Jacky Wu, known in Mandarin as Wu Zongxian, is the brand ambassador of ECLBET. He is a Taiwanese television host, singer, actor and producer, and in his home market he is routinely called the King of Variety Shows. If you arrived here after seeing a Jacky Wu ECLBET video or a lobby banner, this page explains who he is, why we work with him and where the partnership content sits.
His career runs across several industries at once. He built his reputation on Taiwanese television, hosting variety, talk and game formats where the job is to keep a studio moving, improvise with guests and land a joke without a script. He has also released music as a singer, acted in film and television, and worked behind the camera as a producer.
What carries across all of it is the same on-screen manner. He is sharp, warm with guests, and comfortable teasing himself as much as anyone else. Our lobby lists his Instagram following at 760K, and the audience he reaches spans several generations of viewers rather than one age bracket.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Jacky Wu |
| Chinese name | 吳宗憲 (Wu Zongxian) |
| Profession | Television host, singer, actor, producer |
| Nickname | King of Variety Shows |
| Golden Bell wins listed | 5 |
| Role with us | Brand ambassador |
| Partnership content | Official MV, behind the scenes, three short videos, a nine-title Chinese short-story series |

The Golden Bell Awards are Taiwan’s long-running television awards, and hosting is judged in its own categories there. Our sponsor section lists five of his wins, identified by the edition of the ceremony.
| Golden Bell edition | Award |
|---|---|
| 43rd | Entertainment Variety Show Host Award |
| 51st | Variety Show Host Award |
| 52nd | Quiz and Reality Show Host Award |
| 53rd | Quiz and Reality Show Host Award |
| 58th | Variety Show Host Award |
Read the table as a career rather than a trophy count. The wins sit in three different host categories, and the editions are spread far apart, with the most recent one coming many editions after the first. Back-to-back wins in the 52nd and 53rd editions came in the quiz and reality bracket, which is a different discipline from pure entertainment variety: more rules to manage, more contestants to keep in order.

Our reasoning is straightforward. His humour, approachability and energy match the way we want the brand to come across, and a host who has spent his career making a studio feel relaxed brings the same ease to the first look at a betting platform.
Reach matters too. He is a performer with influence beyond one territory, which suits a platform serving members in Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam from separate market servers. His presence sits beside our slogan, Play Here, Win Here, across the lobby of the platform he represents and in the sponsor material.
The partnership is built around content rather than appearances. It includes an official MV, a behind-the-scenes film showing how that shoot was put together, three short videos, and a Chinese short-story series running to nine separate titles.
All of it is collected in the Sponsor section inside the platform, which you can open from the main menu without needing to be in a game. The same videos are posted on our official YouTube channel, linked from the platform footer. The sponsor section also tracks how our logo has changed over the life of the brand, which is a short detour but a telling one if you have seen older creative.
Jacky Wu is not our first face. The brand ambassador before him was Asuka Kirara, the Japanese actor and model, and her campaign material is still archived in the same sponsor section. Alongside the headline role, we have run smaller collaborations: travel content with the Malaysian model Miko Wong, street-interview and reaction series with creators including Charles Tee, Dashen and Leeroy, and show sponsorship for Entertainment Walkers 2. Listed together, they show a pattern of backing entertainment people rather than sports figures.
An ambassador changes how the brand looks, not how your account works. There is no ambassador-branded promotion, no code attached to his name and no special tier for members who arrived through his videos. The 120% welcome bonus, its 22x rollover, the daily cash rebate from 0.35% to 1.00% by product and tier, the VIP ladder and the withdrawal limits for each level apply identically to everyone.
So treat the videos as entertainment and read the promotion terms on their own merits. If you are looking for the campaigns that pay prizes, they are the competitions: our prediction events and the Number Game draw entered with tickets, and the turnover leaderboards, each with published prize tables and a 1x turnover requirement on anything credited.