Gioca a Poker con Pamela Anderson

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Pamela Anderson è la testimonial di un nuovo gioco di poker che sta spopolando su Facebook. Si chiama BamPoker e, inutile dirlo, ha riscosso un enorme successo sul social network di Mark Zuckerberg, dovuto principalmente alla presenza della sexy star americana, non c’è bisogno di dirlo insomma.

In BamPoker dovrai giocare una entusiasmante partita di poker contro la scaltra Pamela, che non ti renderà certo la vita facile, anzi. Il gioco è basato sulle regole del Texas Hold’Em, gli appassionati quindi non avranno problemi nel giocare a BamPoker.

BamPoker è ovviamente gratuito, al momento il gioco è disponibile solo su Facebook, presto potrebbe sbarcare anche su Google Plus.

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