RNS Number:1562T
Gaming Insight PLC
11 December 2003




                               GAMING INSIGHT PLC
                            ("GIN" or "the Company")

                             FURTHER RE SUSPENSION

As further explained below, GIN is actively working towards a lifting of the
suspension of trading of its shares on AIM.

Gobarkingmad Limited ("GBM"), the principal trading subsidiary of GIN, was
incorporated in April 2000 with a view to broadcasting live greyhound racing
over the internet and a dedicated television channel and taking bets on its
interactive betting platform. GIN funded GBM's business.

GBM planned to launch its interactive betting channel on Sky television in mid
2001 and entered into a number of significant contractual commitments to enable
it to so. However, due to software and technical problems the launch was delayed
until June 2002. The financial effects of this delay were to materially increase
GBM's start-up costs.
Following the launch of GBM's television channel, revenues were materially below
expectations as a result of lower than expected levels of business, on-going
problems with the software, lack of UK racing rights and intense competition
within the industry. Appropriate action was taken to reduce GBM's cost base and,
where possible, to renegotiate supplier contracts. However, the cost base of the
business remained unacceptably high. Considerable efforts were made to increase
GBM's level of business by securing domestic racing rights and entering into
joint ventures but these were ultimately unsuccessful and trading in GIN's
shares was suspended pending clarification of its financial position.

In March 2003, GIN engaged external consultants with considerable gaming
expertise to review the business and assist the board in formulating the
strategy of the Company going forward. Since suspension, the consultants have
continued to work with the board of the Company looking at a variety of
potential new businesses in the same sector as well as future funding.

In order to allow GIN to develop its future strategy, Highland Fund Advisors
advanced a loan of #325,000 in June 2003. Today Highland Fund Advisors and
Brookspey Limited (a company controlled by Mr. Nigel Robertson, the Chairman of
GIN) have agreed to grant GIN a facility of #500,000 of which #100,000 has been
made available immediately and the balance of which will be advanced on 15
January 2004. On receipt of the full amount of the facility, GIN proposes to
publish its report and accounts for the year ended 31 December 2002 and the
interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2003 and to seek a lifting of
the suspension of trading in its shares.

Victor Chandler has resigned as a Director of the Company with effect from 10
December 2003 in order to concentrate on his other business interests. The board
would like to thank him for his valuable contribution to the company.





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