The Drake's Curse.

[avp2306]

Feel for him though,  but then it's gambling and he shouldn't take it seriously to the point of betting with an amount he can't afford to let go,  Drake has been one of the lucky celebrities to have enjoyed some endorsement from casinos.

Drake can afford to let go as his part of support to the casino if he had placed the bet online his loss is the casino's win reason why there is no sure bet,  even though he had all the statical support for his straight winning but then gambling results are unpredictable.

Drake is a stake ambassador, the fight was sponsored by stake.
No matter win or lose this bet, do you really think this was a bet he decided to make?

I think this was just a promotional bet stake initiated to used his reach to millions of fans.
Before stake he rarely posted bets like this, but once the partnership with stake was public it happens all the time. I don't think that's a coincidence.

It's just promo, you can't take this serious!

For sure that it is since they want to make people curious and discuss about what really happened there. Then now they are successful since they are now been talk my many people and that gather a lot of exposure to their casino that's why we shouldn't take the bets made by those influential people especially if there's casino involve in the picture since promotion will be their main intention and nothing else more than that. People need to be calm and ignore those winning or losses Drake made since at the end of the day he earn a lot of money to the promotion done for the casino he works with.

Now that they read peoples opinion regarding to this for sure with this they can think about other important thing that need to watch for rather than believing on those casino ambassadors.

[danherbias07]

1.Logan Paul and Dillon Danis are well known crypto NFT scammers(and shitcoin pump and dump scammers). Does anyone really expect two scammers to have a fair fight? I think that this "choking scene" was made up in order for Danis to be disqualified and many people to lose their bets.
2.Drake is a millionaire. Does anyone feel sorry about a millionaire losing 850K USD on gambling? What's wrong with you people?
What about giving those 850K USD for charity, instead of wasting them on a probably rigged fight between two crypto scammers?

Nah, I don't feel sorry for Drake, that's a cheap amount for him and I doubt that's all on him, it could be a group betting for one boxer. I didn't even know that he was going for this type of bet, the entertainers in boxing. I thought he was a fan of real combat sports because there was a time I saw him put a high amount for Adesanya and he won a big amount on that.

I believe in Sir Charles Barkey's curse, but I don't think Drake has it either. Boxing entertainers could sometimes twist the plot so it can become more exciting for the fans just like what they do in WWE. Making a spark on social media for a chance to be on the trend will definitely make them more money in case they meet again or they will be fighting another fighter who will enter the trend.

[Vaculin]

The Drake's Curse.

He lost on the right man. We have experienced losses but not as bad as this...this is just terrible.

What do the gambling folks have to say about this?

Not really a curse but something that could happen to anyone bad luck could run continuously and so is winning, this is not only Drake there are others it's just they are not sensationalized because they are not high-profile bettors.

This is a lesson for all of us when it comes to gambling whether it is sports betting or luck-based games you could lose your bet so only play with money that you can afford to lose.

I think it's time for Drake to think of other options or moderate his greed if this continues he will find himself with an empty pocket, anyway he can always do a concert to fill his pocket but it's just a waste of money putting in huge money.

Apparently, Drake has been winning a huge amount and losing a lot from the different platforms in gambling, but mostly from sports betting. So I don’t agree that he has been cursed to lose millions as he also won quite a huge amount from its past gambling activities. Of course, as a high profile bettor, expect that if you lose you will really lost millions of money, and the moment you win, the amount will also be exceedingly large.

However, what Drake had experienced is just one proof that no matter how skilled and experienced you are when betting, when it comes to gambling the result will always be uncertain and unpredictable. That is why never risk an amount that you might find yourself regretting in the future. Maybe today Drake won’t realized the amount he has lost but once his career will struggle and the demand for him might lessen, that’s the time that he will realized that he is wasting such a vast amount in gambling, wishing he could have invested the amount instead.

[ethereumhunter]

For sure that it is since they want to make people curious and discuss about what really happened there. Then now they are successful since they are now been talk my many people and that gather a lot of exposure to their casino that's why we shouldn't take the bets made by those influential people especially if there's casino involve in the picture since promotion will be their main intention and nothing else more than that. People need to be calm and ignore those winning or losses Drake made since at the end of the day he earn a lot of money to the promotion done for the casino he works with.

