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The Health Lottery increases free prize draw to ‘highest level possible’

SBC News The Health Lottery increases free prize draw to ‘highest level possible’

The Health Lottery has announced a revamp of its flagship lottery game, along with the launch of a new website, logo and identity for its overall brand. As the society lottery operator’s five-times-a-week lottery game gets renamed The Big Win, a new prize structure will also be in place from the draw on the evening of 15 August. Lebby Eyres, …

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‘The softer side of gambling’ – Lebby Eyres on White Paper lottery judgements

‘The softer side of gambling’ - Lebby Eyres on White Paper lottery judgements

At first glance, the proposals made in the Gambling Act review paid little attention to the lottery sector, focusing more heavily on betting and casinos. This is something which Lebby Eyres believes is due to the lottery space being ‘on the softer side of gambling’. Regardless, The Health Lottery CEO stressed that lotteries, like other betting and gaming stakeholders, must …

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Health Lottery assigns Mark Nash to lead marketing strategy

Lebby Eyres takes the helm as CEO of Northern & Shell Health Lottery

The Health Lottery has hired Mark Nash as Marketing Director ahead of a planned introduction of a new brand identity later this year. Nash’s immediate responsibility will be to streamline the Health Lottery’s marketing strategy, which will involve coordinating ‘various functions’ that were previously covered by other positions.  He joins the society lottery operator from insurance firm Aviva, and has …

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The Health Lottery reprimanded by the Advertising Standards Authority

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The UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has reprimanded the Health Lottery over complaints made relating to a Facebook post on January 22 of this year. Amongst the lengthy post was the statement “Up to £500K can be won every week That’s 5 draws per week each with up to £100K jackpot,” claims which complainants challenged were misleading. Responding, the Health …

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