Kinbasha Gaming International, Inc. Announces Introduction of Lower Denomination Slot Machines in Tokyo Metro Area

Kinbasha
Gaming International, Inc. Announces
Introduction of Lower Denomination Slot Machines in Tokyo Metro Area

Parlors in Shinjuku and Fuchu Increased Gross
Wagers by Offering Players Slot Machines That Accept 5 Yen Tokens

HITACHI, Japan — May 20, 2013
— Kinbasha Gaming
International, Inc. (OTCQX: KNBA), owner
and operator of retail pachinko gaming centers in Japan, today announced
that it has successfully introduced lower denomination slot machines at two of
its parlors in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area.
Gross wagers at the company's locations in Shinjuku and Fuchu have
increased due to the fact that customers have the opportunity to play slots using
5 yen tokens, as opposed to standard 20 yen machines.

Kinbasha’s
parlor in Shinjuku started accepting 5 yen tokens at 17% of its 210 slot
machines in March. Its parlor in Fuchu
introduced 5 yen slots at 14% of its 196 slot machines in April. These parlors introduced the new lower
denomination slots through a promotional “5 Yen Slot Corner” at each location. Kinbasha also has 5 yen slot machines at
eight other locations outside Tokyo.

“The introduction of 5 yen slot machines at two of our
parlors in the greater Tokyo area has been a great success,” said Masatoshi Takahama, Chief Executive Officer. “The
lower denomination machines are attractive because they provide both new and
inexperienced players more opportunities to hit the jackpot on a lower budget. As a result, slot machine occupancy rates and
gross wagers are up at both locations.”

At
current exchange rates, the standard 20 yen Japanese slot machine equates to
about 20 cents to spin the reels.
Likewise, a 5 yen Japanese slot machine is similar to a Las Vegas nickel
slot machine.

In
Japan, a generation of younger players, as well as retirees who are new to
gaming, are attracted to the 5 yen machines. There is less risk of losing a significant sum
of money and players can enjoy the entertainment value of the game at a lower
cost.

Japan
is the world's largest market for slot machines with an installed base of
approximately 1.4 million slot machines. In comparison, the United States only has an
installed base of approximately 853,000 “gaming machines” according to the
American Gaming Association, and this figure includes not only slot machines,
but other gaming devices, such as video poker.
This equates to a Japanese market for slot machines that is almost two
times larger than the United States market.

Japanese
slot machines are similar to Las Vegas three reel slot machines, with the
exception that each reel on the Japanese machine can be independently stopped
by the player.

About Kinbasha Gaming
International, Inc.

Based
in Hitachi City, Japan, Kinbasha Gaming International, Inc. (OTCQX: KNBA) is a
retail gaming company that operates 21 pachinko parlors in the Japanese
prefectures of Ibaraki, Tokyo and Chiba.
For more than 50 years, the company's retail gaming establishments have
offered customers the opportunity to play the games of chance known as pachinko
and pachislo. Pachinko is played on a
device which resembles a vertical pinball machine and pachislo is played on a
machine that resembles a western style slot machine. Pachinko and pachislo are
collectively ranked as Japan’s largest leisure activity. For more information on Kinbasha, please
visit: www.kinbashainc.com

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shares are listed on the OTCQX.
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