Las Vegas From Home.Com Entertainment Inc. Closes the Sale of its Operating Unit, Action Poker Gaming Inc.
Las Vegas from Home.com Entertainment Inc.(OTC.BB: LVFHF)(Berlin: LVH)(FWB: LVH) is pleased to announce it has closed the sale of its subsidiary Action Poker Gaming Inc. for US $2,600,000, an increase of US $250,000 from the original sale announced on October 26, 2006.Save
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