Drake became partners of the Stake Casino

[Boristhecat]

An average person trying to imitate the rich is as old as time itself, it is just that this is even more prominent in this age as people are more aware than ever of all the things that those that are rich and famous are doing, still as long as people gamble responsibly this is not a problem, the issue comes when people try to gamble more what they can afford to lose and then they try to blame the casinos for their losses when it was them the ones that were irresponsible in the management of their money.

I have never heard of such a thing )) If average people imitate someone, then rather those who got the money in a relatively easy way. Even a cursory glance at Drake's biography is enough to understand that he is not "just a lucky guy" but one who has worked all his life and continues to do so even after he has achieved success.
I agree with you about shifting responsibility, this is really common for all people (not just gamblers). Few people are ready to say: it was my mistake, I am to blame. Usually they look for any other reason just to not admit own mistakes.

[madnessteat]

~ I agree with you about shifting responsibility, this is really common for all people (not just gamblers). Few people are ready to say: it was my mistake, I am to blame. Usually they look for any other reason just to not admit own mistakes.

It seems to me that this is used by many people as a kind of defense mechanism that is designed to keep people from having repeated negative experiences, but it works so poorly that many people don't follow its warnings and keep stepping on the same rake over and over again. In addition, it is always possible to shift responsibility to someone else.

[goinmerry]

In the case of Drake, they essentially targeted those who are wealthy or well-known, because drake put a large sum of money on the line, which is why he became more well-known. I agree that Stake is already well-known, but they still need to attract new customers in order to generate more revenue. To this end, most gambling sites are actively recruiting big-name endorsers because they have a large number of fans but i do still agree that some will fail though they do have big names behind their website.

From my point of view, Stake's partnership with Drake is not intentional or he has been targeted. Maybe there's a point that Drake was vocal playing at Stake, the platform got his attention and from there the rest is history. Regardless of where it all started, there shouldn't be an issue.

Of course, getting new users on the site is continuous and never-ending progress. While adding good features, a partnership can be considered and that's what Stake is doing. Adesanya, Drake, etc. I'm sure there will be more personalities that will join the board while Stake is moving forward.

Establishing a partnership does mean that the Stake is getting bigger and stronger.

[AicecreaME]

I played before in stake but I don't receive any information that they made a partnership with Drake well if that so it's a good marketing to get a huge name joins to their platform for sure its large promotions and budget to become part of them for sure tons of new gambler comes with the stake because they start a partnership with them so it already build trust because of the star and of course drake doesn't want to break those trust of his followers and its good to courage more player to the stake.

I guess the partnership just suddenly happen. Or perhaps this is all planned ahead. Either way, the collaboration of Drake and Stake exhibits a win-win scenario. Drake has been an active gambler ever since and he has a wide reach to influence. Having this kind of partnership can benefit both of them. Maybe in the future there would be more other personalities and celebrities joining the partnership with Stake which is a good thing as well because there would be more people to endorse. Although they should just assure that they would still give the same quality of service despite the endorsements.

[Distinctin]

In the case of Drake, they essentially targeted those who are wealthy or well-known, because drake put a large sum of money on the line, which is why he became more well-known. I agree that Stake is already well-known, but they still need to attract new customers in order to generate more revenue. To this end, most gambling sites are actively recruiting big-name endorsers because they have a large number of fans but i do still agree that some will fail though they do have big names behind their website.

From my point of view, Stake's partnership with Drake is not intentional or he has been targeted. Maybe there's a point that Drake was vocal playing at Stake, the platform got his attention and from there the rest is history. Regardless of where it all started, there shouldn't be an issue.

Of course, getting new users on the site is continuous and never-ending progress. While adding good features, a partnership can be considered and that's what Stake is doing. Adesanya, Drake, etc. I'm sure there will be more personalities that will join the board while Stake is moving forward.

Establishing a partnership does mean that the Stake is getting bigger and stronger.

Or maybe it was Drake's plan after all to get the attention of Stake, I mean why would Drake suddenly posts his huge bet slips using stake as a platform on the last Super Bowl in Los Angeles and luckily he won. That surely catches the attention of Stake management and later on we received a news that they're in a partnership now. Whichever it is, yes it is a win-win situation and we will see more famous personalities joining the Stake family soon.

[Silberman]

Celebrity endorsers can be of great help, but it would be so much better if the casino already has made its contribution and its reputation on its own. Even without an endorser, surely, the players would be encouraged to invest and play with them. Although having an endorser would be a plus and a win-win situation too.

