PamelaPoker Closes

[Boat Drinks]

The collapse of internet gaming activity following the recent enactment of anti-gambling legislation in the United States has claimed another victim- Pamelapoker.com, the online poker website founded by none other than Pamela Anderson.

Pamela Anderson, who launched her own branded poker site alongside Doyle Brunson at this summer’s World Series of Poker, has shut down her site. Pamelapoker.com was part of the Doyle Brunson Poker Network.

According to Anderson on her website, “Poker site should have been shut down last month. I have nothing to do with it anymore. Too many shady areas. I really don't want to encourage people to gamble. This must be turned off. It just didn't work out. Even in my heart. Good luck to Doyle’s Room. I love him. He is authentic to the game. I made a mistake getting involved in something I know nothing about for a quick buck! Yuck. So unlike me. Glad it's over.”

Anderson followed the footsteps of Cindy Margolis, who launched her own short-lived site late last year.

[Harvey]

Yeah, I remember seeing the ads for this site. It had her (surprise, surprise) pulling her panties down around her ankles and looking seductively at the audience.

All of which, of course, has absolutely ZERO to do with gambling.

[randy]

Her site, PamelaPoker.com, just redirects to DoylesRoom.com now.

[Harvey]

A real tragedy for the world of poker.

Now she can go back to making terrible television shows and homemade porn.

I love how she scolds herself for getting involved in something she knows nothing about "for a quick buck." Wouldn't this apply to Barbed Wire, V.I.P., Stripperalla, etc.?

[randy]

Well, I guess it wouldn't apply to Stripperella.

[Harvey]

Originally Posted by randy

Well, I guess it wouldn't apply to Stripperella.

Good point.