Win Win Gaming Subsidiary Pixiem Launches Wimbledon Mobile Game in Asia; Company's First Western-Content Mobile Game in China and India.

LAS VEGAS -- Win Win Gaming, Inc. (OTCBB:WNWN) wholly owned subsidiary Pixiem, Inc. announces the launch of its Wimbledon mobile phone game in China, Taiwan, and India.

In China, the game is being carried by China Unicom, with more than 120 million subscribers. Wimbledon is also being carried in Taiwan by Far EasTone, Chunghwa Telecom and Taiwan Mobile with 20 million total subscribers, and in India by Reliance India Mobile and TATA Indicom with a combined subscriber base totaling 80 million.

The Wimbledon mobile game, developed by Pixiem under exclusive license from the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club Ltd. ("All England Tennis Club"), the organizer of the annual Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships, offers a realistic virtual tennis experience for mobile phone players. Players can adjust the velocity of their serves, attack the net, and add spin to their shots. Players can also choose from four levels of increasing difficulty starting with Club Challenge, moving up to Open Crown, then Royal Cup, and ending with The Wimbledon Championship.

All England Lawn Tennis Club Marketing Director Rob McCowen remarked: "We are very excited to offer our Wimbledon-branded mobile game in Asia and India. The game offers a number of fast-paced, fun features, and we think Pixiem has done an excellent job in representing the Wimbledon brand in developing and designing this mobile game application."

Win Win President and CEO Patrick Rogers commented: "The Wimbledon Championships are recognized throughout the world, and we are very pleased to kick-off our entry into the Asian and Indian mobile markets with such a celebrated brand. Wimbledon is also our first mobile game with western content to be introduced in these markets, and we are planning to launch additional titles with western-content, particularly in China, in the future.

"The launch of Wimbledon also represents a significant milestone for the Company's strategy to integrate wireless game and other entertainment content for mobile markets worldwide," Rogers continued. "We initiated this strategy with the acquisitions of Pixiem, Inc. and China E-Bear Digital Company, Ltd., our subsidiary companies, to acquire wireless game content development and distribution capabilities in the U.S., Europe and China. The introduction of Wimbledon in Asia and India marks the first step in our strategy to proliferate our game content on a global scale."

About Pixiem, Inc.

Pixiem Inc., a subsidiary of Win Win Gaming, Inc., develops and publishes licensed mobile games and applications for brand name companies in the sports and entertainment industry. Pixiem's licensed games are distributed through leading mobile phone carriers throughout the world. For more information, visit www.pixiem.com.

About Win Win Gaming, Inc.

Win Win Gaming Inc. develops mobile and lottery game content under agreements with sports, entertainment, and government/public-welfare entities. Services and support include marketing, content creation, design, promotions, operations management, technology, and infrastructure for specific customer/market requirements. For more information visit www.winwininc.com.

Safe Harbor Statement:

The information in this release includes certain forward-looking statements, including, but not limited to, statements regarding launches of titles with western content on new carriers, our ability to produce other mobile games and proliferate content on a global scale, the timing of future game releases, gamer demographics, the quality of future games, and our partnership with All England Tennis Club. Actual results may differ materially from the results expressed in the forward-looking statements due to factors including, but not limited to, uncertainties regarding market conditions, popularity of the Wimbledon game, demand for the Wimbledon game, the ability of parties to perform under the agreements, the Company's ability to raise additional capital; the ability to compete with other games in the market, or with companies that may be more experienced and better capitalized; changes in domestic and foreign laws; regulations and taxes; changes in economic conditions; uncertainties related to the legal systems in the Company's markets, economic, political, and social events in the Company's markets; securities markets trends; U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission regulations which affect trading in low-priced securities; and other risks detailed in the Company's filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.