Advantagewon Oil Corporation announced that it had finalized its proposed first quarter Drilling and Operational Development Programme. The Corporation intends to drill a minimum of six wells and may drill up to ten wells on three of its current LaVernia field leases before the end of first quarter, 2018. The intended plan will be to initially drill two wells on each lease, with additional locations permitted and ready to go based on the success on the initial drilling. For the proposed drilling, the initial six wells will target two shallow "Poth" sands at depths ranging from 1,100 to 1,400 feet. The Corporation has prioritized the "Poth" sand for its first quarterDrilling and Operational Development Programme as the Poth does not require a frac to produce Oil, saving costs and resulting in near immediate Oil production. The shallower of these, the "A" sand has been proven oil producer in the area for over 60 years. The deeper sand, the "B" sand, has produced oil and tested oil in a number of wells in the area, but has seen virtually no development. The three leases to be drilled total 698 acres. Drilling cost is estimated at $75,000.00 (USD) per well for a total of $450,000.00. The Corporation anticipates initial production rates of 15 bopd per well. In fourth quarter of 2017, the Corporation's Fourth Quarter Drilling and Operational Development Programme primarily targeted the deeper "Navarro" sand which required a frac. The Corporation has learned that the Navarro sand wells once frac'd take a longer time to recover injected frac fluids before seeing Oil produced vs. the Poth. The Navarro wells do have a long production life, once stable oil production is established, however Poth has the potential of rapidly increasing the Corporation's daily production. The proceeds from the potential increased production can be used to further develop the company's land holdings. The results from the Fourth Quarter Drilling and Operational Development Programme were successful and the Corporation is currently producing approximately 45 barrels of oil per day (bopd). Two wells previously drilled in that program are still not on production. The Corporation anticipates that one will be on production by the end of January while the other well will be fraced by mid-February depending on the availability of a frac crew.