This is a clickbait headline... but it's true! More or less. In fact, the cast is pixelated in all the right places.But I took it off during the shoot! generally.
Anyway, BCLC PlayNow Sports gives us light-hearted football, hockey, and soccer with implied nudity. That's something, right? 맥스벳 회원가입
One Twenty Three West positioned PlayNow as the most transparent sports betting company and created a campaign tagged "Take a Naked Photo."
"Sports betting commercials are an even seas," says Kate Rowland, the station's creative director. “They are noticeable, loud and often not very clear.Who would you bet with? Where does my money go? We wanted to flip that intimidating element on its head and lighten the experience. At PlayNow Sports, we have nothing to hide. Just focus on enjoying the game.'' 아시안커넥트 양방
Same sea? Well, so far everyone can keep their clothes on during the sports betting campaign. So they're similar in that respect. (Even FanDuel's chicken was removed from the photo.)
Some of what Roland says is true, but overall it was an impressive creative category. Muse recently awarded Jamie Foxx the "Commercial of the Week" award for her flashy and incendiary BetMGM commercial.
What did you think of the PlayNow recording? 스포츠토토사이트
"The men wore flesh-colored underwear, and the women similarly wore tube tops or pasties," says Roland Muse. "All of our talents are also athletes and were able to practice their sport. We had to be extremely careful when shooting the puck to the naked goalie!"
Her assures us that these packs are fake. Nevertheless, even Styrofoam can burn under certain circumstances.
"As British Columbia's only legal sports betting site, PlayNow Sports offers a level of security that no other site can offer," adds Jessica Bienius, BCLC's senior advertising specialist. ``Our goal is to make every aspect of the game less intimidating so people can enjoy the fun of the game.''
Of course, nudity has some kind of connotation... . Vulnerability. But why should you think about it? Instead, let's all bet together!
The campaign will run locally throughout the fall on TV, digital channels and social media.
