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Scoop
2 days ago
- Sport
- Scoop
PDC & TEG Sport Partner With Dabble To Launch Dabble Darts, Bringing World-Class Action To Australia & New Zealand
The Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) and TEG Sport have joined forces with Australia's fastest growing social betting app Dabble to become the naming rights partner of the ANZ PDC League as Dabble Darts PDC ANZ Premier League, delivering a high-energy new era for the sport across Australia and New Zealand. As part of the partnership, Dabble will roll out some exciting elements to ensure Dabble Darts is Sport's Biggest Party, including cash prizes for best costume (more announcements to follow on this) and an exclusive $100k 9-Dart Finish Promotion at each of the league's Australian events, giving fans the chance to share $100,000 if a perfect nine-darter is thrown. The league will see eight of the best players from Australia and New Zealand compete this October and November in Melbourne, Newcastle, Canberra, Hobart, Adelaide, Wellington, Gold Coast, and Brisbane, with the champion earning a coveted place in the 2025/26 World Darts Championship in London. Former PDC World Cup Winner and fan favourite Simon ' The Wizard' Whitlock will feature at every event, bringing his trademark flair, precision, and crowd-pleasing showmanship to the oche. A true legend of Australian darts, Whitlock's experience on the world stage and passion for the game make him a must watch as he takes on the best in the region. "At Dabble, we thrive on bringing our community together, whether it's through shared bets or moments like this $100k 9-Dart Finish. We believe that sport is best enjoyed when it's social, inclusive, and packed with excitement. "With a $100k up for grabs for the crowd at the Dabble Darts, everyone's part of the action, and if it goes off, you better believe it'll be an experience no one will forget!' said Emilie Jirsch, Dabble CMO. PDC Chief Executive Matthew Porter commented 'The introduction of Dabble Darts PDC ANZ Premier League is a huge development for professional darts in Australia and New Zealand. We want to use it as a platform to encourage the next generation of stars to come through and emulates the likes of Simon Whitlock, Damon Heta and Haupai Puha in making their mark at the top level and are delighted to have Dabble Darts on board to help elevate the event and bring the excitement to the fans across all 8 weeks.' TEG Sport Managing Director Rachael Carroll ' We're thrilled to welcome Dabble as the naming rights partner of the PDC ANZ Premier League. There's a fantastic alignment between the high-energy, fan-first experience Dabble creates and the type of live entertainment we deliver at TEG Sport. Dabble Darts is going to bring a whole new level of excitement to audiences across Australia and we can't wait for fans to be part of what will be an unforgettable series.' Tickets are available exclusively via Ticketek, with General Admission options for fans wanting to soak up the atmosphere in the stands, and Premium Table Seating for those who want to be right in the heart of the action with a food and beverages package. Several venues are already close to selling out, secure your tickets now before they're gone. It's Dabble. It's darts. It's coming.
Telegraph
5 days ago
- Sport
- Telegraph
Get a completely free bet for Liverpool vs Bournemouth
No deposit or qualifying bet is required to secure this £10 free bet, which has to be used on a wager at minimum odds of 1/2 (1.5) and will expire after seven days – perfect for the first weekend of the Premier League's return. Your free bets will be credited once you have signed up with the Dabble bonus code and you can do so in time for the opening Premier League game of the season between Liverpool and Bournemouth at Anfield tonight (kick-off, 8pm). Just remember to use bonus code TMG10 when you create your account at Dabble, the unique new bookmaker in the UK that combines fun features such as rocket boosts with its own community feed and the chance to copy the wagers of other punters.
The Sun
29-07-2025
- Business
- The Sun
Dabble offer: Get £10 in Free Bets when you register with promo code THESUN
LOOKING to shake things up with a fresh take on betting? Dabble has arrived in the UK with a clean, modern platform — and new punters can get £10 in Free Bets just for signing up. No deposit needed for the free bet. Just register, enter promo code THESUN, and your bonus is ready to go. ✅ £10 in Free Bets — no deposit required ✅ Use code: THESUN ✅ Minimum odds 1/2 (1.5) ✅ Free Bets valid for 7 days What is the Dabble welcome offer? Dabble's welcome bonus is simple and instant: Register a new account, enter the promo code THESUN, and you'll receive £10 in Free Bets, without needing to make a deposit right away. No messing about with deposits or chasing up your reward — just sign up and your free bets are credited as soon as you complete registration. It's a strong free bet no deposit offer for casual punters or those looking to explore Dabble's slick interface and betting tools. How to claim your £10 in Free Bets Follow these quick steps to get started: That's it. You can get started right away on the weekend's football, horse racing, or any other market you like. Why join Dabble? Dabble is a newer name in the UK, but the brand is already making waves thanks to its clean mobile-first design and community-driven features. Whether you're into football accumulators, racing multiples or just a quick single, the site is fast and easy to use — perfect for betting on the go. Dabble Free Bet terms & conditions (short summary) 18+ New customers only. Promo code THESUN required. Free bets credited on registration. Min odds 1/2 (1.5). Free bets must be used once (1x) before withdrawal. 7-day expiry. Stake not returned. T&Cs apply. Remember to gamble responsibly A responsible gambler is someone who: For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to to be excluded from all UK-regulated gambling websites.
