Adult Entertainment Company Vivid Joins Forces With Fantasy Sports Site

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Adult entertainment and fantasy have always worked great together….but Fantasy Sports?

Yes it’s true, the world’s largest purveyors of pornography, Vivid Entertainment, this week entered into a deal with the third largest Daily Fantasy Sports site DraftDay.com.

The Fantasy platform, owned by MGT Capital Investments, will produce a site specific to the Vivid brand.

“MGT Sports brings unequaled technical and operating know-how and we provide access and marketing experience to a loyal and enthusiastic fan base,” Bill Asher, Co-Chairman of Vivid Entertainment, told Forbes.  ”Through Vivid.com and our other websites we will offer easy one-click access and the ability to promote the site through Vivid Radio and Vivid TV, as well as through our other marketing platforms. Daily fantasy sports gaming is a huge and fast-growing segment and we are pleased to be affiliated with a company that is leading its growth.”

“We are deeply excited about working with a synergistic partner like Vivid,” said Robert Ladd, Chief Executive Officer of MGT.  “As over 80% of fantasy sports players are males with a mean age of 34 years, the demographics show we are addressing the same audience.  The Vivid brand has been in existence for 30 years, and this partnership offers a dynamic opportunity for millions of Vivid fans to test their skill in the daily fantasy sports world.”

Forbes.com notes that approximately 30% of data transferred over the Internet is tied to pornography.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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