Drake vs Stake part 2

[BabyShark]

Did you enjoy or watch the stream?

Full Stream: https://youtu.be/7V8az7UdyY0

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[Adbitco]

Seems the event not yet started, I tried to watch but on stationed. What could be the cause please get back I would love to stream live to know how it all went.

Is up now.

[Oshosondy]

Seems the event not yet started, I tried to watch but on stationed. What could be the cause please get back I would love to stream live to know how it all went.

Forward it 25 seconds and watch it in full, so it is not stationed as you meant it, it is a full video.

[Coin_trader]

I enjoy watching it and I never thought I’m gonna finish the video until the end. Drake bet is so huge but it’s not enough to beat Stake because of max bet and his limited bank roll. There was a time that he was already in profit above 20M but since he keeps betting same amount on each round, He lose over time because of the type of game he keeps betting has a low win rate probability. Glad to watch this video but maybe add the original source of the video as credits.

[yahoo62278]

I enjoy watching it and I never thought I’m gonna finish the video until the end. Drake bet is so huge but it’s not enough to beat Stake because of max bet and his limited bank roll. There was a time that he was already in profit above 20M but since he keeps betting same amount on each round, He lose over time because of the type of game he keeps betting has a low win rate probability. Glad to watch this video but maybe add the original source of the video as credits.

He was over 30 million at 1 point. He could have easily stopped and said thx Eddie GG.

It was a semi entertaining stream though, they did 3-4 shots of tequila on stream and stake did 5 bonus drops of 45-50$ to players who met wager requirements. Overall, players were likely happy and of course 30-40 players got 25k.

[seoincorporation]

Is just a part of their marketing strategy, they pay millions to Drake for this kind of promotions, it doesn't matter if they lose all their balance if the job is to gamble and they get a payment for that job.

For anyone who thinks that was real i you recommend you to watch this video:

The Puppets of Online Gambling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObDAXqg9O3U

[darkangel11]

They were having so much fun and were so relaxed about it despite such high stakes. I wish I could bet a million, lose it and just be like "let's check that other girl at another table LOL".
Definitely a good stream to watch if you want to have a laugh and forget about the problems of the real world. A good promo for Stake too.

Is just a part of their marketing strategy, they pay millions to Drake for this kind of promotions, it doesn't matter if they lose all their balance if the job is to gamble and they get a payment for that job.

For anyone who thinks that was real i you recommend you to watch this video:

The Puppets of Online Gambling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObDAXqg9O3U

OK... so that's why they were so chill about losing money. I had fun watching them despite all that.

[Eternad]

They were having so much fun and were so relaxed about it despite such high stakes. I wish I could bet a million, lose it and just be like "let's check that other girl at another table LOL".
Definitely a good stream to watch if you want to have a laugh and forget about the problems of the real world. A good promo for Stake too.

Is just a part of their marketing strategy, they pay millions to Drake for this kind of promotions, it doesn't matter if they lose all their balance if the job is to gamble and they get a payment for that job.

For anyone who thinks that was real i you recommend you to watch this video:

The Puppets of Online Gambling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObDAXqg9O3U

OK... so that's why they were so chill about losing money. I had fun watching them despite all that.

Drake is known for betting huge amount and still cool even before the partnership. But not that level on the video because that absurd amount of bet because his not worth is just around 250M while he is betting almost 1M per bet which is insane considering it’s just a roulette and some table games.

I believe most of his balance at that game is all sponsored including the giveaways because Drake is not a charity to giveaway that huge amount no string attached while losing big time at the same time. 

[Coin_trader]

I enjoy watching it and I never thought I’m gonna finish the video until the end. Drake bet is so huge but it’s not enough to beat Stake because of max bet and his limited bank roll. There was a time that he was already in profit above 20M but since he keeps betting same amount on each round, He lose over time because of the type of game he keeps betting has a low win rate probability. Glad to watch this video but maybe add the original source of the video as credits.

He was over 30 million at 1 point. He could have easily stopped and said thx Eddie GG.

It was a semi entertaining stream though, they did 3-4 shots of tequila on stream and stake did 5 bonus drops of 45-50$ to players who met wager requirements. Overall, players were likely happy and of course 30-40 players got 25k.

