Illegal gambling on the World Cup is prevalent in countries like Thailand and Malaysia, where football is hugely popular, but which don't have legal betting alternatives. Betting or promoting gambling on football is a criminal offense in Thailand, but those who get caught often face only a small fine of 1,000 baht ($31.17). Singapore Anti-Gambling Campaign Goes Viral with Germany Win Singapore Anti-Gambling Campaign Goes Viral with Germany Win. An anti-gambling advert which featured a man putting his son's life savings on Germany winning the World Cup was widely panned by Singaporeans online Wednesday after it was shown lol Brazil's crushing defeat. Singapore anti-gambling ad turns into World Cup hot tip
Elephants kick off anti-gambling campaign in Thailand
Documents seen by the Guardian show that gambling companies, broadcasters and the advertising industry responded to the review with a joint offer of a “national campaign” to show off their commitment to tackling addiction. In . ... Media National Council for Problem Gambling Skip Ribbon Commands Skip to main content Sign In NCPG - English Top Link Bar NCPG - English Currently selected Content Management Manage Learn about Problem Gambling Articles ... Elephants Play Soccer in Thailand Ahead of World Cup As ... A group of elephants in Thailand played soccer Tuesday, as part of an anti-gambling campaign leading up to the start of the FIFA World Cup. Painted with the flags of countries competing in the international soccer event ... Anti-gambling Brazil World Cup ad backfires when Germany ...
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Hurlingham Club poker night for 15-year-olds branded ... Hurlingham Club poker night for 15-year-olds branded 'staggeringly ill-conceived' by anti gambling campaign Save ... has said that this summer’s World Cup was a gambling watershed with millions ... Anti-gambling World Cup ad backfires when Germany win finals An anti-gambling campaign depicting a little boy whose dad has bet his life savings on Germany winning the World Cup has spectacularly backfired. NCPG to continue with anti-gambling World Cup ad As part of a campaign, it is being screened on television and in cinemas along with print ads and posters at bus stops and coffee shops. ... NCPG to continue with anti-gambling World Cup ad.
Thai elephants kick off anti-gambling campaign ahead of
News & Events - Chomthana On the 25th June 2018, Chomthana and the Khu Bang Luang police station cooperated to promote its anti-gambling campaign among Thai youths during the 2018 World Cup season. # worldcup2018 # antigamblingforthaiyouths. Anti Gambling Thai Youths World Cup 2018 Singapore puts new spin to mocked anti-gambling ad - CNBC Singapore puts new spin to mocked anti-gambling ad. ... After Germany trounced Brazil in the run up to the World Cup final, the child character from a Singapore anti-gambling ad became a worldwide ... Thai elephants kick off anti-gambling campaign ahead of World Cup AYUTTHAYA/BANGKOK (Reuters) - Elephants kicked off World Cup fever in Thailand’s ancient capital of Ayutthaya on Tuesday, playing a soccer match to raise awareness against illegal gambling. Nine ...
Thai elephants kick off anti-gambling campaign ahead of World Cup
Thai elephants kick off anti-gambling campaign ahead of Jun 12, 2018 · Thai elephants kick off anti-gambling campaign ahead of World Cup. More. By Juarawee Kittisilpa and Patpicha Tanakasempipat. AYUTTHAYA/BANGKOK (Reuters) - Elephants kicked off World Cup fever in Thailand's ancient capital of Ayutthaya on Tuesday, playing a soccer match to raise awareness against illegal gambling. Thai elephants kick off anti-gambling campaign ahead of Jun 12, 2018 · Illegal gambling on the World Cup is prevalent in countries like Thailand and Malaysia, where football is hugely popular, but which don't have legal betting alternatives. Betting or promoting gambling on football is a criminal offense in Thailand, but those who get caught often face only a small fine of 1,000 baht ($31.17). Elephants kick off anti-gambling campaign in Thailand
Elephants kicked off World Cup fever in Thailand’s ancient capital of Ayutthaya on Tuesday, playing a soccer match to raise awareness against illegal gambling. Nine elephants, painted with the flags of countries ... Anti-gambling ad goes viral after Germany's victory in World ... A still from the National Council for Problem Gambling ad that ran during the 2014 World Cup. The National Council on Problem Gambling has defended its anti-gambling advertisement, which has been generating an ... Anti-gambling campaign for World Cup season launched ...