Gay Poker Players Head Into The Closet With New Shirt Line

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High profile gay poker players the likes of Jason Somerville and Vanessa Selbst have increased interest in the game within the LGBT community. 

And now there’s a merchandise line that is looking to capitalize on this trend. 

It’s Poker Pride!

King Jack Suited out of Ireland has launched the new T-Shirt and accessories line with shirts that include taglines like “I might be gay but my straight beats your queens!” and ““Full house? Okay, let’s go to my place!”

In addition to T-Shirts there are hats and pins for purchase a la King Suited.  The typical tee costs US$27.

- Patrick Flanagan, Gambling911.com

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