I skipped some part because I’m the one getting nervous on his bets especially on Blackjack which he keeps flooding the table with max bet and let it lose like nothing happened. It looks like that his contract with stake is to stop streaming when the balance was zero or hit a certain profit quota. Haha.

I was wondering what platform does he do livestream? I’m sure that the OP video is just reupload while I’m not a regular player at stake to get the real source for this giveaway. Just trying my luck next time participate on his next giveaway.

[efialtis]

Is just a part of their marketing strategy, they pay millions to Drake for this kind of promotions, it doesn't matter if they lose all their balance if the job is to gamble and they get a payment for that job.

For anyone who thinks that was real i you recommend you to watch this video:

The Puppets of Online Gambling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObDAXqg9O3U

That video is of course partly exaggerating, some parts do not even make sense but hey, what can you expect when people who don't have a clue about the online gambling industry comment... all in all though, this is SUPER entertaining and.... also sharing some truth - hilarious, I have loved it!

[fiulpro]

Drake is living in Toronto right now but I do think it would be wise for him to know that certain countries do ban the celebs, influencers and also the sports people from advertising for a gambling company to reduce the influence it might have on the younger generation. Other than that, ofcourse if the guy is going to continue playing, he would loose it, he should have packed it all up when he won that much, it was already so lucky insted he kept playing but I do understand that the casino 'Stake' would have paid more than that amount to him or given him free spins or whatever so there is no way that he lost any money but it was still good to watch.

[yahoo62278]

Is just a part of their marketing strategy, they pay millions to Drake for this kind of promotions, it doesn't matter if they lose all their balance if the job is to gamble and they get a payment for that job.

For anyone who thinks that was real i you recommend you to watch this video:

The Puppets of Online Gambling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObDAXqg9O3U

We will never know the exact details but you are correct I would assume. Drake has tons of followers, there were over 100k users on the stream last night. The casino likely paid him a certain amount of cash for this promotion and to them its worth as potentially 100000 users might sign up.

[coolcoinz]

Is just a part of their marketing strategy, they pay millions to Drake for this kind of promotions, it doesn't matter if they lose all their balance if the job is to gamble and they get a payment for that job.

For anyone who thinks that was real i you recommend you to watch this video:

The Puppets of Online Gambling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObDAXqg9O3U

That video is of course partly exaggerating, some parts do not even make sense but hey, what can you expect when people who don't have a clue about the online gambling industry comment... all in all though, this is SUPER entertaining and.... also sharing some truth - hilarious, I have loved it!

I knew people get a lot of money to advertise, because how would they get UFC fighters to promote them? These people are getting a lot of money even if they lose a fight, so their requirements are high.
What I didn't know is that they pay youtubers this much money too. Some guy getting 2 mill to play slots all day? Damn, that's as they say it "easy life, easy money"
Is it ethical? I passively promote a casino myself, so I'm not here to judge them. The stream was entertaining, that's for sure.

[Hamphser]

Is just a part of their marketing strategy, they pay millions to Drake for this kind of promotions, it doesn't matter if they lose all their balance if the job is to gamble and they get a payment for that job.

For anyone who thinks that was real i you recommend you to watch this video:

The Puppets of Online Gambling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObDAXqg9O3U

That video is of course partly exaggerating, some parts do not even make sense but hey, what can you expect when people who don't have a clue about the online gambling industry comment... all in all though, this is SUPER entertaining and.... also sharing some truth - hilarious, I have loved it!

I knew people get a lot of money to advertise, because how would they get UFC fighters to promote them? These people are getting a lot of money even if they lose a fight, so their requirements are high.
What I didn't know is that they pay youtubers this much money too. Some guy getting 2 mill to play slots all day? Damn, that's as they say it "easy life, easy money"
Is it ethical? I passively promote a casino myself, so I not here to judge them. The stream was entertaining, that's for sure.

Business is business and nothing personal even to those streamers/advertisers do really know that it does have that non-ethical part but they do have in mind that they'll gain or earn that much so it wont really be

that hard to make a choice and its none of our business in talking about being ethical or not because if you are on his foot then you would definitely agree and make agreements without any hesitation.

