The ‘Stay in Control’ campaign will feature a series of YouTube videos in which some of the operator’s key sporting partners discuss the issue of problem gambling.
The first video in the series features Derby County football club’s player/coach Wayne Rooney, who discusses his own problem gambling experiences with former professional footballer Scott Davies.
In announcing the campaign’s launch, Neil Banbury, UK General Manager at Kindred, said: “This is part of our commitment to the moral and financial responsibility we have to tackle problem gambling effectively in 2020 and beyond.”
32Red was at the centre of controversy in August last year after it was agreed Rooney would wear the number 32 shirt when he joined Derby Country as part of the club’s sponsorship with 32Red.
The operator has since announced an improved focus on its responsible gambling commitments, including an increase in safer gambling messaging whenever two 32Red sponsored football teams play each other.
32Red currently has five sponsorship deals in football, with Leeds United, Middlesbrough, Preston North End, Rangers and Derby County.
