Gambling Firm That Paid £1.2 Million to Name Bonnie Blue's Baby Claims Fans Have Porn Addictions
A gambling firm that paid $1.2 million to name Bonnie Blue's baby BetBolt says her fans have porn addictions it wants to convert into gambling addictions.Summary
A gambling firm has defended its reported £907,000 ($1.2 million) payment for the right to name Bonnie Blue's baby 'BetBolt', calling it a marketing opportunity and saying the money was paid in full. BetBolt, an offshore crypto and sports betting service, won an auction that also included Top G, Group Project and Clavicular. Bonnie Blue announced the result in a video, saying she would shout 'BetBolt' across the playground and planned to register the name at Westminster Register Office, though she admitted she still did not know what BetBolt does. BetBolt spokesman Leo said the two brands had 'many things in common', adding: 'She quite literally fs thousands of men physically and we f thousands of men financially. Any true fan of hers is clearly vulnerable. It's the perfect opportunity to convert their porn addiction into a gambling addiction.' Leo described the approach as 'honest and blunt' and said the company was not afraid of alienating customers. Bonnie has raised unanswered questions about the arrangement, including whether BetBolt would be involved in her baby's life and whether she should thank the company. The payment is said to be complete, but there is no confirmation that the name has been formally registered.
(Source：International Business Times)