PartyPoker.com is offering Paris Hilton a chance to win back the Bentley Continental GT she lost in a poker
game at her family's Las Vegas casino... or at least one just like it.
The online poker house appears to be taking a crack at competitor GoldenPalace.com's publicity playbook, best known for paying $28,000 for the fabled Virgin Mary cheese sandwich auctioned on eBay and tatooing their website's address on professional boxers to circumvent advertising rules. So what does the heiress and Simple Life star have to reassert her Bentley ownership? Win heads-up against World Poker Tour host Mike Sexton in an online game of Texas Hold 'Em. Those thoughtful folks are even willing to set up a face-to-face, one-on-one with the professional poker player if cyber gambling isn't her thing.
Paris has 30 days to take them up on the offer.
[Source: PRNewswire via Big-Online-Casinos.com]













Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Adam @ Apr 25th 2006 1:16PM
Man, I wish Paris Hilton would just crash one of her exotic cars and die already.
Joe @ Apr 25th 2006 1:30PM
My money is on Paris. I think Mike will try to bluff his way through her.
shiznannigan @ Apr 25th 2006 1:37PM
I'll give five bucks to the guy in the picture of he pushes that dumb skank in the trunk....
Hung2 @ Apr 25th 2006 1:45PM
MUST be a slow news day?
bloggaru @ Apr 25th 2006 1:47PM
great pr move by partypoker
matt @ Apr 25th 2006 3:32PM
she should just take her losses. she'll get the pants beat off of her, HER PANTS!.
Buck Futter @ Apr 25th 2006 3:35PM
Is anyone else sick of seeing articles on this stupid spoiled whore?
Mr. Guzzles @ Apr 25th 2006 4:19PM
Someone needs to break this girl in half and make her eat herself. Eat something!
Crusin' @ Apr 25th 2006 4:23PM
I just love the picture!
You can almost hear her saying... "The front of this exotic is soooooo pimp"
mehool @ Apr 26th 2006 7:49PM
hahaahhah good comment cruisin'
Gianni Esteban @ May 14th 2006 4:58PM
Paris,
If you really wanna your GT back come over and try my page winyourbentley.com. I wish you more luck there!
Regards, Gianni