Now that they read peoples opinion regarding to this for sure with this they can think about other important thing that need to watch for rather than believing on those casino ambassadors.

If they want to participate in betting just for fun, they can do so because we do not aim to make any profit and only want to follow what they do. And yes, people don't need to think about what Drake made because as a man with a lot of money, he could have spent much of his money placing those bets. We also don't know if the money came from the casino where he worked or if it was his own money so we didn't think too much into it. We also don't know if Drake did it for real or if it was just part of a scenario they did so people thought it was real.

[Accardo]

For sure that it is since they want to make people curious and discuss about what really happened there. Then now they are successful since they are now been talk my many people and that gather a lot of exposure to their casino that's why we shouldn't take the bets made by those influential people especially if there's casino involve in the picture since promotion will be their main intention and nothing else more than that. People need to be calm and ignore those winning or losses Drake made since at the end of the day he earn a lot of money to the promotion done for the casino he works with.

Now that they read peoples opinion regarding to this for sure with this they can think about other important thing that need to watch for rather than believing on those casino ambassadors.

If they want to participate in betting just for fun, they can do so because we do not aim to make any profit and only want to follow what they do. And yes, people don't need to think about what Drake made because as a man with a lot of money, he could have spent much of his money placing those bets. We also don't know if the money came from the casino where he worked or if it was his own money so we didn't think too much into it. We also don't know if Drake did it for real or if it was just part of a scenario they did so people thought it was real.

Yes, the story we are not sure about, how true our predictions can be about Drake's gambling money. If he was funded by the casino or used his private funds. Although with what is on the floor, marketing has become very tricky. And people are getting used to different marketing techniques. Such that when they find one, they won't hesitate to point it out. As a brand ambassador of Stake, most of his moves would be questioned by fans and the gambling public. One, the wagered money can serve as a jackpot to many gamblers. Hence, it gets us intrigued, and we may not accept the fact that drake used his funds to play it. Because it looks so big in the eyes of gamblers. Yet we may not concern ourselves if the money is quite not huge in the eyes of drake. He's been doing this time to time. Aside the publicity he's getting from his huge money gambling. He's never complained about anything or answered any question whether the company is giving him the money to gamble. I've seen gambling influencers, using fabricated slips to deceive followers into believing they made in profits, or wagered such an amount. So big that people will see them as rich gamblers. As a Drake fan, I don't think he is posting fake screenshots. So, if the money is revolving between Stake and Drake, it's beyond our understanding to point out what's happening behind the scene. What gets us questioning is, that feeling of getting bordered when losing in betting. Often times, he's not gone public to show his bitterness of losing such an amount. As it should bother him at least. But, since, he is being covered by Stake's money in most extent. It may not be a torn in his flesh. No one can tell how long the deal would last. Until, then we can determine what was actually going on during his stay with Stake. Whether he'll continue playing with such an amount or not.

[JoyMarsha]

Drake didn't start his betting hugely on boxing fights today. I have known him to be someone who likes betting on his favorite boxer to win. At times he falls into being lucky to win, and at times he loses together.

This should be the highest bet I have heard of him betting so far and lost to it. I don't know whether he would learn how to minimize staking this big on gambling. I know he can get more than the money lost on gambling bets back by going on a music tour or releasing an album but he should minimize his betting with big amount habits a little.

To me, this is no longer a fun bet no matter how we view it to be(he having the money)

[ethereumhunter]

