Singapore Pools (Sim Lim Square Branch) at Sim Lim Square

Singapore Pools (Sim Lim Square Branch)

Singapore Pools

A view of the interior of a Singapore Pools outlet with several customers queuing. The prominent red and white signage of "SINGAPORE POOLS" is visible on the left. Screens displaying lottery results are mounted on the wall behind the counter. A large red sign on the right promotes responsible gaming.

Singapore Pools Entrance

The exterior of a Singapore Pools outlet with a large red facade featuring the Singapore Pools logo. Inside, several screens display information, and a person is standing at a counter. Queue barriers are set up outside the entrance.

Singapore Pools

The exterior of a Singapore Pools outlet with red and white branding. A large cutout of a man promoting responsible gaming is on the right. Inside, customers are seen at the counter, and screens display information.

Singapore Pools

The exterior of a Singapore Pools outlet. The entrance is framed by a red facade with the Singapore Pools logo. Above the entrance, a red sign reads "SINGAPORE POOLS" with the outlet's address. Inside, a man is seen interacting with a counter that has multiple computer screens displaying data. The walls of the adjacent area are blue and decorated with graphics of cityscapes and a Ferris wheel. A poster advertising "TOTO 1 MILLION" is visible on the blue wall.

Lottery Betting Counter

A person stands at a counter in what appears to be a lottery betting establishment. Multiple screens display various information, some of which is pixelated. One screen shows a colorful graphic with the word "TOTO". The counter has several cabinets below, and a trash receptacle labeled "LITTER" is visible. There are also small boxes of what appear to be lottery tickets or forms on the counter.

Singapore Pools Community Contribution

A blue poster with white text and graphics detailing Singapore Pools' commitment to the community. It states that as a not-for-profit organization, its surplus benefits worthy causes and the lives of Singaporeans. Over the last 10 years, the Tote Board Group, including Singapore Pools and Singapore Turf Club, has contributed over $6 billion to nation-building. The poster also mentions support for the National Gallery Singapore and covering costs for Community Chest. The graphics include a Ferris wheel, fireworks, and city buildings.

People in a Subway restaurant

A busy Subway restaurant with customers ordering and eating. A man is sitting at a table on the left, looking at his phone and eating. Other customers are standing in line or walking through the restaurant. There is a Coca-Cola dispenser visible.