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bet-at-home.com sends footballer to a Shaolin temple!

Becoming a football hero with the art of kung fu!

In its customary entertaining way, the online betting provider bet-at-home.com is showing in its new TV spot what happens when a footballer makes use of the mystical powers of the Shaolin monks.

The hard training methods they use focus on the head. Back on the football field, the now shaven player has superhuman skills: in the deciding free kick, the kung fu hero sends the ball flying into the net with a powerful header!

This spot shows that the company once again masterfully puts the spotlight on its claim that "Life is a game!"

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