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Exhibit 99.3
 
 
 
Trans World Corporation
Slot Business Overview
(20042013)
 
 
 
Slot Revenues Summary:
As disclosed in our latest 10‐K filing, 2013 consolidated slot revenues grew by 5.3% YOY, supported by a 19.8% slot attendance improvement. Slot revenues in 2013 represented 54.0% of total revenue, a 2.0 ppts YOY increase.
 
 
Below are highlights of the growth and significance of slot revenue in TWC’s gaming business:
TWC currently has 350 leased slot machines, of which 277 are from Novomatic, 69 are from APEX and four are from Aristocrat.
   
Number of slot machines has progressively increased from 108 units in 2004 to 350 units in 2013.
   
Slot revenue grew from 18.7% of total revenue in 2004 to 57.2% of total revenue in 2014.
   
Bets range from a minimum of €0.10 up to a maximum of 25.00.
   
Majority of TWC's slot machines have multigame capabilities.
   
As of 2014, all slot machines in each casino are fully linked to a progressive jackpot outcome.
   
Jackpot payouts per machine range from 200 to 15,000; TWC has paid progressive jackpots above 100,000.
   
Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for slot attendance was 16% for the last 10 years (20042013).
   
CAGR for daily slot revenue per average machine was 9% for the last 10 years.
   
CAGR for annual slot revenue was 23% for the last 10 years.
   
 
Slot Expenses:
Since 2012, gaming taxes on slot revenue comprise of a flat 20.0% gaming tax (20% of this tax receipt go to the federal government; 80% to the local municipality) and a daily tax per machine of 55Koruna (paid fully to the federal government), or approximately $3.00.
 
 
Annual equipment lease expense for slot machines was $1,119,000 and $993,000 for 2013 and 2012, respectively.