LOS ANGELES, June 2, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Hop-on, Inc. (Pink Sheets:HPNN) (http://www.hop-on.com/) announced today they are seeking licensees for their gaming software for California and other states to provide for new revenues of taxation from billions of dollars generated in the gaming industry.
A bill from state senator Rod Wright is expected within a few days that would provide players in California the opportunity to legally choose between multiple online poker websites in hopes of generating billions of dollars in tax revenue for the treasury.
Jay Pignatello, President of Hop-on, stated, "Hop-on is seeking licensees for its full Internet Casino software. The software has the ability to allow Players to play with real dealers and to play with other players in real-time utilizing streaming technology. This will be the ultimate gaming experience." To view the technology www.webcasinos.com.
All inquiries please email, contact@hop-on.com or call 1949-756-9008
About Hop-on, Inc.
Hop-on, Inc. (Pink Sheets:HPNN) offers multimedia services and has secured licensing agreements from essential patent holders for GSM, CDMA and WIFI technologies. Hop-on's exclusive software will allow users to stream live interactive feed from legal jurisdictions to play poker, blackjack, roulette and baccarat on personal cell phones. Since its inception, it has been known for developing the world's first disposable cell phone and Hop-on currently remains one of the few US-based manufacturers of cellular technology. The Company also distributes The Electric Cigarette™ and The Electric Cigar™.
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