Home Gambling Network/i2corp.com Executives in Atlantic City Demonstrating Live Remote Wagering.

Business Editors

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 7, 2001

Las Vegas-based Home Gambling Network, Inc. (HGN) President Mel Molnick and i2corp.com (OTCBB:ITOO) President Chris Almida are in Atlantic City, New Jersey today giving a live demonstration of the HGN patented method of remote wagering on live games/events with electronic transactions to several key legislators and gaming executives.

"We are excited at the opportunity to demonstrate HGN's concept of remote wagering on live games/events with electronic transactions to a major US gaming jurisdiction that is considering the legalization of remote wagering," stated Mel Molnick, President of HGN.

Immediately following Atlantic City, i2corp.com and HGN's executives will be in New York and Pennsylvania respectively meeting with prospective licensees and investors throughout the week. Private meetings require advance notification if time permits.

About international intertainment corporation

i2corp.com's (http://www.i2corp.com) subsidiaries patent and license ideas that offer new and exciting experiences for the international entertainment industry. Their goal is to license methods and technology that open new channels of revenue for their clients while providing the maximum in quality, security, and convenience for their clients' customers in every available medium.

About Home Gambling Network, Inc. (HGN)

Las Vegas-based Home Gambling Network, Inc. (http://www.homegamblingnetwork.com) holds U.S. Patent 5,800,268 for remote wagering on live games and events utilizing electronic financial transactions, which have been successfully defended and validated on more than one occasion in U.S. Federal Court District of Nevada. HGN also has corresponding patent applications pending before the European, Canadian and Australian Patent Office.

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