NASHVILLE, TN--(Marketwire - Apr 9, 2012) - DHS Holding Company (PINKSHEETS:  DHSM ) CEO Mike Rohling announces that DHS Holding Company is submitting documentation to secure an online gaming license in Belize.

In his letter to DHS Holding Company, dated March 2, 2012, Honorable Erwin Contreras, Minister of Economic Development, Belize, stated, "It is my feeling that Belize will look very favorably toward an approval of this license, subject to a final review of your business plan and supporting documentation."

Mr. Rohling stated, "Despite the online gaming ban in the U.S., online gaming is still a $144 billion a year business worldwide, and is expected to grow 7% annually. DHS Holding Company intends on capturing a portion of the market share as we expand on our interest in the gaming market."

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