
The Savings Game.
Four custom content pieces put two Chiefs creators head to head in each, competing to maximise savings under different in-game rules, each round highlighting a Bingle brand proof point.
Year two of the Bingle Battle shifted gears to savings, sending The Chiefs Esports Club into The Savings Game across four car titles, including a Mario Kart Live round IRL at Melbourne Square.

For the second year of the Bingle Battle, Bingle wanted to focus on savings and simplicity while still showing how they change the game. You Know Gaming partnered Bingle with creators from The Chiefs Esports Club to play The Savings Game, and even took it IRL at Melbourne Square.
Saving is already a word gamers live by, so building The Savings Game around four car and racing titles made the connection to Bingle feel effortless, not forced.
A five-part content series where creators competed inside the games their audience already loved, ending IRL with Mario Kart Live.

Four custom content pieces put two Chiefs creators head to head in each, competing to maximise savings under different in-game rules, each round highlighting a Bingle brand proof point.

The Chiefs took on Make Way, Rocket League and Mario Kart, tying the racing and car theme straight back to Bingle, with talent bringing the personality and the competitive edge.

The Savings Game jumped off the screen with a Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit round played IRL at Melbourne Square, turning the content series into a real-world moment.

Talent wore Bingle caps across every content piece, a simple, consistent branding cue that drove deeper integration and authenticity through the whole series.

The Chiefs shared the challenges across Instagram, TikTok, X and Facebook, TikTok cut-downs led on impressions, and two Dot Esports articles announced and recapped the campaign for wider reach.