Is Aaron Kwok the BetSuper Casino Ambassador? Edited Photos and Fake Posts

Is Aaron Kwok the BetSuper Casino Ambassador? Edited Photos and Fake Posts

Is Aaron Kwok the BetSuper casino ambassador? Nothing shows that he is. Facebook posts present the Hong Kong singer and actor Aaron Kwok Fu-shing as the brand ambassador of the online casino site BetSuper, but their photos match LANCÔME advertising images, with the original wording blurred out. Below, the two posts are set next to the originals so you can check for yourself.

Aaron Kwok and the BetSuper Ambassador Claim

Platform: BetSuper
Ambassador named in the posts: Aaron Kwok

Aaron Kwok Fu-shing is a Hong Kong singer, dancer and actor. The BetSuper posts use his photos and a copy of his signature and label him as the site’s brand ambassador. This article contains no statement from Aaron Kwok linking him to BetSuper.

Evidence: Edited Photos of Aaron Kwok in BetSuper Posts

Evidence 1: Facebook video post

Misleading video >>

The BetSuper post shows Aaron Kwok as its brand ambassador. Nothing in the post links him to BetSuper.

Side by side: the BetSuper post photo of Aaron Kwok with the caption blurred, and the original LANCÔME advertising image

In the BetSuper version, the original wording has been blurred out. The original image is from a LANCÔME commercial shoot in 2020, a beauty brand that has no link to BetSuper.

Source 1 >> | Source 2 >>

Evidence 2: Second Facebook post

The same LANCÔME photo shoot of Aaron Kwok appears again in a second post that promotes BetSuper, this time with the tagline “cash prize await, register now”.

Side by side: a BetSuper advert with cash prize text over a photo of Aaron Kwok, and the original photo without the advert

Source 1 >> | Source 2 >>

How to Spot a Fake Online Casino Brand Ambassador

  • Find where the photo comes from. A reverse image search often leads to the original advertisement or news photo.
  • Look for blurred, cropped or covered text. It can hide the brand the photo really belongs to.
  • Be careful when a famous face is paired with prize or sign-up messages such as “cash prize await, register now”.
  • Look for an announcement on the celebrity’s or the brand’s own official pages before you believe an ambassador claim.
  • Do not register, deposit or share personal details because of a celebrity post.

Our guide to fake Facebook casino ads lists more warning signs.

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Conclusion

Remember! Always check for the online casino site licences or read reviews from verified platforms to ensure the site is secure and safe to play. It is important to watch out for social media posts and announcements, and do not trust online posts (including ambassador posts) easily without any verification.

More guides on avoiding online casino scams are in Ugrado iGaming reviews and guides. If gambling stops being fun, visit our responsible gaming page.

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About the Author

Nelson Tan, Senior iGaming Content Analyst and Reviewer at Ugrado
Nelson TanSenior iGaming Content Analyst & Reviewer

Nelson Tan is Ugrado's Senior iGaming Content Analyst and Reviewer, with six years of experience in the iGaming industry. Before joining Ugrado he worked in an online casino's risk control team, where he learned how deposit and withdrawal channels and game RTP work. At Ugrado he leads platform security checks, real withdrawal speed tests and the breakdown of bonus turnover terms. He has reviewed more than 200 online gambling platforms in depth, with one aim: independent reviews that are objective, accurate and free of bias.

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