White Tiger Gold Announces High Grade Drilling Results on Nasedkino

ROAD TOWN, TORTOLA, BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS--(Marketwire - Feb. 27, 2012) - White Tiger Gold ("White Tiger" or the "Company") (TSX:WTG) announces the assay results from the 30,000 meter diamond drilling program completed on the Nasedkino license area in 2012. The program was designed to increase the conversion of historical Russian approved C1+C2 gold resources into National Instrument 43-101 ("NI43-101") compliant mineral resources and to expand the current limits of the known mineralization at the Pridoliny, Zhelanny and Gora 5 deposits.

"The 2011 drill program comprised of infill and exploration drilling was designed to meet key objectives of upgrading the existing mineral resource, increasing mineral resources along strike and to depth, and demonstrating continuity of mineralization. We believe these results meet the objectives of the program and allow White Tiger to both provide an updated National Instrument 43-101 mineral resource report for Nasedkino by June 2012 and advance to a final feasibility study for the planned commercial production of the Nasedkino project," said Daniel Major, Chief Executive Officer of White Tiger Gold.

Highlights;

• Four diamond drill rigs were dedicated to in-fill drilling on the Gora 5, Zhelanny and Pridoliny deposits. Core recovery has been excellent for the entire drill program averaging over 95% in the mineralized intervals;
• In-fill drilling on Pridoliny, Gora 5 and Zhelanny designed to increase the conversion of historical Russian approved C1 + C2 gold resources deposits has shown that excellent continuity exists between the wide spaced historical drilling results and the new assay results reported in this news release and the previous press release of 28, September 2011;
• Pridoliny drill results from this program have returned higher gold grades than those previously reported in the 43-101 inferred mineral resource for the same deposit. Notable intersections include 5 meters averaging 11.89 g/t Au in hole 846 and 13.5 meters averaging 7.30 g/t Au in hole 797;
• Gold grades from recent drill results from Zhelanny also reported better than the average grade reported for inferred mineral resources for that deposit, and include intersections of 11.5 meters averaging 72.91 g/t Au in hole 607 and 3 meters averaging 43.43 g/t Au in hole 748; and
• Gora 5 reported a similar various between recent drilling results and previous resources with higher gold grades. Notable intersections include 3 meters averaging 6.92 g/t Au in hole 701 and 34.2 meters averaging 5.69 g/t Au in hole 668.

LLC Urangeo-Amur managed the drilling program, under the direct supervision of the TOMS Group ("TOMS"), an independent exploration and engineering company with offices in Irkutsk and St Petersburg. TOMS has extensive exploration management experience for a wide range of projects located throughout Russia and is approved by the State Government.

Pridoliny Deposit

The Pridoliny gold-silver-copper mineralization extends along a northwest trend and is inclined to the northeast at 39-55 degrees. Within the Pridoliny deposit there are about 30 small ore bodies identified. Zones of gold mineralization are present in the Pridoliny deposit achieving a maximum ore intersection on core of 50 meters in drill hole 882 and 44.8 meters in drill hole 772. In-fill drilling is being carried out on a 25 x 50 meter grid in general. The current mineralized intersections reported in Table 1, exhibit good continuity with the historical intersections both along strike and down dip. Visible gold has been recognized in drill hole 821. The mineralization is open below a vertical depth of 140 m and is potentially open to the south. In total, 377 holes have been drilled on the Pridoliny deposit for 60,220.8 meters of which 107 holes were completed in 2011 for 10,429.7 meters. The final 2011 drilling results including significant gold intersections are reported in Table 1. All results on the Pridoliny deposit have been received.

Table 1: Assay Results Pridoliny Drilling Program (at 0.7 g/t Au cut-off)

