CameraBoys Sponsors Grabbys, Plans Porn Star Contest

CHICAGO — CameraBoys.com has signed on as the Grabbys Awards Platinum Sponsor for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend series of events to be held in Chicago, Adult Webmaster Empire announced today.

CameraBoys.com, powered by LiveJasmin.com, also has secured 50 prime VIP seats for the site's models. The top-earning 50 porn stars who participate in a contest will be rewarded with a Grabbys VIP Experience, as well as free drinks.

CameraBoys.com also will host an invite-only dinner followed by cocktails with the nominees at the Lucky Horseshoe.

“We are excited to be part of the 2013 Grabbys festivities,” said Douglas Richter, senior authorized consultant for AWE. “The Grabbys Awards have a long history of putting on a great show.

"CameraBoys.com is honored for their wins, taking home the prize in both 2011 and 2012 for best Live Webcam Site. We are extremely excited to support this event, which offers a fun night for the gay industry.”

The contest for the top-earning porn stars is open to all gay performers currently working with CameraBoys and LiveJasmin, even those who are new or inactive.

AWE also is offering a $1,000 grand prize; the winner will be announced on stage at this year’s Grabbys.  

“This year's contest is a great incentive for porn stars to test out live cams,” Richter said. “CameraBoys will honor the most popular porn star/cam star on stage at the Grabbys, but will also provide recognition to the top 50 participating industry porn stars.”

For more information, email douglas.richter@brightguysinc.com.

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