Yes, the story we are not sure about, how true our predictions can be about Drake's gambling money. If he was funded by the casino or used his private funds. Although with what is on the floor, marketing has become very tricky. And people are getting used to different marketing techniques. Such that when they find one, they won't hesitate to point it out. As a brand ambassador of Stake, most of his moves would be questioned by fans and the gambling public. One, the wagered money can serve as a jackpot to many gamblers. Hence, it gets us intrigued, and we may not accept the fact that drake used his funds to play it. Because it looks so big in the eyes of gamblers. Yet we may not concern ourselves if the money is quite not huge in the eyes of drake. He's been doing this time to time. Aside the publicity he's getting from his huge money gambling. He's never complained about anything or answered any question whether the company is giving him the money to gamble. I've seen gambling influencers, using fabricated slips to deceive followers into believing they made in profits, or wagered such an amount. So big that people will see them as rich gamblers. As a Drake fan, I don't think he is posting fake screenshots. So, if the money is revolving between Stake and Drake, it's beyond our understanding to point out what's happening behind the scene. What gets us questioning is, that feeling of getting bordered when losing in betting. Often times, he's not gone public to show his bitterness of losing such an amount. As it should bother him at least. But, since, he is being covered by Stake's money in most extent. It may not be a torn in his flesh. No one can tell how long the deal would last. Until, then we can determine what was actually going on during his stay with Stake. Whether he'll continue playing with such an amount or not.

We don't need to think that Drake uses his own funds to bet big money. Moreover, we also know that Drake has a lot of money. So even though he bet big money, he still has a lot of money to use for various things. And even if Stake funds his gambling budget, that's also good for Drake because he can help promote Stake to many people. And from that match, people will know that Drake uses a lot of money to bet.

I don't think Drake complained about his loss or showed it to the public. Also, Drake doesn't feel anything about his loss, so we don't know how he really feels.

[len01]

We don't need to think that Drake uses his own funds to bet big money. Moreover, we also know that Drake has a lot of money. So even though he bet big money, he still has a lot of money to use for various things. And even if Stake funds his gambling budget, that's also good for Drake because he can help promote Stake to many people. And from that match, people will know that Drake uses a lot of money to bet.

I don't think Drake complained about his loss or showed it to the public. Also, Drake doesn't feel anything about his loss, so we don't know how he really feels.

almost all the users here know who Drake is and how much he is worth and maybe everything has been discussed here and I just want to say a few opinions or maybe someone has already answered it but the most important thing here is whether he got the loss from his own money or was funded by any platform that the most important thing is that he does not lose all his wealth because the amount of money he currently has is very large and everything has been explained by several people here and yes he will not feel sorry because he is one the whale gamblers and I admire him.

[Oluwa-btc]

Rapper Drake lost $850,000 on Logan Paul's fight with Dillon Danis - despite backing the right man to win. Paul took on Danis over six rounds last night alongside KSI's defeat by Tommy Fury in Manchester. Paul dominated the first five rounds before Danis was disqualified in the final session for attempting to choke out his rival. Paul was declared the winner - but not by knock out as Drake had predicted. The rapper, who is seen as something of a curse given his poor gambling record, had staked $850,000 (£700,000) on Paul to win by stoppage and would have collected $1.3million (£1m) had he been successful.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/drake-logan-paul-danis-bet-31194541

The Drake's Curse.

He lost on the right man. We have experienced losses but not as bad as this...this is just terrible.

What do the gambling folks have to say about this?

That's huge from my own view. That Money will make me the next billionaire in Nigeria because I already have written down problems to solve.

Like someone said ,it's Gambling, two things are to be expected, either you get a win or the casinos get a win from your stake.
That's a little penny for him though, he won't feel or see that as a loss. I won't consider someone else's failure in betting as curse. That would be too traditional. He's just being unlucky.
All of these are also means to advertise about the casinos too. He's got a good strategy to trend. LoL.

[ChiBitCTy]

Rapper Drake lost $850,000 on Logan Paul's fight with Dillon Danis - despite backing the right man to win. Paul took on Danis over six rounds last night alongside KSI's defeat by Tommy Fury in Manchester. Paul dominated the first five rounds before Danis was disqualified in the final session for attempting to choke out his rival. Paul was declared the winner - but not by knock out as Drake had predicted. The rapper, who is seen as something of a curse given his poor gambling record, had staked $850,000 (£700,000) on Paul to win by stoppage and would have collected $1.3million (£1m) had he been successful.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/drake-logan-paul-danis-bet-31194541

The Drake's Curse.

He lost on the right man. We have experienced losses but not as bad as this...this is just terrible.

What do the gambling folks have to say about this?

