Cake Poker Could Soon Dominate With Aggressive Approach

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The Cake Poker Network is just reeling them in of late.   Its partnering with major online sportsbetting enterprises could help make Cake one of the top 5 online poker networks by years end.

The company, long associated with online sports betting's largest group, Sportsbook.com announced that PokerHost.com has just joined its poker network.  PokerHost.com is affiliated with another major player in online sports betting, SBG Global.

Cake recently joined forces with Doylesroom.com, an online poker venture that enjoys a close relationship with Costa Rica's powerful sports betting sector.

iPoker, a Playtech subsidiary, is already understanding of the impact brought on by teaming up with top sportsbook businesses.  Last month, iPoker entered into a business agreement with Europe's second largest bookmaker, William Hill.

Cake Poker was vying for the number 8 spot among all online poker rooms with Boss Media.

Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

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