Headline: "I play what I know": Did Drake change sports betting to online casinos?
Popular Canadian rapper Drake is once again in the spotlight of the gambling community. A week ago, the artist posted a commercial on his Instagram account, created as part of a long-term partnership with the Stake crypto platform. In the video, Drake is relaxing with friends in a restaurant, while not looking up from his smartphone, where roulette is running.
The caption to the publication caused a special stir: "I'm done with sports betting, I'll play what I can." The video instantly went viral, collecting more than 7.7 million views. Many subscribers took this statement literally, deciding that the musician was finally disappointed in match predictions and plans to fully focus on content from online casinos.
It is worth noting that this post appeared shortly after another high-profile fiasco of the rapper in betting. Recall that Drake lost $1 million, betting on the triumph of the New England Patriots team in the Super Bowl LX final.
Mark Patterson is the news writer at CasinosInCanada who covers the latest developments in the iGaming industry, including casino launches, regulations, and market updates.
Fuck, I want to sit in a restaurant with kents too, poke at the screen and not worry that a million bucks flew down the drain. Drake, drive the hundred to the sheds, be a man!
That Drake again...
Guys, let's go our separate ways, it's just warming up the goyim before the new stream. Steak still returns these money to him for advertising, purely a show for coverage.
Aha, he quit, of course! It's just that the contract with Steak is working out. Drake without betting is like dumplings without vinegar, I don't believe it.