MOSCOW — First she tried to steal our secrets, and now she’s trying to steal our money.
Here’s redheaded Russian spy Anna Chapman in a photo for the iPhone app she’s launching, in which she challenges you to a hand of poker.
Packing a pistol in the promos for “Poker with Anna Chapman,” she’s looking for players who’ll pony up 99 cents to play a virtual hand — either “Texas Hold-em” or “5 Card Draw” — with the sexy spook.
But the winner may challenge her to a duel once they learn what’s in the pot. Whoever beats the glamorous 28-year-old will win access to an exclusive collection of Anna’s pictures in which she flaunts her stacked decks and other assets.
And — as if this is any prize — she’ll also automatically “friend” winners on Facebook and let them see her exclusive online blog.
She claims they’ll “get to know her secrets and private life details firsthand” and gain “a glance at her social life with parties, shopping and more.”
“Feel the thrill of playing poker with Anna Chapman, the real-life Russian Bond girl,” the promotions for the app read.
“We chose Anna because she’s a trendy, modern girl,” said Angela Waters, a publicist for Zeda, the company that produced the app.
Anna, reportedly a skillful poker player in her own right, is persona non grata in the United States, so Zeda had to go to Moscow to work with her.
The company quietly conducted the photo shoot since, under her deal with the feds, Chapman is not allowed to exploit her not-all-that-successful espionage career for profit.