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Date: November 14, 2003

Casino Moving Forward

Dorr, MI-Editors Note: The following statement may be attributed to Mr. D.K. Sprague, Tribal Chairman, Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi Indians, also the Gun Lake Tribe.

"The Tribal Council is very excited about moving our casino project forward on behalf of our Tribal Membership, supporters and the estimated 4300 jobs that will be created. The management expertise Stations adds to MPM will not only maximize revenue for the tribe, state and local governments, but will be an excellent fit because Stations is a responsible operator with strong ties to local communities and charities.

"After an extensive interview process we are pleased to have Stations Casinos joining our team. Stations has a reputation of giving back to the community that meshes well with our approach.

"Stations has a proven record of providing world class entertainment. We look forward to working with them in developing and operating our project.

"This agreement completes another important step towards our goal of helping bring jobs and economic growth to our area."

The Indian owned and operated law firm of Monteau & Peebles negotiated the Agreements on behalf of the Tribe with MPM and Stations.