Drake became partners of the Stake Casino

[Distinctin]

Drake hadnt been forced to play on Stake until he was discovered that he's behind on a certain account which do spends big time on the platform which it would really be understandable
that Stake would grab out the opportunity on making him as a partner considering his fan base then that would really be giving out some good exposure on the site even more.
Aside on getting some good revenue or income from Drake they are also benefiting out when it comes to marketing specially now that they do have made out some partnership.

With the success the Drake and Stake partnership that we are witnessing I would not be surprised that at the near future some other casinos try to do something similar, after all we know that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery”, so if other casinos want to obtain a similar success for them as well then it makes sense they try to obtain the support from celebrities to support their brand and make them reach a population that was not accessible for them before.

Expect about it because that would surely happen in the near future and it's kind of normal nowadays to see some other brands trying to imitate what the other brand did which was really a success like the Stake did when they got Drake to endorse for them. But the challenge for them is to have the right man or woman for the job who's also a big gambler that the public knows and of course got a huge fan base to make the brand more expose.

[rhomelmabini]

Drake hadnt been forced to play on Stake until he was discovered that he's behind on a certain account which do spends big time on the platform which it would really be understandable
that Stake would grab out the opportunity on making him as a partner considering his fan base then that would really be giving out some good exposure on the site even more.
Aside on getting some good revenue or income from Drake they are also benefiting out when it comes to marketing specially now that they do have made out some partnership.

With the success the Drake and Stake partnership that we are witnessing I would not be surprised that at the near future some other casinos try to do something similar, after all we know that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery”, so if other casinos want to obtain a similar success for them as well then it makes sense they try to obtain the support from celebrities to support their brand and make them reach a population that was not accessible for them before.

Expect about it because that would surely happen in the near future and it's kind of normal nowadays to see some other brands trying to imitate what the other brand did which was really a success like the Stake did when they got Drake to endorse for them. But the challenge for them is to have the right man or woman for the job who's also a big gambler that the public knows and of course got a huge fan base to make the brand more expose.

I think it isn't the first time a casino did this kind of marketing, we've seen this in the past and we will see such scenarios in the future as well. The thing is, it shouldn't just the exposure or that people knows it, they should have been the voice of the community as well, so in order to do that I think regular live stream playing on what casino they promotes is needed. It needs more execution rather than just pure display.

[KTChampions]

Yes, it's inevitable. If you look at the trend, the exchanges have already reached the highest level of advertising that they can afford - they sponsor top football teams, entire championships, etc. The same will happen (already happens) with casinos - this is a profitable business, so such stellar partnerships in the future will not surprise anyone.

Exchange platforms and casino businesses are both one of the most profitable or high revenue making type of businesses on this industry which it is no surprise that they would really be touching up this area in terms or

marketing where they would be using up their common sense on finding huge user base type of influencers even though the pay would be not that cheap but it would really be worth it for sure.

It might not be a guaranteed positive outcome but at least they do really make out some big exposure which would really help out the business.

It depends on how big the business is. The most famous casinos and exchanges are undoubtedly making huge profits, the rest are fighting for the rest of the pie. It is clear that monsters like Stake spend millions of dollars on celebrities like Drake in return to gain recognition and tolerance from his fans, which ultimately gives them even more profit.

[stadus]

Drake hadnt been forced to play on Stake until he was discovered that he's behind on a certain account which do spends big time on the platform which it would really be understandable
that Stake would grab out the opportunity on making him as a partner considering his fan base then that would really be giving out some good exposure on the site even more.
Aside on getting some good revenue or income from Drake they are also benefiting out when it comes to marketing specially now that they do have made out some partnership.

With the success the Drake and Stake partnership that we are witnessing I would not be surprised that at the near future some other casinos try to do something similar, after all we know that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery”, so if other casinos want to obtain a similar success for them as well then it makes sense they try to obtain the support from celebrities to support their brand and make them reach a population that was not accessible for them before.

Expect about it because that would surely happen in the near future and it's kind of normal nowadays to see some other brands trying to imitate what the other brand did which was really a success like the Stake did when they got Drake to endorse for them. But the challenge for them is to have the right man or woman for the job who's also a big gambler that the public knows and of course got a huge fan base to make the brand more expose.

