Power Play Software To Introduce Cupid 2.0 System

The Power Play Development Corporation is the parent company of the Internet's largest online poker community, National League of Poker (NLOP), and developer of the online poker communities PowerPlay software platform. CEO Michael Clebnik will be making a presentation at the upcoming Southern California Investment Association, Inc's 2007 Capital Conference, scheduled for December 1, demonstrating the new system, Cupid 2.0.

NLOP is based on 'advergaming', a new trend in online gaming that has become widely popular, especially in the US, since the passage of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 (UIGEA). Advergaming is a form of online gaming that does not require the player to deposit funds, place wagers or make an investment of any kind, yet real cash prizes are awarded to the winners. The NLOP relies on sponsorship from various companies through advertising on the gaming web site.

Clebnik's presentation will focus on five key trends in the online advergaming industry, followed afterwards by a demonstration of the new Cupid 2.0 software platform.

Clebnik commented on the current out of the company, "Power Play is in a position to capitalize on the overwhelming demand for US-legal online poker. The Southern California Investment Association, Inc. is the perfect platform for increasing awareness of our company and helping to spearhead our continuing growth and exposure to the investor community."