Section Line	DDH	Depth (m)	From (m)	To (m)	Length (m)	Au (ppm)	Ag (ppm)	Cu (ppm)
050	756	30	No Significant Intersections
050	758	80	6	12,7	6,7	0,89	1,19	240,73
050	758	80	18	25	7	0,95	2,97	835,43
050	762	50	No Significant Intersections
060	850	55	No Significant Intersections
060	852	30	No Significant Intersections
060	855	40	No Significant Intersections
070	764	30	15	20	5	1,85	6,90	105,20
070	767	90	37	40	3	0,72	5,07	291,33
080	786	70	20	26,7	6,7	0,80	5,33	848,31
080	786	70	59	62	3	0,87	4,10	1077,67
080	787	91	26,5	40	13,5	8,91	1,89	327,55
080	787	91	74	78,5	4,5	5,07	3,22	381,22
080	790	115	55,6	59	3,4	1,01	0,75	370,41
080	790	115	85,1	88,1	3	0,90	11,57	1236,00
080	793	130	31	34,2	3,2	1,67	18,23	555,81
080	796	141,5	77	81	4	0,81	2,86	159,30
090	769	93,1	26	31	5	0,80	3,48	720,08
090	769	93,1	67	72	5	0,77	9,78	1314,20
090	773	130	14,3	24	9,7	1,80	13,05	352,25
090	773	130	33,1	42,1	9	1,22	10,50	680,50
090	781	40	21,4	26,8	5,4	1,36	6,58	407,30
090	782	85,5	46,2	53	6,8	1,31	29,88	2490,88
090	782	85,5	64	67,3	3,3	0,96	7,26	1524,24
090	782	85,5	75	78	3	2,33	4,47	315,07
090	806	160	68,5	77	8,5	1,24	6,06	930,46
100	777	127,5	12	22	10	0,79	10,84	404,57
100	777	127,5	73,5	78	4,5	0,72	1,80	318,11
100	777	127,5	106	110	4	1,88	3,25	1806,75
100	777	127,5	115	119	4	0,72	1,42	1556,10
100	779	150	17	21,5	4,5	0,92	1,29	756,40
100	783	91,6	18	22,5	4,5	0,73	2,10	839,78
100	783	91,6	27,5	31	3,5	0,75	0,82	429,94
100	785	110,7	No Significant Intersections
100	788	30	No Significant Intersections
100	789	50	No Significant Intersections
100	791	71	42	51,5	9,5	1,42	20,53	2270,00
100	792	130	1,5	32	30,5	0,90	2,41	728,15
100	792	130	46	57	11	0,82	15,06	902,09
110	798	132,2	No Significant Intersections
110	800	87	44,5	48,6	4,1	0,96	1,29	1447,32
110	801	60	No Significant Intersections
110	803	147,5	118,2	133	14,8	1,49	11,94	2446,35
120	794	30	No Significant Intersections
120	795	91,3	1	9	8	1,79	18,51	299,13
120	795	91,3	14,2	19,5	5,3	2,43	29,01	5217,70
120	795	91,3	35	40	5	0,77	5,68	1447,74
120	797	110	33,8	41,3	7,5	7,30	58,66	9139,69
120	799	130	28,7	35	6,3	1,25	15,99	2074,79
120	799	130	63,5	73	9,5	1,76	8,16	1613,00
120	802	160	85,7	94	8,3	0,82	9,31	1177,98
120	802	160	103	117	14	1,72	8,29	1742,29
120	804	130	No Significant Intersections
130	805	91	No Significant Intersections
130	810	192,3	123	141,5	18,5	1,52	29,05	5562,65
130	810	192,3	152	163,7	11,7	1,87	11,54	3929,06
130	817	166	86,4	92	5,6	2,49	7,27	966,98
130	817	166	97,4	106	8,6	1,09	5,91	1936,15
140	814	30	No Significant Intersections
140	815	64	12,5	17,5	5	0,85	0,72	1125,60
140	815	64	23,1	28,1	5	1,38	1,16	253,00
140	816	170	28	32	4	1,20	0,95	50,25
140	816	170	39	42	3	0,82	0,50	63,00
140	816	170	61	67	6	5,05	0,88	139,17
140	816	170	139	145,2	6,2	1,86	26,36	5011,13
140	816	170	149	154,5	5,5	1,84	14,47	3177,27
140	818	112	69	83,4	14,4	0,81	10,07	1274,73
140	818	112	90	93	3	1,72	2,40	1090,33
140	820	70	32,9	39	6,1	2,63	28,43	5565,74
140	821	140	107,5	117	9,5	1,95	12,46	2340,89
140	821	140	121	126	5	4,03	12,05	3126,04
150	823	170	151,2	155	3,8	1,44	42,12	9680,53
150	833	110	89	94	5	0,83	0,64	81,80
150	833	110	97,8	103	5,2	1,47	1,94	554,94
150	840	50	13,5	19,2	5,7	2,19	14,85	5232,81
150	840	50	22,4	26	3,6	3,24	12,02	6076,94
150	840	50	31	37	6	1,01	3,08	333,83
150	840	50	43,9	49,2	5,3	1,37	4,37	1233,02
160	826	183	62	66,3	4,3	2,75	0,80	189,37
160	834	130	104	120,4	16,4	1,33	12,40	3598,38
160	839	80	3	8,8	5,8	2,23	55,40	6681,90
160	839	80	46	51,8	5,8	2,07	16,74	3402,34
160	839	80	56,1	74,5	18,4	4,79	5,38	1905,58
170	825	43	No Significant Intersections
170	836	145	64	68,4	4,4	1,56	1,58	2269,75
170	836	145	120	131,5	11,5	1,28	6,12	1459,74
170	836	145	137	143	6	0,95	12,48	4881,83
170	837	80	60	68,7	8,7	1,56	6,89	3773,44
