New Dancing With The Stars Ties to Online Gambling Talent

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The online gambling talent pool is vast...or so it seems.

Before she truly hit the big time, Dancing With The Stars seventh-season winner Brooke Burke was the face of Gambling911.com premiere online gambling sponsor Sportsbook.com.  She was replaced by Gambling911.com star reporter Carrie Stroup, who continues to work both jobs.  Gambling911.com's "other" star reporter, Jenny Woo, once famously called Burke a "BITCH" (with all capitals) following one of the company's Super Bowl parties in LA.

Co-host Samantha Harris has left the show and guess who has replaced her? 

Brooke Burke, but of course.

And Burke is not the only Dancing With The Stars Season 10 personality to have ties to the online gambling sector.

Pamela Anderson will also be competing on the show.

For a brief time, Ms. Anderson was the face of her own online poker room, operating in conjunction with her friend and mentor Doyle Brunson, the face of Doyles Room.

She abruptly pulled the plug after legislation was passed that made it illegal to operate an online poker room from within US borders.

Ace King, Gambling911.com  

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