerVision® system, LVGI currently offers AdVisionTM, NumberVisionTM and PV-TVTM applications in its core software suite and offers horse wagering, sports book access and on-game bonusing through premium applications WagerVision® and BonusVisionTM. The PlayerVision® system currently has GLI approvals for its initial applications with more applications being granted on a regular basis.

LVGI’s OptimaSystem™ product is a Windows-based system that streamlines the management of keno or lottery operations. The system can be configured to operate and manage up to sixteen different numbers games simultaneously and can host multi-property linked progressive games. OptimaSystem™ applications can also be linked to the PlayerVision® system to drive progressive numbers games directly to the video slot floor through it's NumberVisionTM application group.

LVGI will also be showcasing it's suite of bingo products at the show. Featured products will include life-changing prize bingo games, such as Super Bonanza®, Super Coverall™, and Super Double Dab™. LVGI also distributes bingo paper and daubers, as well as paper products for keno, race/sports books, and other casino consumables. "Native American gaming began with bingo, and we want to show our commitment and appreciation for the game to the market that started it all", said Berkley. "NIGA is also the perfect showcase for LVGI to introduce bingo as a strategic business unit of our company. As part of this business unit, we are adding electronic bingo is and additional games in the very near future."

“As an industry innovator, LVGI is bringing a wide variety of new technologies to the global gaming industry,” said Berkley. “Technologies that enhance the player experience and drive improved returns for operators.”

About Las Vegas Gaming, Inc. ("LVGI")
LVGI is a game-management system operator, supplier and game designer specializing in innovative gaming technologies. LVGI’s patent-pending PlayerVision® technology is a platform for delivering server-based software applications to existing gaming devices. LVGI is also the licensed operator of the Super Bonanza Bingo® progressive and The Million Dollar Ticket® games, as well as the highly acclaimed linked and progressive keno game, Nevada Numbers®. LVGI is on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the company holds gaming licenses in many jurisdictions. For more information about LVGI, visit www.lvgi.com.

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