180	830	190	115	120	5	0,95	1,90	1080,20
180	830	190	135,5	147	11,5	1,84	14,88	4150,17
180	830	190	150,7	156	5,3	2,06	4,60	2452,26
180	830	190	163	168,7	5,7	3,23	2,88	665,33
190	838	79	2	5	3	1,12	8,60	423,33
190	838	79	50,8	55,6	4,8	1,16	1,99	329,04
190	845	238	126	144,14	18,14	0,90	25,69	5646,76
190	845	238	226	234	8	1,73	1,13	1115,00
190	848	310	181	206	25	1,20	7,34	3851,56
190	848	310	262	268	6	3,19	1,85	1546,33
190	848	310	283,7	287	3,3	1,09	9,02	3120,24
190	882	170	34,9	41,7	6,8	0,78	0,52	3536,91
190	882	170	69,5	76,1	6,6	0,97	3,55	907,12
190	882	170	91	112,3	21,3	2,88	10,28	4480,51
190	882	170	117,8	127,7	9,9	1,75	3,99	3454,34
190	882	170	134	139,4	5,4	1,18	2,83	2252,04
200	842	243,5	180	186	6	1,06	2,85	2247,67
200	842	243,5	191	210	19	3,27	13,38	7474,17
200	842	243,5	214	221	7	0,99	3,96	4010,86
200	842	243,5	228,8	233	4,2	1,54	2,44	1584,76
200	853	283	No Significant Intersections
200	860	169	85	91	6	0,79	2,82	2936,67
200	860	169	100	116	16	0,84	3,74	2990,41
200	860	169	130	133	3	0,77	4,63	5593,33
200	860	169	141	149	8	0,92	2,46	3229,88
200	885	75	6	21	15	2,95	0,45	363,25
200	885	75	37	57,4	20,4	1,75	5,12	3144,34
210	784	270,5	213,7	219	5,3	1,03	0,47	547,70
210	784	270,5	249	265	16	0,89	3,89	3368,75
210	844	176	120,1	123,1	3	1,29	6,27	5613,67
210	844	176	134	137,6	3,6	0,92	1,68	1550,83
210	844	176	144,6	147,7	3,1	1,45	1,01	1192,90
210	844	176	156	174,5	18,5	1,01	1,68	1940,08
220	765	67	11	17	6	1,12	2,49	1608,83
220	768	110	12,4	16	3,6	0,82	3,47	1736,11
220	768	110	89	103	14	0,87	4,09	3257,36
220	772	150	48	67,8	19,8	1,11	2,82	2728,42
220	772	150	102	106	4	0,71	2,58	1985,00
220	772	150	111	132	21	1,00	3,22	3081,89
220	780	240	230	236	6	0,82	2,57	1953,33
230	760	60	No Significant Intersections
230	763	130	13,1	28	14,9	0,85	6,54	5172,21
230	763	130	75	78	3	0,71	3,53	2560,00
230	775	250	No Significant Intersections
230	861	40	No Significant Intersections
230	876	40,1	11,6	17,5	5,9	0,70	1,45	1607,36
230	936	50	10	21,6	11,6	1,41	1,15	1508,44
230	936	50	36,3	41,3	5	0,86	1,38	1610,00
230	939	53	18	30	12	1,00	1,88	1822,50
240	813	166	131	134	3	0,86	1,80	1618,73
240	835	179	No Significant Intersections
240	843	119	No Significant Intersections
240	846	90	20	25	5	11,89	1,24	669,00
240	846	90	31,4	44,5	13,1	0,82	1,42	926,63
240	847	60	20	25,7	5,7	0,97	5,88	5619,12
240	847	60	37	44	7	2,22	2,49	1889,60
240	883	30	No Significant Intersections
240	884	40	No Significant Intersections
240	886	40	No Significant Intersections
240	889	40	No Significant Intersections
240	894	40	9,7	16	6,3	0,89	0,43	911,79
240	898	40	30	35	5	0,76	2,98	2903,00
240	934	40	6	11	5	1,00	1,61	2089,56
240	935	40	10,5	17	6,5	1,17	0,25	890,92
240	935	40	29	34	5	1,99	1,54	1407,64
240	938	42	25	33,3	8,3	3,38	2,09	2027,01
250	755	90	11,2	23	11,8	0,94	1,31	1187,44
250	755	90	59	66	7	0,97	0,38	288,81
250	755	90	72	76	4	0,88	1,38	1154,25
260	879	36,4	16,4	33,8	17,4	1,12	0,66	1110,86
260	880	85	5	8	3	0,86	0,30	169,00
260	880	85	13	16	3	0,90	1,77	2700,00
260	880	85	19,5	28	8,5	0,94	0,61	1103,28
260	880	85	51	63	12	1,90	0,43	1549,42
260	880	85	67	81	14	1,24	0,22	681,56
260	881	80	28	33	5	1,69	0,49	1213,14
260	888	40	4	7	3	0,97	0,37	1161,00
260	888	40	12	20,1	8,1	3,16	1,84	3142,59
260	890	40	16,4	22,2	5,8	2,22	0,16	543,03
260	892	40	28	40	12	0,78	0,79	1288,04
270	877	51	No Significant Intersections
270	893	40	No Significant Intersections
270	896	40	8,5	15,5	7	1,04	0,73	1414,14
270	897	40	No Significant Intersections
280	874	20	9,9	16,3	6,4	1,19	8,24	758,22
280	875	40	No Significant Intersections
280	878	60	21,4	28	6,6	0,93	0,83	662,27
280	899	40	No Significant Intersections
280	929	40	No Significant Intersections
280	932	40	No Significant Intersections
280	933	40	No Significant Intersections

