PETOSKEY, Mich., Sept. 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Federal, New York State, and Sullivan County officials, as well as leaders of the business and labor communities in the Hudson Valley Region, joined together in urging Assistant U.S. Secretary of the Interior Larry EchoHawk, who oversees the Bureau of Indian Affairs, to support Class III Gaming Facilities in Sullivan County in order to stimulate the region's economy, during a meeting with them last week.

John Paulsen, CEO of Rotate Black, noted the solid support by saying, "It is quite impressive that all elected officials including United State Senators Charles Schumer and Kathleen Gillibrand, Congressman Maurice Hinchey, Governor David Paterson, State Senator John Bonacic, Assemblywoman Aileen Gunther, and Sullivan County officials and leaders of the business and residential communities have united in their efforts to revitalize and stimulate the Hudson Valley Region with Class III gaming facilities."

Rotate Black and the Seneca Nation of Indians, a federally recognized sovereign Indian Nation, the Seneca Catskills Gaming Corporation, a wholly-owned corporate entity of the Nation, is planning to develop a Class III Gaming casino in the Town of Thompson, Sullivan County.

Once completed, the Seneca Catskill Mountains Hotel and Casino will include two million square feet of space, 6,000 slot machines, 120 table games, 30 poker tables, race book center, a 1,500 room hotel and spa, 12 restaurants, high end retail space, a 5,000-seat arena and 100,000 square feet of banquet space, and an arcade center amongst other amenities.

About Rotate Black, Inc.

Rotate Black, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: ROBK) is a premier development and management company of global resort and casino properties. The Company makes investments specifically targeted towards the gaming industry, seeking to maximize total return from capital appreciation and income. The management and Board of Directors have extensive experience in successfully developing and managing resort properties.

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