I think it isn't the first time a casino did this kind of marketing, we've seen this in the past and we will see such scenarios in the future as well. The thing is, it shouldn't just the exposure or that people knows it, they should have been the voice of the community as well, so in order to do that I think regular live stream playing on what casino they promotes is needed. It needs more execution rather than just pure display.

Yes, it isn't and time after time things like this will always bound to happen as these casino's are competing to increase their popularity and clients. For Drake's case, he don't need to do some livestreams just to promote the Stake as he is already known enough to the public through his chosen industry which is music and he's also a big gambler that everyone on the internet are already much aware of.

[madnessteat]

Yes, it's inevitable. If you look at the trend, the exchanges have already reached the highest level of advertising that they can afford - they sponsor top football teams, entire championships, etc. The same will happen (already happens) with casinos - this is a profitable business, so such stellar partnerships in the future will not surprise anyone.

Exchange platforms and casino businesses are both one of the most profitable or high revenue making type of businesses on this industry which it is no surprise that they would really be touching up this area in terms or

marketing where they would be using up their common sense on finding huge user base type of influencers even though the pay would be not that cheap but it would really be worth it for sure.

It might not be a guaranteed positive outcome but at least they do really make out some big exposure which would really help out the business.

It depends on how big the business is. The most famous casinos and exchanges are undoubtedly making huge profits, the rest are fighting for the rest of the pie. It is clear that monsters like Stake spend millions of dollars on celebrities like Drake in return to gain recognition and tolerance from his fans, which ultimately gives them even more profit.

As the demand for the services of celebrities such partnerships bring enormous profits, but in my humble opinion it would be better if these funds were spent on various bonus programs already existing customers since by and large this partnership is paid for by them and it would be fairer if the casino would increase the payout ratio and the chances of winning in the casino.

[Fatunad]

Drake hadnt been forced to play on Stake until he was discovered that he's behind on a certain account which do spends big time on the platform which it would really be understandable
that Stake would grab out the opportunity on making him as a partner considering his fan base then that would really be giving out some good exposure on the site even more.
Aside on getting some good revenue or income from Drake they are also benefiting out when it comes to marketing specially now that they do have made out some partnership.

With the success the Drake and Stake partnership that we are witnessing I would not be surprised that at the near future some other casinos try to do something similar, after all we know that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery”, so if other casinos want to obtain a similar success for them as well then it makes sense they try to obtain the support from celebrities to support their brand and make them reach a population that was not accessible for them before.

Expect about it because that would surely happen in the near future and it's kind of normal nowadays to see some other brands trying to imitate what the other brand did which was really a success like the Stake did when they got Drake to endorse for them. But the challenge for them is to have the right man or woman for the job who's also a big gambler that the public knows and of course got a huge fan base to make the brand more expose.

I think it isn't the first time a casino did this kind of marketing, we've seen this in the past and we will see such scenarios in the future as well. The thing is, it shouldn't just the exposure or that people knows it, they should have been the voice of the community as well, so in order to do that I think regular live stream playing on what casino they promotes is needed. It needs more execution rather than just pure display.

Yes, it isn't and time after time things like this will always bound to happen as these casino's are competing to increase their popularity and clients. For Drake's case, he don't need to do some livestreams just to promote the Stake as he is already known enough to the public through his chosen industry which is music and he's also a big gambler that everyone on the internet are already much aware of.

Its not his line of career but having some streams as a side habit or something like that then its really his choice but actually its true that he wont really be needing if he does really intend to expose or give out some plugs
on certain sites or services that he might involved into and having that huge fan base then it would really be just easily to be shown and make people aware about on things that you are involved.
Any business would really love to make use of this advantage but of course it would come by a price.

[rhomelmabini]

Drake hadnt been forced to play on Stake until he was discovered that he's behind on a certain account which do spends big time on the platform which it would really be understandable
that Stake would grab out the opportunity on making him as a partner considering his fan base then that would really be giving out some good exposure on the site even more.
Aside on getting some good revenue or income from Drake they are also benefiting out when it comes to marketing specially now that they do have made out some partnership.

With the success the Drake and Stake partnership that we are witnessing I would not be surprised that at the near future some other casinos try to do something similar, after all we know that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery”, so if other casinos want to obtain a similar success for them as well then it makes sense they try to obtain the support from celebrities to support their brand and make them reach a population that was not accessible for them before.

