Posted on 19th September 2019
Coming from the idea that men are more likely to open up for more meaningful conversations with their barbers, the #BetRegret Barber Truck Tour will be visiting three fixtures this autumn, bringing free haircuts to matchgoing fans in exchange for a chat.
The Barber Truck Tour will take in grounds from Premier League to League Two, with the first three fixtures announced today. They are:
GambleAware told us “With two trained barbers, the truck offers free haircuts to clients in return for a conversation about their betting behaviours, focusing on our three key scenarios – whilst bored, whilst drunk or when chasing losses.
“The tour targets universities and sporting events, and prompts people to Think Twice in situations they might find themselves prone to #BetRegret.”
So if you’re heading to any of these fixtures and in need of a trim, keep an eye out for the #BetRegret Barber Truck.
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