Zhelanny Deposit

The Zhelanny gold-silver-copper mineralization forms a northwest trending zone that is 450 meters in length and is inclined to the northeast at 35-65 degrees. Drilling has encountered at least 3 subparallel zones of gold mineralization achieving a maximum ore intersection on core of 57.4 meters in drill hole 771, 42.9 meters in drill hole 612 and 35.9 meters in drill hole 856. In-fill drilling is being carried out on a 25 x 50 meter grid in general. The current mineralized intersections reported in Table 1, exhibit good continuity with the historical intersections both along strike and down dip. Visible gold has been recognized in drill holes 607, 612, 748, 766, 771 and 776. The mineralization is open below a vertical depth of 140 m. In total, 82 holes have been drilled on the Zhelanny deposit for 7,723.9 meters of which 49 holes were completed in 2011 for 4597.9 meters. The final 2011 drilling results including significant gold intersections are reported in Table 2. As of today all results on the Zhelanny deposit have been received.

Table 2: Assay Results Zhelanny Drilling Program (at 0.7 g/t Au cut-off)

Section Line	DDH	Depth (m)	From (m)	To (m)	Length (m)	Au (ppm)	Ag (ppm)	Cu (ppm)
LC-510	715	65	53,6	56,6	3	1,10	1,33	59,67
LC-510	716	40	22,8	32,7	9,9	0,91	1,45	118,56
LC-510	720	91,2	No Significant Intersections
LC-510	734	110,5	No Significant Intersections
LC-520	600*	120	94,6	101,75	7,15	1,32	1,02	183,17
LC-520	602*	85	5,2	11	5,8	1,36	2,40	498,14
LC-520	602*	85	54,6	59,7	5,1	0,75	1,06	171,92
LC-520	604*	65	25,2	29,3	4,1	3,92	6,73	2942,66
LC-520	606*	99,6	No Significant Intersections
LC-520	608*	45	No Significant Intersections
LC-530	736	80,2	No Significant Intersections
LC-530	737	60,1	No Significant Intersections
LC-530	741	80,2	No Significant Intersections
LC-530	742	100,2	62,4	65,7	3,3	0,71	8,51	436,64
LC-530	745*	120,4	No Significant Intersections
LC-530	747	148	No Significant Intersections
LC-540	601*	103,1	82	86,2	4,2	1,19	1,83	290,00
LC-540	603*	30	No Significant Intersections
LC-540	807	140	97	101	4	2,05	17,53	3125,00
LC-540	808	87	No Significant Intersections
LC-540	809	70	20,6	44,6	24	3,20	2,06	467,32
LC-550	743	125	No Significant Intersections
LC-550	746	100	No Significant Intersections
LC-550	748	80	68,7	71,7	3	43,43	21,28	1978,60
LC-550	751	60	51,2	54,2	3	2,11	0,73	17,33
LC-550	753*	40	27	33	6	4,17	3,93	884,67
LC-560	605*	95	No Significant Intersections
LC-560	607*	80	51,5	63	11,5	72,91	3,96	139,54
LC-560	610*	130	No Significant Intersections
LC-560	611*	50	No Significant Intersections
LC-570	754	70,5	31,5	35,5	4	0,98	3,15	3,50
LC-570	759	90	39	43	4	0,97	2,33	17,50
LC-570	761	110	No Significant Intersections
LC-570	766	147	34	39	5	4,49	6,27	145,94
LC-570	766	147	78	86	8	1,31	19,20	1850,00
LC-570	771*	108,3	30	48,4	18,4	8,74	6,17	564,22
LC-570	771*	108,3	55	94	39	2,28	17,03	121,57
LC-570	776	129,5	58	70	12	4,57	2,07	763,50
LC-570	776	129,5	77	82	5	1,23	2,02	9,00
LC-570	776	129,5	86	92	6	4,31	9,23	68,33
LC-570	776	129,5	100	106	6	0,96	4,42	112,47
LC-570	778	146	100	106	6	5,63	13,57	2509,50
LC-570	778	146	127	130	3	1,18	7,57	1296,33
LC-570	856	106,2	9	12	3	3,98	1,03	201,33
LC-570	856	106,2	31	37	6	2,30	0,77	152,85
LC-570	856	106,2	58,1	85	26,9	1,62	9,97	66,64
LC-580	609*	170	62	72,5	10,5	2,49	21,44	2241,03
LC-580	609*	170	89,9	105	15,1	0,92	2,66	508,01
LC-580	612*	111,5	0,8	6,7	5,9	1,69	2,79	2,48
LC-580	612*	111,5	12,5	35,7	23,2	1,72	1,82	5,88
LC-580	612*	111,5	39	52,8	13,8	1,46	1,06	53,07
LC-580	614*	90,5	3	11,7	8,7	1,57	1,21	16,07
LC-580	616*	83,4	No Significant Intersections
LC-580	832	45	0	15,5	15,5	1,47	5,37	21,65
LC-580	832	45	20,4	31	10,6	0,97	5,15	10,44
LC-590	819	133	No Significant Intersections
LC-590	822	90	No Significant Intersections
LC-590	824	105	No Significant Intersections
LC-590	827	65	40	43	3	0,80	2,08	33,22
LC-590	828	30	No Significant Intersections
LC-590	831	41,5	No Significant Intersections
LC-600	647*	225	No Significant Intersections

(i)True thickness of the mineralized zone is unknown and is reported as drill hole length

* drill holes mentioned in the Press Release as of 28.09.11

Gora 5 Deposit

The Gora 5 gold-silver-copper mineralization extends along a northwest trend for 880 m in length and is inclined to the northeast at 30-60 degrees. The mineralized zone is thickest between lines 460-480. Good potential exists to extend the gold mineralization to the southwest between lines 450-510 and 550-580 and to the northwest of line 590. A total of 3 basic subparallel zones of gold mineralization are present in the Gora 5 deposit achieving a maximum combined ore intersection on core of 41.1 meters in drill hole 619 and 48.1 meters in drill hole 636. In-fill drilling is being carried out on a 25 x 50 meter grid in general. The final 2011 mineralized intersections reported in Table 2, exhibit excellent continuity with the historical intersections both along strike and down dip especially between lines 450-510. The mineralization is open below a vertical depth ranging up to 145 meters on the majority of drill sections. In total, 75 holes have been drilled on the Gora 5 deposit for 7,594 meters of which 59 holes were completed in 2011 for 5,394 meters. The current 2011 drilling results including significant gold intersections are reported in Table 3. As of today all results on the Gora-5 have been received.

