TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian gambling software company CryptoLogic Inc. and Playboy Enterprises Inc. will expand their relationship by launching the first Playboy-branded online poker Web site, the companies said on Monday.

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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian gambling software company CryptoLogic Inc. CRYP.O and Playboy Enterprises Inc. PLA.N will expand their relationship by launching the first Playboy-branded online poker Web site, the companies said on Monday.

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