Prior to getting the involvement of Drake, Stake is already a popular crypto-gambling platform. It means, even without the partnership, Stake will just continue to gain its popularity no matter what. It happened that Drake is playing at Stake and that's a good opportunity to make a collaboration.

Stake x Drake seems also a catchy term. The rhyme is really fit at gambling.

Drake is really fit to be their celebrity endorser.

It is a match made in heaven, Drake is not only already known as a gambler so he is the perfect celebrity to become the sponsor of a casino, but that is not all, as you state even the names of Drake and Stake match perfectly making the creation of a PR campaign something relatively easy, so I have no doubts this was the right move for Stake and I have no doubts that since then they have seen their traffic and their profits increase due to Drake becoming their sponsor not long ago.

[freedomgo]

In the case of Drake, they essentially targeted those who are wealthy or well-known, because drake put a large sum of money on the line, which is why he became more well-known. I agree that Stake is already well-known, but they still need to attract new customers in order to generate more revenue. To this end, most gambling sites are actively recruiting big-name endorsers because they have a large number of fans but i do still agree that some will fail though they do have big names behind their website.

From my point of view, Stake's partnership with Drake is not intentional or he has been targeted. Maybe there's a point that Drake was vocal playing at Stake, the platform got his attention and from there the rest is history. Regardless of where it all started, there shouldn't be an issue.

Of course, getting new users on the site is continuous and never-ending progress. While adding good features, a partnership can be considered and that's what Stake is doing. Adesanya, Drake, etc. I'm sure there will be more personalities that will join the board while Stake is moving forward.

Establishing a partnership does mean that the Stake is getting bigger and stronger.

Or maybe it was Drake's plan after all to get the attention of Stake, I mean why would Drake suddenly posts his huge bet slips using stake as a platform on the last Super Bowl in Los Angeles and luckily he won. That surely catches the attention of Stake management and later on we received a news that they're in a partnership now. Whichever it is, yes it is a win-win situation and we will see more famous personalities joining the Stake family soon.

It could be, or is it that they had some agreement beforehand or some kind of a test to prove that if Drake could become a good asset to them that is why Drake posted his bets out of the blue with the name of Stake involved. Lot of assumptions but we cannot confirm it because suddenly the two have already partnered and indeed it's win-win situation for the both party.

[bitbollo]

Or maybe it was Drake's plan after all to get the attention of Stake, I mean why would Drake suddenly posts his huge bet slips using stake as a platform on the last Super Bowl in Los Angeles and luckily he won. That surely catches the attention of Stake management and later on we received a news that they're in a partnership now. Whichever it is, yes it is a win-win situation and we will see more famous personalities joining the Stake family soon.

To be honest, I was also quite surprised to see Drake's bets.
Not only for the high volume, but also for having used a platform renowned for the crypto sector.

I believe that at certain levels nothing happens casually, and nobody does anything for nothing.
(It was a first piece of promotion if you think how much the bets was seen/discussed over the internet).
I would not be surprised to know that there was already an agreement between the parties (not publicly thanks to a NDA - Non disclosure agreement).

Obviously it's just speculation, we can't clearly know how the story went, but I agree too, it's a "win-win situation for both sides

[Sanitough]

Or maybe it was Drake's plan after all to get the attention of Stake, I mean why would Drake suddenly posts his huge bet slips using stake as a platform on the last Super Bowl in Los Angeles and luckily he won. That surely catches the attention of Stake management and later on we received a news that they're in a partnership now. Whichever it is, yes it is a win-win situation and we will see more famous personalities joining the Stake family soon.

To be honest, I was also quite surprised to see Drake's bets.
Not only for the high volume, but also for having used a platform renowned for the crypto sector.

I believe that at certain levels nothing happens casually, and nobody does anything for nothing.
(It was a first piece of promotion if you think how much the bets was seen/discussed over the internet).
I would not be surprised to know that there was already an agreement between the parties (not publicly thanks to a NDA - Non disclosure agreement).

Obviously it's just speculation, we can't clearly know how the story went, but I agree too, it's a "win-win situation for both sides

Yes, right? I mean it that certain move he did would not be suspicious if he just posted that he bet on the LA Rams even if the amount was stated, or he blurred the name of the platform which was the Stake but he did the opposite and revealed it publicly, so it's quite relevant that were suspecting that both parties have some agreement before the event.