Table 3: Assay Results Gora 5 Drilling Program (at 0.7 g/t Au cut-off)

Section Line	DDH	Depth (m)	From (m)	To (m)	Length (m)	Au (ppm)	Ag (ppm)	Cu (ppm)
LC-450	651*	50,2	26,2	29,2	3	0,76	35,08	1667,07
LC-450	653*	106,2	79,2	83	3,8	1,34	3,08	1296,84
LC-450	655*	80,2	10	14,8	4,8	1,42	5,40	295,75
LC-450	657*	91	No Significant Intersections
LC-460	631	70	17	20	3	2,21	5,67	176,67
LC-460	632*	100,2	37,2	42,2	5	2,01	3,30	1504,40
LC-460	632*	100,2	62,8	73,2	10,4	2,37	2,54	1331,90
LC-460	634*	25	No Significant Intersections
LC-460	635*	155,3	23,7	36,8	13,1	1,35	0,13	433,15
LC-460	635*	155,3	50,3	64,5	14,2	1,07	2,02	2326,72
LC-460	635*	155,3	100	121	21	1,06	1,60	1694,25
LC-460	636*	175,5	51,2	84,5	33,3	1,77	1,41	1033,79
LC-460	636*	175,5	99,5	104,5	5	1,87	4,14	3902,00
LC-460	636*	175,5	117,7	127,5	9,8	0,82	2,72	3014,18
LC-460	811	130	18	38	20	1,28	2,32	1076,55
LC-460	811	130	43	53	10	2,38	3,90	1934,70
LC-460	811	130	67	72	5	0,99	1,18	678,80
LC-460	811	130	89,4	100	10,6	1,55	2,11	1358,89
LC-470	658*	151	109	149	40	3,97	1,42	1418,30
LC-470	661*	126,5	83,2	91	7,8	2,95	0,29	1,06
LC-470	661*	126,5	96	99	3	0,89	0,10	36,00
LC-470	661*	126,5	112,9	123,2	10,3	1,42	2,49	2251,07
LC-470	662*	100,2	55,7	71,9	16,2	4,79	1,56	800,93
LC-470	662*	100,2	87,9	91,8	3,9	0,78	1,24	683,33
LC-470	664	80	26,3	61,4	35,1	3,19	1,40	1143,94
LC-470	666*	60,1	0	6	6	1,13	0,73	204,17
LC-470	666*	60,1	21,6	40,5	18,9	1,90	3,21	1184,76
LC-470	666*	60,1	44,8	53,8	9	1,00	0,77	479,34
LC-470	667	40	15	20,2	5,2	1,32	0,59	304,79
LC-480	638*	190	141,8	145,5	3,7	1,12	1,52	586,22
LC-480	638*	190	159	163,6	4,6	4,63	3,03	2126,78
LC-480	639*	127	61,9	72,3	10,4	4,43	0,15	112,98
LC-480	639*	127	75,5	90,8	15,3	1,82	0,48	376,28
LC-480	639*	127	103,8	113,1	9,3	1,07	1,98	2227,78
LC-480	642*	142,5	88,8	101,8	13	1,62	1,38	450,85
LC-480	642*	142,5	106	128,2	22,2	3,06	2,24	1336,50
LC-480	643*	36	27,4	34,8	7,4	1,56	0,86	466,73
LC-480	644*	101,2	2,2	6,2	4	1,30	0,13	180,50
LC-480	644*	101,2	18,4	24,2	5,8	0,75	4,84	1751,31
LC-480	646*	85,1	No Significant Intersections
LC-490	668	70	19,5	53,7	34,2	5,69	1,58	354,06
LC-490	670*	100,1	69,1	84,7	15,6	2,14	2,01	688,82
LC-490	672*	120,2	74	80,6	6,6	1,50	3,80	2074,97
