Daniel Gorringe and Sportsbet: His Association, Ads and Videos

What is Daniel Gorringe’s connection to Sportsbet?

Sportsbet’s own publications document a working association with Gorringe. Its May 2025 profile describes him as a frequent collaborator and introduces him as a personality on the Sportsbet Feed. An October 2026 article also lists him as a regular Feed contributor.

Sportsbet used the title “ambassador” in an October 2025 announcement about a planned Caulfield Cup event. That establishes how the company described him at the time, but the announcement alone does not establish whether he attended the event or how long the title applied.

A contributor or collaborator takes part in public-facing work; neither description on its own tells readers whether someone is an employee. Similarly, the dated ambassador reference does not disclose payment, exclusivity or the duration of an agreement. The available sources do not confirm the status of a particular current contract.

Who is Daniel Gorringe?

Daniel Gorringe is a former AFL ruckman who played for the Gold Coast Suns and Carlton. AFL reporting on his move to Carlton provides independent context for his playing career.

After football, he became a media and social-content personality. Sportsbet’s profile also identifies his work on Dan Does Footy. His AFL background helps explain his presence in the footy-themed videos and commentary described below.

Which Sportsbet ad or video features Daniel Gorringe?

There is no evidence that everyone searching for Gorringe and Sportsbet is looking for the same clip. Reports and producer material identify several separate pieces of content. The year, subject and format can help narrow down what you saw.

• An older footy parody: 2020’s 20 Days of Footy – We Will Get Through This.
• A spring-racing campaign: 2023’s Make Spring Look Easy.
• An AFL fan-trivia series: 2024’s Australian Footy Fan League.
• Sportsbet commentary and tips: Gorringe’s Feed content described in 2025 and 2026.

2020: 20 Days of Footy – We Will Get Through This

A Bets.com.au report published on 14 August 2020 identifies Gorringe among the performers in Sportsbet’s 20 Days of Footy – We Will Get Through This. It describes the video as a parody of a lockdown-era AFL promotion.

This is a plausible lead if you remember an older Sportsbet video connected to football during the COVID-19 period. The report embeds a YouTube video, but the embed could not be independently checked for this article. Its current availability and contents are therefore unconfirmed; the dated report is the source for Gorringe’s reported appearance.

2023: Make Spring Look Easy

Advertising trade publications Campaign Brief and B&T reported that Gorringe had a cameo in Sportsbet’s Make Spring Look Easy campaign. Their coverage described the campaign as promoting the spring-racing season and reported a launch on 25 September 2023.

If the ad you remember had a racing theme, this campaign may be worth checking. However, the available reporting does not establish which individual spot contains the cameo, and a specific original clip was not verified. The two trade reports also appear to draw on closely related campaign material, rather than providing separate eyewitness accounts of the appearance.

2024: Australian Footy Fan League

Australian Footy Fan League is a different kind of Sportsbet video: an episodic AFL fan-trivia series rather than necessarily a conventional standalone ad. Producer ShowStarter says Gorringe hosted the 2024 series with Hammy Goodman during Grand Final week.

ShowStarter names Fox Footy, Kayo, YouTube and social platforms, including TikTok, among the distribution channels. The producer’s case study is a useful starting point if you recall a trivia format or a Sportsbet-branded footy clip on social media.

The series is an example of branded entertainment: content made for a brand that uses a format such as a show or game. Individual episode dates and working links were not established, so the case study should not be taken as proof that every episode remains available.

2025–2026: Sportsbet Feed content

A reader might also recognise Gorringe from the Sportsbet Feed rather than from a particular campaign. Sportsbet describes the Feed as a space for contributor content, including tips and commentary, and associates Gorringe with AFL discussion there.

Sportsbet’s Gorringe profile and tips page were published in 2025. Its October 2026 Feed profile list describes him as a regular contributor. These are brand-authored pages, not independent assessments of his betting analysis, and they do not establish a record of tip performance or prove that he posted on a particular recent date.

How to find the video or profile

Start with the description that best matches what you remember. The sources listed at the end of this article provide these starting points without requiring you to open a betting account:

Availability can change, and the source descriptions are more certain than the availability of every original clip. Sportsbet’s 2026 page describes access to the Feed through its app, but individual profile-link functionality and any account requirements were not fully verified.

• For the association and Feed content, check Sportsbet’s Gorringe profile and its later Feed profile list.
• For the 2024 trivia series, consult producer ShowStarter’s Australian Footy Fan League case study.
• For the 2020 parody, use the Bets.com.au report as a lead; its embedded video was not independently checked.
• For the 2023 racing campaign, read the Campaign Brief report. The individual spot containing the reported cameo has not been verified.

Will Australia’s gambling advertising changes affect this content?

As at 5 November 2026, Australian Government gambling reforms are due to commence on 1 January 2027. The Australian Communications and Media Authority says the forthcoming rules prohibit notable people from appearing in gambling advertising broadcast or provided online. Its guidance includes current and former professional athletes in that category.

ACMA also identifies exceptions, including for certain racing services, channels and programmes. Whether a particular item is covered depends on factors such as its content, the service providing it, timing and applicable exceptions.

The rules should not be read as proof that every historical Gorringe clip will be unlawful, removed or unavailable, or that his association with Sportsbet has ended. Readers should check the government and ACMA sources for the current commencement position and guidance.

FAQ

Does Daniel Gorringe work with Sportsbet?

Yes. Sportsbet has described him as a collaborator and, in an October 2026 article, as a regular Feed contributor. Those descriptions establish a public working association, not his employee status or the terms of a current contract.

Is Daniel Gorringe a Sportsbet ambassador?

Sportsbet called him an ambassador in an October 2025 event announcement. That dated reference does not establish how long the title applied or whether a particular ambassador contract remains active.

Which Sportsbet ad is Daniel Gorringe in?

A 2020 report identifies him among the performers in the 20 Days of Footy parody, while 2023 trade reports identify a cameo in the Make Spring Look Easy racing campaign. Neither is necessarily the ad you saw, and the specific 2023 spot containing the cameo was not verified.

Did Gorringe host Australian Footy Fan League?

Yes. Producer ShowStarter says Gorringe and Hammy Goodman hosted the Sportsbet-branded AFL fan-trivia series in 2024. The producer identifies its distribution channels, but individual episode dates and working links were not established.

Is his Sportsbet content on social media?

ShowStarter says Australian Footy Fan League was distributed on social platforms, including TikTok, as well as through other channels. Specific posts, account handles and their current availability were not independently verified.

Are Daniel Gorringe’s Sportsbet tips guaranteed to win?

No. Sportsbet describes his Feed content as including AFL tips and commentary, but the available pages do not establish a betting record or guarantee outcomes. They also do not establish that his tips have performed poorly; their performance is simply unverified.