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Webmaster Access West Attendees Invited to Go Bowling Nov. 20

LOS ANGELES — Sexentertain and Matrix Content are inviting webmasters in town for this week’s Webmaster Access West conference to attend a party at Lucky Strike bowling alley in Hollywood.

Billed as “bowling, booze and boobs,” the party begins with a VIP reception at 9-10 p.m. Guests arriving later should bring their conference badges for admission.

"[The event] is one of the few adult webmaster events that actually involves something other than drooling over half-naked porn stars," Michael M of Sexentertain.com told XBIZ. "Webmasters love this event because it gives them a chance to do business while having fun in a cool and low-key environment."

Lucky Strike is located at 6801 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90028.

The party’s sponsors include Mansion Productions, NSCash, World Wide Content, World Wide Feeds. XBIZ, Klixxx and FUBAR are media sponsors.

For more information about the event, email Mike@Sexentertain.com.

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