A Million Loss in Super Bowl LX: the legendary "Drake's curse" continues to ruin the rapper
Canadian hip-hop artist Drake once again confirmed his status as one of the unluckiest star bettors. At the last Super Bowl LX, the musician parted with a round sum, betting $1,000,000 on the triumph of the New England Patriots. However, the miracle did not happen: the Patriots were defeated by the Seattle Seahawks, leaving the rapper with nothing.
The deal was concluded on February 7. Drake risked a million with a very attractive odds of 2.95. If luck had smiled on him, the payout would have been an impressive $2.95 million.
This fiasco is just a drop in the ocean of the star's latest betting failures. Based on the data of the specialised resource TheDrakeCurse, which tracks the singer's ludomaniac adventures, a sad picture emerges:
- In the last 10 public bets alone, the artist went into the red by almost $3.5 million.
- In the entire history of observations, Drake poured a whopping $37 million into bets, making 84 bets.
- Only 30 of them were successful.
- To date, the musician's net loss has come close to the $800 thousand mark. (or rather, is $786,070).
A meme about the so-called "Drake's curse" has been circulating among sports fans for a long time. Fans seriously believe: as soon as a rapper takes a picture with an athlete, puts on a jersey of a team or charges a large amount of money on it, the writing is lost. Another Super Bowl only added to the treasury of evidence of this mystical theory.
Mark Patterson is the news writer at CasinosInCanada who covers the latest developments in the iGaming industry, including casino launches, regulations, and market updates.
For Drake, this million is like paying for coffee for us. He raises more in a week on Spotify streams alone. The boy played and forgot.
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God, how can you spend a million dollars just on some game... People have no money for operations for children, and this one is greedy. It would be better to give it to charity!
Lmao, guys, do you really think that he puts HIS money? Yes, this is the usual advertising integration of crypto casinos. Candy wrappers are drawn on his balance sheet, he drains them, and the casino gets crazy PR. We disperse, we are f*cked.
Drake, please, bet against us next season!