[livingfree]

Or maybe it was Drake's plan after all to get the attention of Stake, I mean why would Drake suddenly posts his huge bet slips using stake as a platform on the last Super Bowl in Los Angeles and luckily he won. That surely catches the attention of Stake management and later on we received a news that they're in a partnership now. Whichever it is, yes it is a win-win situation and we will see more famous personalities joining the Stake family soon.

With those info that I've seen about him and stake, he's an active player of the platform.

But we're all in the guessing game and he won't verify if he's already partnered with them before he shown the slip or they've taken the attention after he has posted it.

No matter what it is, there's the truth that he's now a partner of them and celebrities like him really are catching the attention of everyone through this marketing.

[chaser15]

Or maybe it was Drake's plan after all to get the attention of Stake, I mean why would Drake suddenly posts his huge bet slips using stake as a platform on the last Super Bowl in Los Angeles and luckily he won. That surely catches the attention of Stake management and later on we received a news that they're in a partnership now. Whichever it is, yes it is a win-win situation and we will see more famous personalities joining the Stake family soon.

It's obvious that prior to Drake's huge betting, there's already cooking a partnership with Drake. It's intentional while at the same time, Drake will really put a bet on it regardless if there's a partnership or not. That partnership might be in progress and formed for months I believed and not instant.

We don't know the real story behind but there's no need to really know some facts about it. Let the partnership just push through. We just have to wait for some Stake x Drake-related promotions and see if it will be catchy in our eyes.

[Botnake]

Or maybe it was Drake's plan after all to get the attention of Stake, I mean why would Drake suddenly posts his huge bet slips using stake as a platform on the last Super Bowl in Los Angeles and luckily he won. That surely catches the attention of Stake management and later on we received a news that they're in a partnership now. Whichever it is, yes it is a win-win situation and we will see more famous personalities joining the Stake family soon.

It's obvious that prior to Drake's huge betting, there's already cooking a partnership with Drake. It's intentional while at the same time, Drake will really put a bet on it regardless if there's a partnership or not. That partnership might be in progress and formed for months I believed and not instant.

We don't know the real story behind but there's no need to really know some facts about it. Let the partnership just push through. We just have to wait for some Stake x Drake-related promotions and see if it will be catchy in our eyes.

I agree with that speculation, they make a headline first about the huge bet of Drake at stake, and later they announce that Drake has become their partner. It's like getting the attention of the masses and then telling them that they have celebrities who trusted their site with a million-dollar bet.

If we are talking about the money, or how much Drake is paid, we have no idea, but for sure that's more than the amount he bet when it first came into the news.

[Woodie]

Big things are really happening in the world of crypto and as far as I can tell, this isn't just a win for stake it's a win for the crypto ecosystem which should pave way for other crypto based companies to join the real world in marketing these businesses and coins. I hope regulation won't become an issue in due course with these partnerships that keep puttingus on the map

[freedomgo]

Or maybe it was Drake's plan after all to get the attention of Stake, I mean why would Drake suddenly posts his huge bet slips using stake as a platform on the last Super Bowl in Los Angeles and luckily he won. That surely catches the attention of Stake management and later on we received a news that they're in a partnership now. Whichever it is, yes it is a win-win situation and we will see more famous personalities joining the Stake family soon.

It's obvious that prior to Drake's huge betting, there's already cooking a partnership with Drake. It's intentional while at the same time, Drake will really put a bet on it regardless if there's a partnership or not. That partnership might be in progress and formed for months I believed and not instant.

We don't know the real story behind but there's no need to really know some facts about it. Let the partnership just push through. We just have to wait for some Stake x Drake-related promotions and see if it will be catchy in our eyes.

That's what I'm also thinking because I don't highly believe that their partnership was formed after Drake posted that certain bet slip and have won for over $1 Million, IIRC. The Stake has a really good set of eyes on finding it's celebrity/famous endorser and in this case, Drake is really a good choice as he can really give them that profit and attention they want so that those people will go to them.

[jostorres]

From my point of view, Stake's partnership with Drake is not intentional or he has been targeted. Maybe there's a point that Drake was vocal playing at Stake, the platform got his attention and from there the rest is history. Regardless of where it all started, there shouldn't be an issue.

Of course, getting new users on the site is continuous and never-ending progress. While adding good features, a partnership can be considered and that's what Stake is doing. Adesanya, Drake, etc. I'm sure there will be more personalities that will join the board while Stake is moving forward.

