PornHub.com Enters Online Poker Industry

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Porn portal PornHub.com announced last week it had entered the online poker industry.  The site will also feature online roulette, blackjack and even strip poker.

From the Huffington Post:

Most of the croupiers are Costa Rica women, but occasionally well-known porn stars like Monique Alexander or Dani Daniels are expected to fly down and work the roulette wheel or blackjack tables.

Vice President of PornHub.com Corey Price stated: "Our users know a thing or two about having a good time online, so when a casino company approached us with an opportunity to blend gambling with porn, we had to consider it seriously," he said by email. "We decided to take a gamble --pun intended -- and go ahead with the idea."

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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