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Poker Game Lode Claims
50 claims - 995 acres

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$13,000,000
Joint Venture $3,000,000

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This is the ground we want to mine!
The Poker Game Joint Venture Project 50 claims - 995 acres 50% / 50%
Total price for full purchase 50 claims - 995 acres
	Full House - 15 claims - 300 acres Royal Flush - 5 claims - 100 acres Straight Flush - 2 claims - 40 acres Ace in the Hole - 1 claim - 20 acres Wild Card - 1 claim - 20 acres Four Aces - 25 claims - 500 acres Four of a Kind #8 - 1 claim - 20 acres

The Poker Game lode claims are a set of seven claim blocks totaling 50 individual 20-acre mining claims along the central and southwestern portions of Slate Ridge, Esmeralda County. It is located within the Gold Point Mining District, which is noted for rich veins of gold and silver, as well as the base metal suites of copper, lead, zinc. The Poker Game lode claims strategically claim the mineral rights of historic and modern-day workings of the Gold Bug Mine. While several high-grade aureoles are claimed, the short-term prize on this claim group are two ore stockpiles on the Full House claim set totaling about 7,000 ton. Recon samples taken from the stockpiles range from 3.39 ppm to 40.3 ppm gold!

There are several veins in the Poker Game lode claim block. They are separated into two principal blocks, The Upper Hand and The Lower Hand. The Upper Hand is mostly a set of gold bearing veins with a strong background in silver and base metals. It includes the Full House, Royal Flush, Straight Flush, Ace in the Hole and Wild Card claims, totaling 340 acres. It also includes the stockpiles from the former Gold Bug Mine.

The Lower Hand is chiefly silver and zinc with strong components of copper and lead. It consists of the 25-claim Four Aces claim block, totaling 500 acres. There are several stockpiles from former workings scattered around the claim block.

The Upper Hand
The main gold vein on the Full House claim block is an anastomosing structure about 15 feet wide with rich pockets and strands. It is part of a wider set of veins that spans a zone a few hundred feet wide and extends from the northwest boundaries of claims 1 and 5 to at least the middle of claims 4 and 8, which would be 4,500 feet long. It is not believed to extend northwestward across the wash at the end of claims 1 and 5 and there is too much alluvium on the southeast to know where it goes in that direction; it suspect that the end of the mineralization is in the middle of claims 4 and 8.

The main vein on the Full House claim block was directly sampled twice, R-4 (15.8 ppm) and FH-3 (7.97 ppm). These were bulk channel samples across the vein. I suspect there are very rich pockets that caused the average to remain high. Samples R-1 & 2 and FH-5 & 6 were taken from the 20,000 ton stockpile. They range from 3.29 ppm to 40.3 ppm, which supports the aforementioned assumption about high-grade pockets in the main vein. We are encourage to think there is an average grade of 3-4 ppm or 0.10 OPT gold, which supports our stockpile potential worksheet numbers that would recover about 4,320 oz gold from the stockpile. Samples have been submitted for metalurgical testing. A plan for processing the srockpiles has been developed.

There are other veins on the Poker Game that have high gold values, such as those on the Royal Flush claim block. On this claim block, we have four recon samples that retuned assays of between 4.35 ppm to 41.0 ppm (0.14 - 1.3 OPT) gold. The veins pop through fractures within a Cambrian Wyman Formation limey sandstone, which seems to be acting as a cap rock. Some gold mineralization appears to have disseminated into the sandstone, increasing the probability of a much larger deposit.

The Lower Hand
The Four Aces claim block consists of 25 claims across the southwestern flank of Slate Ridge. Here several highgrade silver-copper-lead-zinc mineralized veins cut through quartz monzonite of the Sylvania pluton. Numerous digs, shafts and drifts explored these deposits to significant depths that created large stockpiles and ore dumps. Peak assays returned 1015 PPM (33 OPT) silver, 4.3% zinc, and 2.1% lead.

For more formation, please see our introduction to the project:

1. Introduction	2. Land Status
3. Permitting	4. Geology
5. Historical Data	6. Mineral Resource Potential
7. Joint Venture Opportunity

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