Establishing a partnership does mean that the Stake is getting bigger and stronger.

Or maybe it was Drake's plan after all to get the attention of Stake, I mean why would Drake suddenly posts his huge bet slips using stake as a platform on the last Super Bowl in Los Angeles and luckily he won. That surely catches the attention of Stake management and later on we received a news that they're in a partnership now. Whichever it is, yes it is a win-win situation and we will see more famous personalities joining the Stake family soon.

Stake is lucky because a famous icon such as drake is the one that want's their attention. Who would not want to post that kind of bet? You are proud that you win. I can win an amount that to me is huge already but I know that it was still small to the rest but I don't care, I still share that bet to the public.

It's a win situation for stake but not really for drake because even without stake, drake can still earn huge and I think the pay for drake by other brands are much higher compared to what stake offered but it was still a money. Drake only accepts it because he love the platform, this is where he play. The money that stake pays to him can be a good addition to his money when he bets again.

[Russlenat]

From my point of view, Stake's partnership with Drake is not intentional or he has been targeted. Maybe there's a point that Drake was vocal playing at Stake, the platform got his attention and from there the rest is history. Regardless of where it all started, there shouldn't be an issue.

Of course, getting new users on the site is continuous and never-ending progress. While adding good features, a partnership can be considered and that's what Stake is doing. Adesanya, Drake, etc. I'm sure there will be more personalities that will join the board while Stake is moving forward.

Establishing a partnership does mean that the Stake is getting bigger and stronger.

Or maybe it was Drake's plan after all to get the attention of Stake, I mean why would Drake suddenly posts his huge bet slips using stake as a platform on the last Super Bowl in Los Angeles and luckily he won. That surely catches the attention of Stake management and later on we received a news that they're in a partnership now. Whichever it is, yes it is a win-win situation and we will see more famous personalities joining the Stake family soon.

Stake is lucky because a famous icon such as drake is the one that want's their attention. Who would not want to post that kind of bet? You are proud that you win. I can win an amount that to me is huge already but I know that it was still small to the rest but I don't care, I still share that bet to the public.

It's a win situation for stake but not really for drake because even without stake, drake can still earn huge and I think the pay for drake by other brands are much higher compared to what stake offered but it was still a money. Drake only accepts it because he love the platform, this is where he play. The money that stake pays to him can be a good addition to his money when he bets again.

How can you verify that claim that Drake only accepted that offer because he is using the Stake as his main platform?
And how did you know that there are other leading casinos/brands that have offered him a much higher pay than the Stake?

I'm sorry but I disagree about that because we cannot really know for sure and if it's really true that Drake have been offered by other online casinos with a higher fee then I don't think there's a Drake x Stake partnership happened. It's a win-win situation for the both parties because they need each other that's why Stake have reached out and Drake have accepted their offer.

However, I agree that Drake can still earn a huge money with or without the Stake's partnership.

[dunfida]

Big things are really happening in the world of crypto and as far as I can tell, this isn't just a win for stake it's a win for the crypto ecosystem which should pave way for other crypto based companies to join the real world in marketing these businesses and coins. I hope regulation won't become an issue in due course with these partnerships that keep puttingus on the map

AFAIK, Drake makes more than 70 mln dollars in a year. Stake partnership will be win-win situation for both parties since both brands will take advantage of "more users=higher revenue* formula. In the next expected Drake live stream, record breaking giveaways are promised by Stake team, things will change after this event and marketing team will get huge bonuses just from this event,IMHO.

Business as usual and we know that this is how business works on which they do really need to be that aggressive in terms of marketing which they do know that it could bring something or make more revenue.

They wont really be hesitating on spending or make out some partnerships and its indeed a win-win situation on both sides but well its not surprising because this is how business works.
It is really just great that crypto casinos is getting much attention since there are celebs does have millions of followers which do really end up on having good exposure towards crypto.

[Silberman]

In the case of Drake, they essentially targeted those who are wealthy or well-known, because drake put a large sum of money on the line, which is why he became more well-known. I agree that Stake is already well-known, but they still need to attract new customers in order to generate more revenue. To this end, most gambling sites are actively recruiting big-name endorsers because they have a large number of fans but i do still agree that some will fail though they do have big names behind their website.

From my point of view, Stake's partnership with Drake is not intentional or he has been targeted. Maybe there's a point that Drake was vocal playing at Stake, the platform got his attention and from there the rest is history. Regardless of where it all started, there shouldn't be an issue.