LC-490	672*	120,2	94,8	110,5	15,7	1,49	1,73	1091,45
LC-490	673	142	115	125,2	10,2	1,08	3,09	1747,29
LC-490	676*	170,1	116,2	122	5,8	4,33	0,39	718,48
LC-490	676*	170,1	142	148,2	6,2	1,61	0,45	500,55
LC-490	678	42,2	No Significant Intersections
LC-500	648*	115	97,5	102,5	5	5,59	1,68	1170,60
LC-500	649*	55,1	25	33,8	8,8	1,18	0,27	140,98
LC-500	649*	55,1	37,6	43,2	5,6	0,79	0,17	120,89
LC-510	679*	20,2	4,2	14,8	10,6	1,31	0,30	530,34
LC-510	681*	50	No Significant Intersections
LC-510	682*	75,1	No Significant Intersections
LC-510	683*	107	99	105,2	6,2	3,54	0,93	659,81
LC-520	650*	76	9	16	7	1,31	1,51	2868,57
LC-530	685*	45,6	No Significant Intersections
LC-530	686	76	No Significant Intersections
LC-530	689*	106,1	No Significant Intersections
LC-530	690*	133	79,4	89	9,6	1,16	12,16	4332,10
LC-540	626*	151	98,8	104	5,2	2,36	1,22	583,42
LC-540	626*	151	110,2	115,4	5,2	2,15	2,75	955,19
LC-540	628*	110,2	14	20,8	6,8	1,47	1,41	399,91
LC-540	628*	110,2	84,8	90,2	5,4	0,83	0,80	356,48
LC-540	630*	90,2	No Significant Intersections
LC-550	693*	80,1	No Significant Intersections
LC-550	694*	100,1	21,2	25,1	3,9	3,39	1,43	329,38
LC-550	694*	100,1	80,9	85,8	4,9	0,79	1,82	950,82
LC-550	696	120	No Significant Intersections
LC-550	699*	142,1	No Significant Intersections
LC-560	623*	43,2	No Significant Intersections
LC-560	624*	115	No Significant Intersections
LC-560	625*	64,2	No Significant Intersections
LC-570	700*	30,1	5	8,8	3,8	1,49	2,52	552,76
LC-570	701*	52	8,8	13,4	4,6	1,12	0,40	157,65
LC-570	701*	52	27	31	4	1,12	0,43	95,25
LC-570	701*	52	37	40	3	6,92	1,27	215,00
LC-570	703	82,1	19,3	32,1	12,8	0,76	0,23	66,86
LC-570	703	82,1	52,8	57,2	4,4	0,94	0,37	113,73
LC-570	705	100,2	No Significant Intersections
LC-580	619*	102,5	37,7	41,5	3,8	0,75	0,25	10,71
LC-580	619*	102,5	51,2	75	23,8	2,44	1,24	173,24
LC-580	619*	102,5	85	98,5	13,5	1,54	2,42	710,53
LC-580	621*	50,2	5	23,1	18,1	1,94	3,76	806,31
LC-580	622*	23,9	No Significant Intersections
LC-590	706	40	12,2	17	4,8	0,91	4,81	2162,08
LC-590	706	40	20,7	26,5	5,8	1,69	3,84	738,62
LC-590	708	70	36	43,7	7,7	1,17	2,11	652,18
LC-590	708	70	48,7	55,3	6,6	0,93	1,55	205,92
LC-590	709	100	63,9	68	4,1	0,91	1,95	135,85