Expect about it because that would surely happen in the near future and it's kind of normal nowadays to see some other brands trying to imitate what the other brand did which was really a success like the Stake did when they got Drake to endorse for them. But the challenge for them is to have the right man or woman for the job who's also a big gambler that the public knows and of course got a huge fan base to make the brand more expose.

I think it isn't the first time a casino did this kind of marketing, we've seen this in the past and we will see such scenarios in the future as well. The thing is, it shouldn't just the exposure or that people knows it, they should have been the voice of the community as well, so in order to do that I think regular live stream playing on what casino they promotes is needed. It needs more execution rather than just pure display.

Yes, it isn't and time after time things like this will always bound to happen as these casino's are competing to increase their popularity and clients. For Drake's case, he don't need to do some livestreams just to promote the Stake as he is already known enough to the public through his chosen industry which is music and he's also a big gambler that everyone on the internet are already much aware of.

But even once a month is a huge strike to know that he's still with them, people tend to forgot if something isn't done seldomly. Or, maybe when there's some big event happening like what he did during the NFL. Maybe livestream is far-fetched, something like tweets is enough I guess.

[Distinctin]

Drake hadnt been forced to play on Stake until he was discovered that he's behind on a certain account which do spends big time on the platform which it would really be understandable
that Stake would grab out the opportunity on making him as a partner considering his fan base then that would really be giving out some good exposure on the site even more.
Aside on getting some good revenue or income from Drake they are also benefiting out when it comes to marketing specially now that they do have made out some partnership.

With the success the Drake and Stake partnership that we are witnessing I would not be surprised that at the near future some other casinos try to do something similar, after all we know that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery”, so if other casinos want to obtain a similar success for them as well then it makes sense they try to obtain the support from celebrities to support their brand and make them reach a population that was not accessible for them before.

Expect about it because that would surely happen in the near future and it's kind of normal nowadays to see some other brands trying to imitate what the other brand did which was really a success like the Stake did when they got Drake to endorse for them. But the challenge for them is to have the right man or woman for the job who's also a big gambler that the public knows and of course got a huge fan base to make the brand more expose.

I think it isn't the first time a casino did this kind of marketing, we've seen this in the past and we will see such scenarios in the future as well. The thing is, it shouldn't just the exposure or that people knows it, they should have been the voice of the community as well, so in order to do that I think regular live stream playing on what casino they promotes is needed. It needs more execution rather than just pure display.

Yes, it isn't and time after time things like this will always bound to happen as these casino's are competing to increase their popularity and clients. For Drake's case, he don't need to do some livestreams just to promote the Stake as he is already known enough to the public through his chosen industry which is music and he's also a big gambler that everyone on the internet are already much aware of.

Its not his line of career but having some streams as a side habit or something like that then its really his choice but actually its true that he wont really be needing if he does really intend to expose or give out some plugs
on certain sites or services that he might involved into and having that huge fan base then it would really be just easily to be shown and make people aware about on things that you are involved.
Any business would really love to make use of this advantage but of course it would come by a price.

Exactly, I cannot just really imagine that Drake would do some regular livestreams to promote the Stake and I highly doubt that it's included on the agreement. Maybe there will be some times that Drake would mention Stake if ever he goes live in the mainstream media even if he don't have to do it.
If the Stake management want someone to expose them regularly in the livestreams then they should hire another one that suits for that specific field.

[Silberman]

With the success the Drake and Stake partnership that we are witnessing I would not be surprised that at the near future some other casinos try to do something similar, after all we know that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery”, so if other casinos want to obtain a similar success for them as well then it makes sense they try to obtain the support from celebrities to support their brand and make them reach a population that was not accessible for them before.

Yes, it's inevitable. If you look at the trend, the exchanges have already reached the highest level of advertising that they can afford - they sponsor top football teams, entire championships, etc. The same will happen (already happens) with casinos - this is a profitable business, so such stellar partnerships in the future will not surprise anyone.

Without a doubt this is something that is coming, after exchanges casinos are without a doubt the most profitable businesses in this market, since there are many whales out there gambling huge amounts of money at the different reputable casinos we have in the market, one thing to consider is if governments will try to hinder this kind of advertising as they are taking hard measures against fiat casinos and I would think they will try to be even harsher against cryptocurrency casinos due to the privacy they allow to their customers.