I get sickend seeing Drake always betting so much money on all these big fights/games.  Now don't get me wrong he earned that money and he deserves it...but I can't help but think that he probably doesn't donate all that much to charity each year and that doesn't sit right with me (maybe I'm wrong and hope that I am).

Not a big fan of Drake period.  There's a sub-reddit that's pretty funny called "DrakeTheType" which is all about ripping on him.  I highly suggest checking it out.

That said, wish I had the money to make bets like he does!

[fullhdpixel]

Now, the big question is this.... Is Drake being funded by Stake.com to make these huge bets, because he is an affiliate and a brand ambassador for Stake.com.  

Naturally people who place such big bets on their personal accounts never put such bets out for the world to see, but with Drake it's different and being the brand ambassador  this puts stake name on the gambling map and also shows the world they are able to handle big bets without a problem which is also  Drake doing his job as a marketing and sales personnel !

They do it for their safety which includes the following: they are afraid to get robbed, protects them from beggars, and lastly protects their reputation. Drake took a big risk there because his career might have been affected. He is one of the artist that until now known. That alone can earn him sufficient amounts already. Oh well, maybe greed is what leads him of accepting the offer.

@OP don't worry about him because he himself wouldn't care about it. We can just see it as a normal happening in the gambling world. There are people who are really suck at predicting things, and I don't think they are dumb enough to continue if their losses are already huge, but unless maybe if addiction already hits them.

[Accardo]

Yes, the story we are not sure about, how true our predictions can be about Drake's gambling money. If he was funded by the casino or used his private funds. Although with what is on the floor, marketing has become very tricky. And people are getting used to different marketing techniques. Such that when they find one, they won't hesitate to point it out. As a brand ambassador of Stake, most of his moves would be questioned by fans and the gambling public. One, the wagered money can serve as a jackpot to many gamblers. Hence, it gets us intrigued, and we may not accept the fact that drake used his funds to play it. Because it looks so big in the eyes of gamblers. Yet we may not concern ourselves if the money is quite not huge in the eyes of drake. He's been doing this time to time. Aside the publicity he's getting from his huge money gambling. He's never complained about anything or answered any question whether the company is giving him the money to gamble. I've seen gambling influencers, using fabricated slips to deceive followers into believing they made in profits, or wagered such an amount. So big that people will see them as rich gamblers. As a Drake fan, I don't think he is posting fake screenshots. So, if the money is revolving between Stake and Drake, it's beyond our understanding to point out what's happening behind the scene. What gets us questioning is, that feeling of getting bordered when losing in betting. Often times, he's not gone public to show his bitterness of losing such an amount. As it should bother him at least. But, since, he is being covered by Stake's money in most extent. It may not be a torn in his flesh. No one can tell how long the deal would last. Until, then we can determine what was actually going on during his stay with Stake. Whether he'll continue playing with such an amount or not.

We don't need to think that Drake uses his own funds to bet big money. Moreover, we also know that Drake has a lot of money. So even though he bet big money, he still has a lot of money to use for various things. And even if Stake funds his gambling budget, that's also good for Drake because he can help promote Stake to many people. And from that match, people will know that Drake uses a lot of money to bet.

I don't think Drake complained about his loss or showed it to the public. Also, Drake doesn't feel anything about his loss, so we don't know how he really feels.

It's still about how we see celebrities, according to Brucelee, they're humans and feel things too. And we may not know about how he manages his wealth. One thing I know of Drake is that he's doing great in music. Has top notch tracks in billboard. But his personal life is his problem. Where he grew, the relationship he had there and all, can make him do bad mistakes too. Remember he's human. He works hard just like any other person. The real story about it, I don't expect it to be all comedy. Drake is also losing to Stake. Unless stake agrees on giving him unlimited wager, which is impossible. The amount agreed to be his funds for gambling. May not be enough to satisfy Drake. Therefore, he'll still have some low key bets he places on Stake, with his funds. And only posts the one sponsored by Stake. To promote Stake. And most of the times, he loses on that too. Hence, he only gets his endorsement money in full. Other allowances can fluctuate according to the outcome of the game. Like I said, don't know his level of gambling habit. As it could be a determinant of what I said. One way he spends a lot and the other side he also earns a lot. He also works on how to save a lot. He'll definite not wager so much, because he has lots of money. But most times I used to see it as Drake's gambling moment. Whenever he posts a gambling slip on his page, isn't the only time he gambled. He may be participating in some low key gambling activities with visitors and close friends. It's what gives them joy. In a nutshell, It's possible he's making adjustments and also mainly posts bets sponsored by Stake. As an ambassador.

