Khul Morit Property Endures Significant Potential to Host an Economic Deposit of Copper and/or Gold.

TORONTO -- Reno J. Calabrigo, President and CEO of Magnum d'Or Resources, Inc. ("Magnum") (OTCBB:MAGR) is pleased to announce an updated report received for the Khul Morit property licenses. Work done on the Kuhl Morit licenses included detailed mapping and sampling, which outlined several copper occurrences that also contain variable gold content. A favourable environment for porphyry copper deposits are suggested by zoned alteration in conjunction with copper-rich base metal mineralization related to Paleozoic-aged intermediate composition and hydrothermally altered plutons.

Fieldwork detailed the north and central portion of the property. This work revealed trench T-10 (located at the north end of Line 5800 E) contains 3.531 ppm Cu across 9 meters. Other nearby trenches such as T-9, T-11 and T-14 returned between 501 ppm Cu to 633 ppm Cu across 12 meters. Another area of interest is sample 186060 (located in the northeast portion of the grid area) where quartz-tourmaline breccia with minor limonite and trace amounts of malachite returned a value of 419 ppb Au.

Geological mapping has revealed more than 2 square kilometres of pervasive alteration adjacent to a multiphase intrusive complex. Alteration appears crudely zoned progressively southwards away from the granodiorite intrusive contact located in the north edge on the property as follows:

1) Quartz-tourmaline breccias with copper minerals which coincides
      with abundant sericite.

   2) Zones of copper-bearing quartz-limonite-hematite veins and
      stockworks, localized copper-bearing zones 1-50 meters in width.

   3) Kilometer-scale silicified zones with and without pyrite
      (oxidized).

All of these zones exhibit outwardly broad zones of sericitic-argillic- and/or propyllitic alteration.

Satellite imagery of the Khul Morit property reveals an oblate shape (elongated northeast), bleached white clay alteration zone which roughly covers a 1,100 X 1,600 meter area. Weak or poorly defined structural lineaments trend northeast in the north part of this alteration complex and trend west and northwest in the southern portion of this zone. Bedrock geology of the north portion of the Khul Morit license is dominated by quartz-tourmaline breccia bodies and the south half is dominated by limonite-stained, highly fractured rhyolite tuff and thrachytic rhyolite.

Trenching performed on the property returned values of 3,531ppm Cu across 9 meters in Trench T-10 located at the north end of Line 5800E. Proximal trenches T-9, T-11 and T-14 returned between 501 ppm Cu to 633 ppm Cu across 12 meters.

Another area of interest is sample 186060 located in the northeast portion of the grid area where a quartz-tourmaline breccia with minor limonite and trace amounts of malachite returned a value of 419 ppb Au.

Rock sample 184024, located in the west portion of the Khul Morit mineral license is hosted in silicified, limonitic, and fractured rhyolite tuff/flow sampled from a 15 X 20 meter area, returned 729 ppb Au. This area is located to the southwest of the 2004 grid area and is underlain by clay altered rhyolite tuff/flow.

The management of Magnum is very pleased with the results on the Khul Morit property. The Khul Morit property has identified the potential to host an economic deposit of copper and/or gold based on the widespread distribution of copper mineralization present on the subject property and also based on the geochemical widespread distribution of elevated gold values related to hydrothermal emanations spatially associated with the nearby Paleozoic granodiorite intrusion.

Mr. Calabrigo stated, "These preliminary results are the strongest that we have seen in our Mongolian group of properties." Calabrigo further stated, "The Khul Morit will be exciting to drill in the Fall."

A number of statements contained in this press release are forward-looking statements that are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements involve a number of risks and uncertainties including but not limited to: competitive market conditions, successful integration of acquisitions, and the ability to secure additional sources of financing. The actual results that Magnum may achieve could differ materially from any forward-looking statements due to such risks and uncertainties.