(i)True thickness of the mineralized zone is unknown and is reported as drill hole length

* drill holes mentioned in the press release as of 28.09.11

Future Exploration Program

The drilling program has been finished on the Nasedkino so far and proceeds on the Uyrum license areas. Assay results are available and currently TOMS is resource modeling. TOMS Engineering continues carrying out further metallurgical and communition tests on mineralized core from the three deposits to assist with flow sheet and grinding circuit design.

Qualified Persons

Dr. Alexander Sobolev, Ph.D, MAIG, Director, Geological Audit and Consulting Department JSC TOMS Engineering (St. Petersburg) and a qualified person within the meaning of National Instrument NI 43-101 and has reviewed and approved those sections of the press release related to Savkino and has verified the associated data disclosed in this press release.

Drilling, logging, sampling and dispatch were under the direct supervision of TOMS, an independent geological consulting and engineering company certified under the Law of the Russian Federation # 128- FZ with the latest revision dated December 29, 2010.

Micon prepared NI43-101 compliant Technical Report on the Nasedkino Project entitled "Nasedkino Project, Chita Region, Russian Federation, Mineral Resources, NI43-101 Technical Report" dated November 22, 2010, a copy of which is available under White Tiger Gold's SEDAR profile at www.sedar.com.

Quality Control

Drill core samples are processed in the Company's on-site preparation facility that is managed by ALS Chita Laboratory LLC ("ALS") and is independent of White Tiger Gold Ltd. The drill core sample pulps are then shipped to ALS's facilities in the capital city of Chita, Zaibaikal Region, Russian Federation where they are analyzed by Fire Assay with AAS finish. Copper, silver and 33 other elements are analyzed by ICP-AES. White Tiger Gold utilizes industry standard QA/QC protocols with respect to sampling procedures. Blanks, duplicates and international industry certified standards are inserted into the sample stream to monitor laboratory performance. Analytical results of control samples indicate there is no apparent analytical bias or systematic contamination of samples, and accuracy is within the stated specifications of the certified reference material. ALS Chita, an internationally accredited analytical company with 300 offices worldwide.