[Hispo]

I would like to add something.
If part of the Drake's curse is to become a celebrity and getting sponsorships from the biggest crypto casino in the market, then I would not mind to have a curse like that.  

I would not even mind if my luck starts to eat away when comes to gambling and sportbetting, as long as the sponsor keep coming and continue to get contracts within the industry.
What about you? Would you like to be cursed like Drake, who can burn millions of dollars and not even flinch about it?

Even if half the money comes for the casino as sponsor, I would sleep tight at night with such "bad luck"  

[ethereumhunter]

almost all the users here know who Drake is and how much he is worth and maybe everything has been discussed here and I just want to say a few opinions or maybe someone has already answered it but the most important thing here is whether he got the loss from his own money or was funded by any platform that the most important thing is that he does not lose all his wealth because the amount of money he currently has is very large and everything has been explained by several people here and yes he will not feel sorry because he is one the whale gamblers and I admire him.

So it wouldn't be a problem for us if we didn't know anything about the money used by Drake. We also don't know how much money Drake uses. Even if he is financed or uses his own money, that's okay and he wants to entertain us by showing us the amount of money so that we can be interested in watching the match and maybe we will also bet on the same match. He also still has more money, we don't know how much, and it seems he will continue to provide excitement for his fans and us.

It's still about how we see celebrities, according to Brucelee, they're humans and feel things too. And we may not know about how he manages his wealth. One thing I know of Drake is that he's doing great in music. Has top notch tracks in billboard. But his personal life is his problem. Where he grew, the relationship he had there and all, can make him do bad mistakes too. Remember he's human. He works hard just like any other person. The real story about it, I don't expect it to be all comedy. Drake is also losing to Stake. Unless stake agrees on giving him unlimited wager, which is impossible. The amount agreed to be his funds for gambling. May not be enough to satisfy Drake. Therefore, he'll still have some low key bets he places on Stake, with his funds. And only posts the one sponsored by Stake. To promote Stake. And most of the times, he loses on that too. Hence, he only gets his endorsement money in full. Other allowances can fluctuate according to the outcome of the game. Like I said, don't know his level of gambling habit. As it could be a determinant of what I said. One way he spends a lot and the other side he also earns a lot. He also works on how to save a lot. He'll definite not wager so much, because he has lots of money. But most times I used to see it as Drake's gambling moment. Whenever he posts a gambling slip on his page, isn't the only time he gambled. He may be participating in some low key gambling activities with visitors and close friends. It's what gives them joy. In a nutshell, It's possible he's making adjustments and also mainly posts bets sponsored by Stake. As an ambassador.

Drake has gained many things and wealth and can promote things well. That was why he could bet a lot of money, and whatever the outcome, he didn't seem sad at all. Maybe he already knows that that is the risk in gambling and he continues to gamble. And if he loses, he can accept it regardless of whether he uses money from sponsors or his own money. But if someone could think that spending that much money was not worth it, even if he were a rich man, he would not do it. So we also need to find out whether it was his personal money or money from sponsors and we can only guess.

[Oasisman]

Rapper Drake lost $850,000 on Logan Paul's fight with Dillon Danis - despite backing the right man to win. Paul took on Danis over six rounds last night alongside KSI's defeat by Tommy Fury in Manchester. Paul dominated the first five rounds before Danis was disqualified in the final session for attempting to choke out his rival. Paul was declared the winner - but not by knock out as Drake had predicted. The rapper, who is seen as something of a curse given his poor gambling record, had staked $850,000 (£700,000) on Paul to win by stoppage and would have collected $1.3million (£1m) had he been successful.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/drake-logan-paul-danis-bet-31194541

The Drake's Curse.

