Hockey fan gets porn site offer after flashing boobs at game

A hockey fan has had an unexpected offer after attending a hockey game.

The fan lifted up her Edmonton Oilers shirt and flashed the crowds at a game between the Oilers and the Dallas Stars.

The teams had been facing off in the Stanley Cup, with the Oilers ultimately winning out and advancing to the finals.

But it's the as yet unnamed fan who has caught the internet's attention after she was filmed flashing a camera, and the entire game.

And it was one specific part of the internet whose attention the fan has captured, to be specific.

That's because a number of adult websites have come out making the fan an 'offer' after the image of her went viral on social media.

A representative for The Porn Dude, an adult website which draws in in excess of 61 million views a month, has said that they would like to put the fan in front of a camera.

The fan cheered and laughed after flashing the crowd. (X / @Gerry39464526)

They went on to offer the unidentified fan a place on the PornDudeCasting set.

And it's not just The Porn Dude that have offered the mystery flasher a spot on one of their sets.

Adult streaming service Camsoda also told TMZ that they would offer her a lot of money.

The platform said it would want the fan to take to their site and 'show off her chest just as she did the other night'.

But just how much would the streaming service be offering the flasher to appear on their streaming service following her new found exposure?

Several adult websites have made offers to the fan since the match. (X / @Gerry39464526)

Well, they told TMZ the figure would be as high as $100,000 for her to make an appearance.

The Oilers ultimately carried the game, securing a 2-1 victory over the Stars taking them through to the finals for the Stanley Cup finals.

The team are currently seeking their their fifth Stanley Cup victory overall, which they last won back in 1990.

If they do go all the way, this would also make them the first Canadian team to win the Stanley Cup since 1993.