TOTO stuns with Dick Advocaat as the new King TOTO
TOTO has stunted once again by crowning a King TOTO "of stature". After a sensational media stunt last Friday, February 4, 2022, the gambling provider announced that Dick Advocaat has been crowned King TOTO.
On Friday, Advocaat walked away during a broadcast of VI Vandaag when he was offered the cape and crown of King TOTO. Host Wilfred Genee made it seem as if it was a spontaneous incident.
During the broadcast of VI Today, "The Little General" was one of the guests. Wilfred Genee had already announced that he had a special surprise in store for Advocaat during the last block.
When that moment arrived, Advocaat would have already disappeared from the studio and returned home "angry".
In the broadcast of Monday, February 7, this was returned to by showing how Advocaat "refused" to participate in a commercial for TOTO Casino.
In retrospect, it all appears to have been an advertising stunt, because the former national team coach was crowned the new King TOTO. Similar promotions were also conducted by the top 10 cricket betting sites in India.
He succeeds former footballer Wesley Sneijder, who was presented as the new King TOTO last year.
Other Kings TOTO who have worn the crown in recent years include Royston Drenthe, Jan Boskamp, Sjaak Swart, and Donnie.
Andy van der Meyde would also be King TOTO for some time, after which he would announce his move to BetCity via "a little transfer".
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After the opening of the online gambling market, TOTO Casino would go live with a Dutch online casino, live casino, and sports bookie.
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