Of course, getting new users on the site is continuous and never-ending progress. While adding good features, a partnership can be considered and that's what Stake is doing. Adesanya, Drake, etc. I'm sure there will be more personalities that will join the board while Stake is moving forward.

Establishing a partnership does mean that the Stake is getting bigger and stronger.

Or maybe it was Drake's plan after all to get the attention of Stake, I mean why would Drake suddenly posts his huge bet slips using stake as a platform on the last Super Bowl in Los Angeles and luckily he won. That surely catches the attention of Stake management and later on we received a news that they're in a partnership now. Whichever it is, yes it is a win-win situation and we will see more famous personalities joining the Stake family soon.

It could be, or is it that they had some agreement beforehand or some kind of a test to prove that if Drake could become a good asset to them that is why Drake posted his bets out of the blue with the name of Stake involved. Lot of assumptions but we cannot confirm it because suddenly the two have already partnered and indeed it's win-win situation for the both party.

At the end of the day it does not really matter the order in which things happened, whether stake contacted drake first and then he made that bet or he made that bet and the he was contacted by stake, what matters is that they created a partnership, and for what I can see it is bound to be very prolific for a very long time, it would be interesting to see if this is the beginning of a very aggressive strategy and stake adds even more celebrities to promote them or if drake is the only one they will recruit for now.

[mirakal]

In the case of Drake, they essentially targeted those who are wealthy or well-known, because drake put a large sum of money on the line, which is why he became more well-known. I agree that Stake is already well-known, but they still need to attract new customers in order to generate more revenue. To this end, most gambling sites are actively recruiting big-name endorsers because they have a large number of fans but i do still agree that some will fail though they do have big names behind their website.

From my point of view, Stake's partnership with Drake is not intentional or he has been targeted. Maybe there's a point that Drake was vocal playing at Stake, the platform got his attention and from there the rest is history. Regardless of where it all started, there shouldn't be an issue.

Of course, getting new users on the site is continuous and never-ending progress. While adding good features, a partnership can be considered and that's what Stake is doing. Adesanya, Drake, etc. I'm sure there will be more personalities that will join the board while Stake is moving forward.

Establishing a partnership does mean that the Stake is getting bigger and stronger.

Or maybe it was Drake's plan after all to get the attention of Stake, I mean why would Drake suddenly posts his huge bet slips using stake as a platform on the last Super Bowl in Los Angeles and luckily he won. That surely catches the attention of Stake management and later on we received a news that they're in a partnership now. Whichever it is, yes it is a win-win situation and we will see more famous personalities joining the Stake family soon.

It could be, or is it that they had some agreement beforehand or some kind of a test to prove that if Drake could become a good asset to them that is why Drake posted his bets out of the blue with the name of Stake involved. Lot of assumptions but we cannot confirm it because suddenly the two have already partnered and indeed it's win-win situation for the both party.

At the end of the day it does not really matter the order in which things happened, whether stake contacted drake first and then he made that bet or he made that bet and the he was contacted by stake, what matters is that they created a partnership, and for what I can see it is bound to be very prolific for a very long time, it would be interesting to see if this is the beginning of a very aggressive strategy and stake adds even more celebrities to promote them or if drake is the only one they will recruit for now.

Yeah right, let's just be happy for their new partnership and hope that it will be fruitful in the months and years to come. And the question what was the first happened or did the Stake approached Drake before he posted those bets or after it, doesn't really matter because we cannot answer those questions as they would not disclose that information publicly and it is kind of none of our business anymore.

Maybe, who knows right? We might see another an another additional celebrity endorser in the Stake Family this year.

[Mahanton]

Yeah right, let's just be happy for their new partnership and hope that it will be fruitful in the months and years to come. And the question what was the first happened or did the Stake approached Drake before he posted those bets or after it, doesn't really matter because we cannot answer those questions as they would not disclose that information publicly and it is kind of none of our business anymore.

Maybe, who knows right? We might see another an another additional celebrity endorser in the Stake Family this year.

If it was totally not part of the plan and Drake was simply just playing and turns out to be a heavy gambler then Stake would probably be noticing that but how Stake do able to know that a particular username is Drake?
Of course there might be some sort of making himself known on the platform/site itself which they had automatically recognized and  since he's one of the biggest players plus having that popularity
on outside world then it would not be surprising if Stake would really be getting that particular step in terms of exposure.