theScore Bet Doubles Up the Betting Experience in Autumn Campaign

With the NFL kicking off this week, theScore Bet has launched its Fall marketing campaign in Ontario. The campaign builds on the brand’s established creative with two new commercial spots illustrating the unique combined media and betting experience offered exclusively through theScore and theScore Bet. 

The new spots feature intertwined characters personifying theScore and theScore Bet to showcase the brand’s intuitive, streamlined betting experience. When summoned, the characters are at the ready to deliver relevant betting-related content paired with betting markets to help bettors seamlessly place an informed wager - ultimately differentiating theScore Bet from the competition.

The cutting-edge media and betting platforms work together to efficiently serve customers through access to in-depth data and analysis, personalized markets and the ability to easily place wagers within one ecosystem.  

“This new campaign supports one of our core product differentiators - a completely synced up media and betting experience between theScore media app and theScore Bet sportsbook,” said Aubrey Levy, SVP of content and marketing, theScore. “Our view is that when media is integrated with betting the right way, it provides for an enhanced and improved user experience. Using familiar creative elements, these spots highlight how our products bring media and betting together in one intelligent ecosystem, ultimately differentiating us from other offerings.”

In addition to the television commercials, the campaign also includes digital and out-of-home assets. 

theScore Bet worked in partnership with Toronto-based marketing agency Diamond on the campaign creative and strategy. The spots were directed by comedy veterans The Director Brothers.

“With theScore Bet plus theScore’s in-depth sports data and analysis, making informed bets is a streamlined experience," said Jordan Cohen, creative director, Diamond. "As a key differentiated offering in the category, it was time to make that clear.”