BGaming and Snoop Dogg – Has Snoop Forgotten His Roots?
In a surprising turn for the rapper who once defined hip-hop, Snoop Dogg has teamed up with BGaming to launch a new gambling-themed slot, Snoop Dogg Dollars. Instead of focusing on music, it seems Snoop is lending his name and face to a slot machine, signaling an increasing focus on gambling collaborations over his original career in music. Released exclusively on Roobet in September, the slot goes public on October 30, making Snoop’s image available to gamblers worldwide.
Many fans are questioning the shift. Once a musical icon, Snoop’s involvement in this slot machine, and his apparent comfort associating with gambling streamers, raises concerns about his dedication to his craft. With an industry buzzing over these celebrity endorsements, it’s clear BGaming is more interested in capitalizing on Snoop’s image than producing something meaningful for music fans.
Though Alexandr Shavel, BGaming’s Product Owner, praised the collaboration, calling it “a celebration of Snoop Dogg’s career,” some fans might disagree. Rather than focusing on innovation or honoring Snoop’s legacy, Snoop Dogg Dollars could signal a shift in priorities: cashing in on a name instead of creating music.
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EdwardsPatricia2 Come on, Bonanza is really the best, it has saved my bank many times. If it weren't for it, I would have been sitting in the red for a long time. But the music is already boring, it's really annoying, I always turn it off.
CunningHawk People have so much free time - to lose at the casino, watch streams and go to work to earn money for the casino. Amazing.
LisaTheTrustworthy Fallsview is total crap! I was there, queues everywhere, the staff is rude. And the prices in the restaurant are just outrageous! I don't recommend it to anyone.
lopezGarcia I don’t trust anyone!
rodriguezAllen Proof or not)
RichardTheOptimistic Century top!
CharlesThomas No surprise here—gambling keeps breaking records because it’s everywhere now. From online casinos to sports betting, it feels like everyone’s cashing in except the players!
dorothycarter4t It’s always the same story—big money talks, and everyone else suffers. Gambling ads flood every sporting event, and now the government can’t even agree on basic reforms? Disappointing but not surprising.
BettyTheBrilliant While the levy is a step in the right direction for tackling gambling harms, we need to make sure operators don’t just pass the cost onto players by lowering RTPs. It should be a win-win for both the industry and consumers.
AdamsJennifer Finally, a use for all those meme coins I bought on a whim! Turning them into USDT and hitting the slots at BitStarz sounds like a win-win to me.
HelenTheKindhearted 4Kasino and Betcoin seem to keep up the standards, but Sportaza and Dream.Bet in the blacklist? These scammers are at it again.
AllenBetty9 You look at everything so seriously. Well, streamers are streamers, what's there to worry about, there are thousands of them
BrianTheZealous Come on, seriously? I've been playing their slots for 3 years now, I would never have thought that they had such a dark past. And now they are truly one of the best providers.
CharlesTheSpirited Wildz hosting an esports tournament feels like a sneaky way to market their casino to younger audiences. Reduced RTP rates and now targeting gamers? Hard pass for me. Thanks for the heads-up about this shady tactic!
CarolTheCunning I was so excited when I heard about The Walking Dead slot, but if the RTP isn’t fair, what’s the point? Fans deserve better than flashy branding with poor payouts.
I get that everyone’s gotta hustle, but this feels wrong. Snoop's been a music legend, and now he’s promoting gambling? Not the legacy I imagined for him.
As a slots fan, I’ll admit it’s kinda cool, but honestly, I never thought I’d see the day Snoop Dogg would be repping a slot game. It’s like he’s officially retired from making good music.
Snoop Dogg Dollars? Really? This is just a cash grab, pure and simple. It’s sad to see these artists turning into brand gimmicks for the gambling industry.
Imagine having one of the most iconic careers in hip-hop and then ending up on a slot machine. Feels like Snoop’s forgetting where he came from. I miss the old days.
Man, this is disappointing. Snoop used to be about the music, not pushing gambling onto people. Guess everyone’s got a price these days!