Daily Mail
23-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Aussie F1 star Daniel Ricciardo's fans turn on him over social media post: 'Surely you don't need money that badly'
Daniel Ricciardo has come under fire from fans after launching a tongue-in-cheek promotion with an Australian betting app. The recently retired Formula One star posted a video to social media announcing a new 'tailgate' business. What looked like a light-hearted comeback quickly turned sour when followers discovered it was part of a gambling promotion. In the video posted to X, Ricciardo is shown lounging in a deck chair, declaring, 'Retirement ain't what it's cracked up to be.' He jokes about being bored with hitting golf balls and looking for a 'real passion project'. 'I love my football and I love a good time. Now it's time for me to do both,' he said. Ricciardo then announces the launch of his own tailgate business in partnership with Dabble. The video ends with Ricciardo encouraging fans to 'get the party started' by visiting But the website doesn't promote a business venture from Ricciardo at all. Instead, it's a global competition to win the Ultimate Texas Tailgate experience. The prize includes flights, accommodation, and tickets to NFL matches – with Ricciardo as host. While the video was clearly intended as satire, not everyone found it amusing, with many fans left frustrated by Ricciardo's decision to align with a gambling company. 'Don't promote something that destroys lives, do something positive. Please,' one follower wrote. Another commented, 'We're truly going to look back at these gambling ads someday in the way that we look back at cigarette ads now.' One follower simply wrote, 'Money badger strikes again,' a play on Ricciardo's old nickname, the Honey Badger. One fan wrote, 'Surely you don't need the money that badly,' while others called the move disappointing 'What a shame. You're shilling for a gambling company. JFC. Surely you don't need the money that badly,' said another. Critics were particularly upset because Dabble is a social betting platform. It allows users to place bets, follow others, and share tips in a community-driven feed. While popular with younger audiences, the platform's marketing tactics have raised questions. Gambling reform advocates argue such content normalises wagering through humour and celebrity endorsement. According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, Australians lose roughly $25billion each year to legal gambling. Other estimates place total losses closer to $31.5billion, making Australia's gambling losses the highest per capita in the world. 'Seriously mate? Money that tight is it? So bloody disappointing,' another angry fan posted. The criticism comes just months after Ricciardo quietly stepped away from fulltime Formula One racing. He made his F1 debut in 2011 and soon established himself as one of the sport's most exciting drivers. A move to Toro Rosso in 2012 showed his promise, but it was his 2014 switch to Red Bull Racing that launched his career into the spotlight. Ricciardo won three Grands Prix in his debut season at Red Bull, finishing third in the world championship. Known for his daring overtakes and wide smile, he added wins in Malaysia (2016), Azerbaijan (2017), and Monaco (2018). In 2019, he left for Renault, aiming to rebuild a struggling team. While wins proved elusive, he secured two podiums in 2020 and earned respect as a leader. He joined McLaren in 2021 and delivered their first win in nearly a decade at Monza. But inconsistent form in 2022 led to his exit. After a reserve role with Red Bull in 2023, Ricciardo returned mid-season with AlphaTauri. The results didn't improve, and he quietly retired from full-time racing in 2025.
News.com.au
23-06-2025
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
Formula 1 2025: Daniel Ricciardo reunited with F1 drivers Oscar Piastri and George Russell in padel picture
Daniel Ricciardo has been reunited with two Formula 1 drivers, including fellow Australian Oscar Piastri, for a spot of padel ball in a rare post-racing sighting. The eight-time grand prix bobbed up in an image posted on George Russell's Instagram account posing alongside the Mercedes star, McLaren's championship leader Piastri and Australian snowboard ace Scotty James. Russell posted the image with a simple caption of three Australian flags and one Union Jack. Ricciardo and James are holding padels in the photo, which appears to have been taken in Monte Carlo. Piastri also shared the image to his Instagram stories. Ricciardo cut a relaxed figure in the photo, sporting a thick post-racing beard. The image sent Ricciardo fans into a frenzy on social media with many thanking Russell for delivering 'Danny content'. The Australian fan favourite has largely kept a low profile since he made his exit from the Formula 1 grid after last year's Singapore Grand Prix. It was a difficult final campaign for Ricciardo for Red Bull's sister team RB with swirling speculation about his future before he was replaced by Liam Lawson. There has been no suggestion from Ricciardo he has any intention of pushing for an F1 return, or in any other racing category. Ricciardo last week poked fun at his Formula 1 retirement in a social media campaign in partnership with sports betting company Dabble to launch his own fan 'tailgate service' as part of a global competition. 'You know what, it's been a while, but I'm ready to say it – retirement ain't what it's cracked up to be,' Ricciardo said. 'I could smack golf balls around all day, but man, what a snooze fest. 'I need more than just a hobby, I need a passion project … then it came to me – tailgate.' While Ricciardo enjoys his new life away from the track, Piastri is in the thick of the fight for the world championship, holding a 22-point lead over teammate Lando Norris in the driver standings.