[Finestream]

At first I had my doubts about Drake partbering up with Stake, but it turns out that the speculations are indeed true. He's a known gambler and high roller, so I thought that his bets were mostly harmless and of his own volition. Well whatever the case is, his bets may have already urged some other people to bet on Stake, and when he published that post, he hasn't disclosed that he's affiliated with the platform. It's quite misleading but I guess there isn't anything that we can do right now about it.

Drake was certainly the perfect fit for stake casino and has been an active fan of it so definitely, their partnership will create a good exposure on the part of stake that will open doors for more players and users that will bring high advantage for stake. The two will end up having good collaboration that will bring new experiences on the platform's users.

[Silberman]

At first I had my doubts about Drake partbering up with Stake, but it turns out that the speculations are indeed true. He's a known gambler and high roller, so I thought that his bets were mostly harmless and of his own volition. Well whatever the case is, his bets may have already urged some other people to bet on Stake, and when he published that post, he hasn't disclosed that he's affiliated with the platform. It's quite misleading but I guess there isn't anything that we can do right now about it.

Drake was certainly the perfect fit for stake casino and has been an active fan of it so definitely, their partnership will create a good exposure on the part of stake that will open doors for more players and users that will bring high advantage for stake. The two will end up having good collaboration that will bring new experiences on the platform's users.

Without a doubt it seems it was the perfect move for both parties, stake was already a popular casino before but it seems that now people that were not aware that you could gamble with cryptocurrencies and that considered them only an investment have decided to begin to try their luck thanks to their partnership with Drake, and without a doubt Drake is benefiting out of this as he is being paid and this is reducing the costs he incurred while he gambled, so this is an scenario in which everyone is winning with that partnership.

[stomachgrowls]

At first I had my doubts about Drake partbering up with Stake, but it turns out that the speculations are indeed true. He's a known gambler and high roller, so I thought that his bets were mostly harmless and of his own volition. Well whatever the case is, his bets may have already urged some other people to bet on Stake, and when he published that post, he hasn't disclosed that he's affiliated with the platform. It's quite misleading but I guess there isn't anything that we can do right now about it.

Drake was certainly the perfect fit for stake casino and has been an active fan of it so definitely, their partnership will create a good exposure on the part of stake that will open doors for more players and users that will bring high advantage for stake. The two will end up having good collaboration that will bring new experiences on the platform's users.

Without a doubt it seems it was the perfect move for both parties, stake was already a popular casino before but it seems that now people that were not aware that you could gamble with cryptocurrencies and that considered them only an investment have decided to begin to try their luck thanks to their partnership with Drake, and without a doubt Drake is benefiting out of this as he is being paid and this is reducing the costs he incurred while he gambled, so this is an scenario in which everyone is winning with that partnership.

They are indeed having some mutual benefit into each other but i would be saying that Stake would benefit out the most considering that Drake isnt really just promoting the site or the company but also

he's playing on the platform for itself by his own money which means that it would be more profits or revenue for Stake side although Drake would really able to get some good amounts from stake
with this partnership neither he would play all ofthose money or would simply make use some part of it but well its a personal choice.

[KTChampions]

They are indeed having some mutual benefit into each other but i would be saying that Stake would benefit out the most considering that Drake isnt really just promoting the site or the company but also

he's playing on the platform for itself by his own money which means that it would be more profits or revenue for Stake side although Drake would really able to get some good amounts from stake
with this partnership neither he would play all ofthose money or would simply make use some part of it but well its a personal choice.

First, we don't know how dependent Drake is on gambling to draw such conclusions. Secondly, since he still has money, then he is doing well with self-control and he will not lose "everything he earns." Well, in fact, it is strange to evaluate the voluntary cooperation of the parties as an unequal agreement (where one party receives more profit than the other).

[milewilda]

They are indeed having some mutual benefit into each other but i would be saying that Stake would benefit out the most considering that Drake isnt really just promoting the site or the company but also

he's playing on the platform for itself by his own money which means that it would be more profits or revenue for Stake side although Drake would really able to get some good amounts from stake
with this partnership neither he would play all ofthose money or would simply make use some part of it but well its a personal choice.

