Big Three Restaurants, Inc. Announces Name Change, Change of Business and Reverse Stock Split

ORLANDO, FL--(Marketwired - May 2, 2014) - Big Three Restaurants, Inc. (OTC Pink: BTHR) (PINKSHEETS: BTHR) announced today that it has changed its name to Sports Venues of Florida, Inc. The changes to the business have been filed on Form 8-K with the Securities and Exchange Commission and application to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has been submitted which should be reflected on the quotation systems on May 15, 2014. The stock symbol will not change at this time. We also amended our Articles of Incorporation to authorized 10,000,000 shares of preferred stock, the series, preferences, limitations and relative rights of which may be determined from time to time by the Board of Directors and to effect a share combination (reverse stock split) with the result that our 7,500,000,000 outstanding shares of common stock are reduced to 1,500,000 shares of common stock, the effective date of such combination for purposes of the public securities market subject to a market announcement by FINRA, which we also expect to be May 15, 2014.

The Company will be retaining Turf Solutions Group, Inc. (http://www.turfsolutionsgroup.com/) as its designer and lead project manager to build and develop a 100+- acre sports complex in the Tampa Bay area. The sports complex is being planned to include eight boys' baseball fields, eight girls' softball fields, one multi-purpose synthetic turf field, six soccer fields, and one main stadium field for baseball/softball with seating for 3,500. The main stadium will have a turf surface that can quickly be used for baseball or converted for soccer. The main stadium will have an owner's box, two VIP boxes, a media box, and TV camera outposts included. The project will have a themed national chain restaurant, a national chain pro shop/sporting goods store. To attract tournament play with players from around the United States the property is planned to have multi-purpose housing units for twenty-four teams with dining area for teams and a swimming pool for team use. A splash zone and play ground are planned to great visitors inside the main gate, followed by a fitness trail to guide visitors all around the park with distance markers every 1/8th mile and various stations for workouts. W are also planning indoor/outdoor batting cages, an indoor fitness and weight training center, a fully staffed first aid building and restrooms strategically placed as required by local code. Retail food and drink kiosks will be scattered around the park. We also are planning a multi-purpose building for parent meetings, coaches meetings etc. When not in use by participating teams, this building will be available for rental by non-park participants. Finally, we are planning to include equipment and maintenance buildings, executive office, ticket booths and parking.