Excapsa Responds to Kahnawake Gaming Commission

Excapsa Responds to Kahnawake Gaming Commission

MONTREAL, Canadá, December 2/PRNewswire/ -- XMT Liquidations Inc. ("XMT"), the court-appointed liquidator of 6356095
Canada Inc. (formerly Excapsa Software Inc., "Excapsa"), today responded to
statements made by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission ("KGC") in a press release
issued on December 1, 2008. The KGC announcement, which purported to clarify
comments made on a recent segment of CBS' 60 Minutes, erroneously stated
that: "...the Ultimate Bet ("UB") cheating was initiated while UB was owned
and operated by Excapsa."

In fact, Excapsa never owned UB. UB was a licensee of Excapsa's gaming
software and was owned and operated by an arm's-length third party. Moreover,
it is a matter of public record and well-known to the KGC that Excapsa
acquired the software code from a third party in July 2005, more than a year
after the cheating on the Ultimatebet sites began. The KGC's own press release
issued September 29, 2008 included the following statement:

"The Commission found clear and convincing evidence to support the
conclusion that between the approximate dates of May 2004 (emphasis
added) to January 2008, Russell Hamilton, an individual associated with
Ultimatebet's affiliate program, was the main person responsible for and
benefitting from the multiple cheating incidents."

Mr. Sheldon Krakower, the President of XMT, said: "It is disappointing
that, without any prior consultation, the KGC chose to hastily issue a press
release containing inaccurate and contradictory information. As we previously
disclosed, XMT does not believe that management of Excapsa had any knowledge
of the cheating tool and, importantly, there was absolutely no admission of
liability or wrongdoing pursuant to the recent settlement with Blast Off. The
settlement was an important step in Excapsa's liquidation process, avoiding
costly litigation and reinstating payments under Blast Off's promissory note.
Excapsa obtained security for the US $15 million settlement payment and the
balance of the note payments, and also acquired an ownership interest in Blast
Off's gaming software to hopefully generate further value for shareholders."

Mr. Krakower went on to say: "The KGC asked us to work with them to
ensure that the US $15 million settlement payment was used exclusively for
player refunds. We took the lead in monitoring the disbursement process and
gave the KGC full access to our files and records."

Information relating to the settlement is available at
http://www.wsbg.com/en/liquidation.html.

For further information: Sheldon Krakower, XMT Liquidations Inc., c/o
WSBG L.L.P., 1155 boul. René-Lévesque ouest, bureau 2010, Montréal, Québec,
H3B 2J8, +1-514-315-3674, skrakower@wsbg.com

Source: 6356095 Canada Inc.

For further information: Sheldon Krakower, XMT Liquidations Inc., c/o WSBG L.L.P., 1155 boul. René-Lévesque ouest, bureau 2010, Montréal, Québec, H3B 2J8, +1-514-315-3674, skrakower@wsbg.com

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