First, we don't know how dependent Drake is on gambling to draw such conclusions. Secondly, since he still has money, then he is doing well with self-control and he will not lose "everything he earns." Well, in fact, it is strange to evaluate the voluntary cooperation of the parties as an unequal agreement (where one party receives more profit than the other).

Knowing each party revenue or profits is a personal thing and that should'nt be shared up or known by someone.Its true that we dont know about his spending whether those amounts used in gambling
do came from his hard earned money or do came from sponsorships or partnerships which is hard to tell.He's been involved with gambling for a while now but it seems he wasn't till be bust up.

[KTChampions]

First, we don't know how dependent Drake is on gambling to draw such conclusions. Secondly, since he still has money, then he is doing well with self-control and he will not lose "everything he earns." Well, in fact, it is strange to evaluate the voluntary cooperation of the parties as an unequal agreement (where one party receives more profit than the other).

Knowing each party revenue or profits is a personal thing and that should'nt be shared up or known by someone.Its true that we dont know about his spending whether those amounts used in gambling
do came from his hard earned money or do came from sponsorships or partnerships which is hard to tell.He's been involved with gambling for a while now but it seems he wasn't till be bust up.

I think that in order to get a serious partnership or sponsorship you have to work very hard and stubbornly, so I would not separate the money "earned" and received in that way. Theoretically, he should declare any income and the tax office will know how much he earned from this partnership, but I do not know whether this data is public in the country where he pays taxes or not.

[AicecreaME]

At first I had my doubts about Drake partbering up with Stake, but it turns out that the speculations are indeed true. He's a known gambler and high roller, so I thought that his bets were mostly harmless and of his own volition. Well whatever the case is, his bets may have already urged some other people to bet on Stake, and when he published that post, he hasn't disclosed that he's affiliated with the platform. It's quite misleading but I guess there isn't anything that we can do right now about it.

Drake was certainly the perfect fit for stake casino and has been an active fan of it so definitely, their partnership will create a good exposure on the part of stake that will open doors for more players and users that will bring high advantage for stake. The two will end up having good collaboration that will bring new experiences on the platform's users.

Without a doubt it seems it was the perfect move for both parties, stake was already a popular casino before but it seems that now people that were not aware that you could gamble with cryptocurrencies and that considered them only an investment have decided to begin to try their luck thanks to their partnership with Drake, and without a doubt Drake is benefiting out of this as he is being paid and this is reducing the costs he incurred while he gambled, so this is an scenario in which everyone is winning with that partnership.

They are indeed having some mutual benefit into each other but i would be saying that Stake would benefit out the most considering that Drake isnt really just promoting the site or the company but also

he's playing on the platform for itself by his own money which means that it would be more profits or revenue for Stake side although Drake would really able to get some good amounts from stake
with this partnership neither he would play all ofthose money or would simply make use some part of it but well its a personal choice.

Agree. It's definitely a win-win situation for both Stake and Drake. And you got a point as well regarding Stake having the greater benefit in this partnership because like what you said, Drake is promoting them based on their contract. Certainly, Drake having many followers because he has a wide reach will garner many potential gamblers to play on Stake.com. At the same time, Drake is known to be a 'passionate' gambler, while he is promoting Stake, he will definitely play in it using his own money. After all, that's what he's known for - betting and risking big amounts.

So it's really a win on the side of Stake. Although I'm sure Drake would also enjoy some perks of being collaborated with them.

[milewilda]

First, we don't know how dependent Drake is on gambling to draw such conclusions. Secondly, since he still has money, then he is doing well with self-control and he will not lose "everything he earns." Well, in fact, it is strange to evaluate the voluntary cooperation of the parties as an unequal agreement (where one party receives more profit than the other).

Knowing each party revenue or profits is a personal thing and that should'nt be shared up or known by someone.Its true that we dont know about his spending whether those amounts used in gambling
do came from his hard earned money or do came from sponsorships or partnerships which is hard to tell.He's been involved with gambling for a while now but it seems he wasn't till be bust up.

I think that in order to get a serious partnership or sponsorship you have to work very hard and stubbornly, so I would not separate the money "earned" and received in that way. Theoretically, he should declare any income and the tax office will know how much he earned from this partnership, but I do not know whether this data is public in the country where he pays taxes or not.

