Leo Burnett Singapore offer a Ray of Hope with new print work tackling problem gambling

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LB_SIN_Q.jpgWith the opening of Singapore’s first two casinos last year, Singaporeans who used to travel overseas for their gambling fix now have ready access to the betting tables – a catalyst that led to an increase in problem gambling cases. Gambling is one of the favourite activities for Singaporeans over the Lunar New Year holidays, when many are prone to trying their hand in the name of the festive period.

Ray of Hope (of Christian Care Services Singapore) wanted people to know that problem gambling is just like any other psychological disorder and can be treated with proper counselling.

To do that, Leo Burnett Singapore created a set of posters that dramatised the consequences of problem gambling by using the characters that all gamblers recognise, and letting them know they don’t have to fight their addiction alone.  The campaign is running across press and outdoor.  

Campaign Title: King, Queen & Jack

Brand/Client: Ray of Hope / Christian Care Services

Creative Agency: Leo Burnett Singapore

ECD: Chris Chiu

Art Director: Jae Soh

Writer: Colin Koh

Account Service: Eunice Wang

Project Manager: Goh Mei Yi

Exposure: Outdoor (bus shelters) and Press

Photographer/ Studio: Jeremy Wong / Nemesis Pictures

Retoucher: Evan (Magic Cube)

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