Additional information including press releases and public documents about White Tiger Gold Ltd. can be viewed at the Company's website, www.whitetigergold.com or at www.sedar.com.

About White Tiger Gold

The Company is a TSX-listed mining and exploration company, focused on mine expansion and the development of mineral resources in Canada, the Russian Federation, and Peru. The Company currently operates the Lamaque Mine in Val D' Or, Quebec; Savkino heap leach gold operation located in southeastern Siberia; and the San Juan Gold Mine in San Juan Valley, Peru. Plans are underway to expand gold production at each of Lamaque, San Juan and Savkino and to develop a gold-copper mine at the Company's Nasedkino property situated in Chita Region in southeast Siberia with the goal of becoming a mid-tier gold producer. The Company also holds three additional early-stage gold exploration licenses in prospective geological environments located in central and northeast Siberia.

Forward-Looking Information

This news release contains forward-looking information. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, that address activities, events or developments that the Company believes, expects or anticipates will or may occur in the future (including, without limitation, statements regarding mineral resource estimates (including the potential conversion of historical estimates into estimates that are compliant with NI 43-101), expected results of drilling and other exploration activities, the Company's receipt of certain assay results, potential mineralization, the potential scope of the mineralized area and the Company's exploration and development plans) are forward-looking information.

This forward-looking information reflects the current expectations or beliefs of the Company based on information currently available to the Company. Forward-looking information is subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that may cause the actual results of the Company to differ materially from those discussed in the forward-looking information, and even if such actual results are realized or substantially realized, there can be no assurance that they will have the expected consequences to, or effects on the Company. Factors that could cause actual results or events to differ materially from current expectations include, among other things: risks related to the exploration, development and production stages of the Company's properties; uncertainties relating to the availability and costs of financing needed to complete exploration, development and production activities; failure to establish estimated and/or anticipated mineral resources (no assurances can be given that the indicated and/or anticipated levels of gold will be produced from such resources); delays in the exploration and development of, and/or commercial production from, the properties in which the Company has an interest; the uncertainties involved in interpreting exploration results and other geological data; unexpected geological conditions; the speculative nature of mineral exploration and development, including the uncertainty of and the imprecision in mineral resource and reserve estimates; success of future development initiatives; operating performance of facilities; the possibility that the results of future exploration will not be consistent with the Company's expectations; changes in the price of gold or certain other commodities (such as fuel and electricity); fluctuations in the currency markets; changes in equity markets; changes in interest rates; failure to complete financings on favourable terms or at all; exploration, capital and other costs varying significantly from estimates; uncertainties relating to the availability and costs of financing needed in the future; changes in national and local government legislation, taxation, controls, policies and regulations; political developments in Russia; environmental and safety risks; delays in obtaining or failure to obtain necessary permits and approvals from government authorities; and the other risks involved in the mineral exploration business.

Forward-looking information speaks only as of the date on which it is provided and, except as may be required by applicable securities laws, the Company disclaims any intent or obligation to update any forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or results or otherwise. Although the Company believes that the assumptions inherent in the forward-looking information are reasonable, forward-looking information is not a guarantee of future performance and accordingly undue reliance should not be put on such information due to the inherent uncertainty therein. Additional information about these assumptions and risks and uncertainties are contained in the Company's filings with securities regulators, including its management's discussion and analysis dated March 30, 2011 (available on the Company's SEDAR profile at www.sedar.com). All of the forward-looking information made in this news release is qualified by the foregoing cautionary statements and those made in the "Risk Factors" section of the Company's most recently filed Annual Information Form dated March 30, 2011 (available on the Company's SEDAR profile at www.sedar.com).

The mineral resource figures disclosed in this news release are estimates and no assurances can be given that the indicated levels of gold will be produced. Such estimates are expressions of judgment based on knowledge, mining experience, analysis of drilling results and industry practices. Valid estimates made at a given time may significantly change when new information becomes available. While the Company believes that the mineral resource estimates disclosed in this news release are well established, by their nature mineral resource estimates are imprecise and depend, to a certain extent, upon statistical inferences which may ultimately prove unreliable. If such estimates are inaccurate or reduced in the future, this could have a material adverse impact on the Company. Mineral resources are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability. Inferred mineral resources are estimated on limited information not sufficient to verify geological and grade continuity or to allow technical and economic parameters to be applied. Inferred mineral resources are too speculative geologically to have economic considerations applied to them to enable them to be categorized as mineral reserves. There is no certainty that mineral resources can be upgraded to mineral reserves through continued exploration.