DHS Holding Co Is Granted Online Gaming License

NASHVILLE, TN--(Marketwire - Aug 3, 2012) - Charlie Barrett, President of DHS Holding Company (PINKSHEETS: DHSM), proudly announces that DHS Belize Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of DHS Holding Co, has received its Online Gaming License. On August 1, 2012, the Government of Belize certified that DHS Belize Limited has been approved to operate an Online Gaming business. 

Mr. Barrett stated, "This is a major accomplishment for our company, and solidifies everything DHS Holding Co has worked so hard to achieve."

Mr. Barrett went on to say, "This license approval sends a clear message to the investment community that there are good companies still trading in the penny stock market with great growth potential. These are very exciting times."

CEO Michael Rohling will be in Nevada this month, meeting with key executives in Las Vegas to discuss assembling a management team for the Cenote Falls Online Casino.

Mr. Rohling stated, "Experienced management and key personnel are crucial for the future success of the online gaming division of our company."

According to the PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP report on online gambling, casino and online gambling revenue is estimated to rise 9.2% each year globally, reaching $182 billion in 2015.

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