Stake does really know on how to play the game on this industry.They dont mind if they would spend up millions if they do know that they could potentially
earn more if they did that but of course its not guaranteed but with those known personalities and celebs then its really on high chance.

[naira]

Is just a part of their marketing strategy, they pay millions to Drake for this kind of promotions, it doesn't matter if they lose all their balance if the job is to gamble and they get a payment for that job.

For anyone who thinks that was real i you recommend you to watch this video:

The Puppets of Online Gambling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObDAXqg9O3U

We will never know the exact details but you are correct I would assume. Drake has tons of followers, there were over 100k users on the stream last night. The casino likely paid him a certain amount of cash for this promotion and to them its worth as potentially 100000 users might sign up.

Of course this has been agreed upon in the input and output. Apart from the affiliate program, bonuses, promotions that are already on paper, I think they are all quite reasonable and have indeed succeeded in attracting Drake's followers on all of his social media. A marketing strategy that has been planned from the start and of course not a few followers will make bets in the same place.

[Smartvirus]

Wow! Over 1hour 10min+, nah! Can't spend that much time to watch the clip but from the little I viewed, you could tell his having fun at it. Even the casino agent isn't left out on the chills for drake. Talking about chocolate milk and shits, lol... Well, I must say what i like the most is the attitude he takes towards it as losing didn't matter much despite the huge stakes well, he has the money and his pattern of taking bets follows a repeated format and same amount in stakes everytime. Its cool and he got a 12 from the piece I watched. Sure this isn't som promotion, maybe not but drake and stakes are getting hopes up.

[Jody.Drummer]

How does it feel? did you like the show?

It is Stake.com that can take us to a very massive era in the gambling industry. I think all gambling casinos will do the same if they have the right target Influencers. Drake is the one who managed to let everyone know more about Stake.com. We enjoyed it without question. Exhilarating the promotional industry for fun is shown tonight, the level of satisfaction it seeks and Drake gets it.

[DoublerHunter]

Business is business and nothing personal even to those streamers/advertisers do really know that it does have that non-ethical part but they do have in mind that they'll gain or earn that much so it wont really be
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^ It is Drake's job to promote Stake nothing else.
That is definitely right, that is a business, and being a streamer that has a ton of followers should do something more fun and entertain as long as he has content to show for the sake of his followers. I don't even think Drake will gamble on Stake using his own money.
Nothing new here I think it is pure business, though the content of the video clip is good and well-entertained, that is only the purpose.

[Captain Corporate]

Stunna already said that Stake pays no dime to Drake to gamble. Its all his money, and he doesn't get paid a single dollar to gamble here. He likes it here, and even before the partnership he played here for years. So its not really a fair thing to lie about the partnership with absolutely zero proof. Its easy to say Drake gets paid with zero proof and get out, if I ask for one single proof, then you would have none and you still get to say whatever you want, thats a bit unfair and harsh.

Plus, dude makes like 50+ million a year, thats on the easy side, he could make upto 100+ million on certain years when he has new songs, and thats how he profits from the current situation and doesn't mind gambling and losing millions, because he has that kind of cash to lose.

[stomachgrowls]

Stunna already said that Stake pays no dime to Drake to gamble. Its all his money, and he doesn't get paid a single dollar to gamble here. He likes it here, and even before the partnership he played here for years. So its not really a fair thing to lie about the partnership with absolutely zero proof. Its easy to say Drake gets paid with zero proof and get out, if I ask for one single proof, then you would have none and you still get to say whatever you want, thats a bit unfair and harsh.

Plus, dude makes like 50+ million a year, thats on the easy side, he could make upto 100+ million on certain years when he has new songs, and thats how he profits from the current situation and doesn't mind gambling and losing millions, because he has that kind of cash to lose.

Do we really believe that he isnt getting something from Stake? Dont know but im not really convinced on what Stunna said, we do have our own views and opinions though but reputation/popularity
alone is something that could be monetized by someone like Drake even he earns millions of dollars then he wont deny easily on getting more income out of advertisement since he know that
he's capable on bringing lots of people to be aware of Stake site existence which would probably bring profits on the platform itself.

If Stunna said that about that matter then its up to us whether we do believe it or not and i do agree on what most people been saying on here which its all about business.