Speaking of taxes then we do know on how government do seriously take about it which it is understandable that there would really be a tax into it and the data or any information would be just personal.
Dont see for it to be exposed or just letting off or know the public on how much he do paid up. Does it really matter? It isnt really that right on boggling up our minds on how he do earn
or on how he do spend up his funds or money on various things.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Drake hadnt been forced to play on Stake until he was discovered that he's behind on a certain account which do spends big time on the platform which it would really be understandable
that Stake would grab out the opportunity on making him as a partner considering his fan base then that would really be giving out some good exposure on the site even more.
Aside on getting some good revenue or income from Drake they are also benefiting out when it comes to marketing specially now that they do have made out some partnership.

With the success the Drake and Stake partnership that we are witnessing I would not be surprised that at the near future some other casinos try to do something similar, after all we know that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery”, so if other casinos want to obtain a similar success for them as well then it makes sense they try to obtain the support from celebrities to support their brand and make them reach a population that was not accessible for them before.

Expect about it because that would surely happen in the near future and it's kind of normal nowadays to see some other brands trying to imitate what the other brand did which was really a success like the Stake did when they got Drake to endorse for them. But the challenge for them is to have the right man or woman for the job who's also a big gambler that the public knows and of course got a huge fan base to make the brand more expose.

I think it isn't the first time a casino did this kind of marketing, we've seen this in the past and we will see such scenarios in the future as well. The thing is, it shouldn't just the exposure or that people knows it, they should have been the voice of the community as well, so in order to do that I think regular live stream playing on what casino they promotes is needed. It needs more execution rather than just pure display.

Yes, it isn't and time after time things like this will always bound to happen as these casino's are competing to increase their popularity and clients. For Drake's case, he don't need to do some livestreams just to promote the Stake as he is already known enough to the public through his chosen industry which is music and he's also a big gambler that everyone on the internet are already much aware of.

Its not his line of career but having some streams as a side habit or something like that then its really his choice but actually its true that he wont really be needing if he does really intend to expose or give out some plugs
on certain sites or services that he might involved into and having that huge fan base then it would really be just easily to be shown and make people aware about on things that you are involved.
Any business would really love to make use of this advantage but of course it would come by a price.

Exactly, I cannot just really imagine that Drake would do some regular livestreams to promote the Stake and I highly doubt that it's included on the agreement. Maybe there will be some times that Drake would mention Stake if ever he goes live in the mainstream media even if he don't have to do it.
If the Stake management want someone to expose them regularly in the livestreams then they should hire another one that suits for that specific field.

They are right, really the success of Stake.com is not only because they have Drake, it is known that Drake is an influencer by nature, and nothing else with the number of followers he has just by saying stake.com and his fans will seek to enter the platform, to bet, to know, is not a bad strategy, in fact it is one of the master moves that the casino has.

It is a fact that the other casino platforms see what Stake.com does, at some point they will too, and that is correct, it is like that healthy competition that must exist, more so in this crowded field and that every day there are more platforms resurfacing and they are looking for ways to be more viewed than others, for now we have to enjoy what stake.com is offering us.

[jaberwock]

Knowing each party revenue or profits is a personal thing and that should'nt be shared up or known by someone.Its true that we dont know about his spending whether those amounts used in gambling
do came from his hard earned money or do came from sponsorships or partnerships which is hard to tell.He's been involved with gambling for a while now but it seems he wasn't till be bust up.

It is personal. We cant only help but predict. Stake is big gambling site based on their players and on their promotions so stake prolly earns truckloads of money. Drake on the other hand is a successful artist so by this alone we can assume that drake earns decent money and that money can be more than what stake gambling site accumulated over the years.

We can stalk drake's social media accounts to know if he is been a regular gambler or look out for the news. If yes then it's possible that the money used that we saw last time, came from his own pocket and not from stake. During the partnership between the two, drake can still continue gambling using his own money.

[passwordnow]

Drake was certainly the perfect fit for stake casino and has been an active fan of it so definitely, their partnership will create a good exposure on the part of stake that will open doors for more players and users that will bring high advantage for stake. The two will end up having good collaboration that will bring new experiences on the platform's users.

Yeah, that's a good partnership for both of them. A celebrity and player of their casino is an ideal partnership that they've built up. The model on this partnership is that other casinos will have the idea to look upon those celebs that are really into their casino and actually plays.
Or, understands the platform itself so that there's product knowledge for his followers to catch up what he's up to.