He lost on the right man. We have experienced losses but not as bad as this...this is just terrible.

What do the gambling folks have to say about this?

Not a bad loss, it's gambling after all. You win some, you lose some that's just how gambling works. If he happens to win his bet would that be terrible?
IMO, most gamblers has poor gambling records though. I bet most of us has lost more money than we win.
I could only say that it's a terrible loss if someone has to take a loan just to place a bet and lost it eventually, that is a prime example of a terrible loss. But as for Drake, $850k isn't a big deal as he owns a lot of money. If I'm as wealthy as Drake I could've done the same thing, bet on the most risky but high reward odds since money doesn't bother me at all so why not maximize the profitability chances.

[Weawant]

Feel for him though,  but then it's gambling and he shouldn't take it seriously to the point of betting with an amount he can't afford to let go,  Drake has been one of the lucky celebrities to have enjoyed some endorsement from casinos.

Drake can afford to let go as his part of support to the casino if he had placed the bet online his loss is the casino's win reason why there is no sure bet,  even though he had all the statical support for his straight winning but then gambling results are unpredictable.

His was more or less very right as it was the best pick and by all indications, Logan would have won but sadly it turned out the way it dis, every day isn't a good day normally, drake has aswell won much from the casinos before now so it's very possible this could be one of his profits he made from the casino some time ago and he has got the means such that it wouldn't be any big deal to him he lost that amount to the casino.

He is worth much more than that and would probably recover that money soonest on another bet which he will place in the nearest future, as he has got the stats and all he needs to facilitate the accuracy of his bet. Do not gamble like him, always remember to stake what you can comfortably afford to loose, they which he staked by all indications is what he can afford to loose, so have that at the back of your mind before you make large stakes.

[Wiwo]

Feel for him though,  but then it's gambling and he shouldn't take it seriously to the point of betting with an amount he can't afford to let go,  Drake has been one of the lucky celebrities to have enjoyed some endorsement from casinos.

Drake can afford to let go as his part of support to the casino if he had placed the bet online his loss is the casino's win reason why there is no sure bet,  even though he had all the statical support for his straight winning but then gambling results are unpredictable.

His was more or less very right as it was the best pick and by all indications, Logan would have won but sadly it turned out the way it dis, every day isn't a good day normally, drake has aswell won much from the casinos before now so it's very possible this could be one of his profits he made from the casino some time ago and he has got the means such that it wouldn't be any big deal to him he lost that amount to the casino.

He is worth much more than that and would probably recover that money soonest on another bet which he will place in the nearest future, as he has got the stats and all he needs to facilitate the accuracy of his bet. Do not gamble like him, always remember to stake what you can comfortably afford to loose, they which he staked by all indications is what he can afford to loose, so have that at the back of your mind before you make large stakes.

Well that is what makes it gambling anyway because if it becomes undoubtedly sure for Logan to win and he ends up winning it then means there be no essence to gamble on the game any more since we already know the winner even before the game begins,  but since gambling is an unpredictable event,  it doesn't make any difference whether or not Logan is a sure bet in the eyes of Drake or any other gamblers but then also we have to be aware that there is never a sure bet in gambling.

And the final outcome of the games is what determines the winners regardless of whether or not both fighters have a good record of past winnings

[babygun]

Not a bad loss, it's gambling after all. You win some, you lose some that's just how gambling works. If he happens to win his bet would that be terrible?
IMO, most gamblers has poor gambling records though. I bet most of us has lost more money than we win.
I could only say that it's a terrible loss if someone has to take a loan just to place a bet and lost it eventually, that is a prime example of a terrible loss. But as for Drake, $850k isn't a big deal as he owns a lot of money. If I'm as wealthy as Drake I could've done the same thing, bet on the most risky but high reward odds since money doesn't bother me at all so why not maximize the profitability chances.

There are not a lot of successful gamblers who consistent make profit and everybody who gambles will have losses and wins. Drake, with his crazy high bets, just gets a lot of attention from everybody and everyone has his opinion. To be honest, a lot of his recent high bets were all a loss though, so I wouldn't follow Drake his bets lol.

[Casdinyard]

When you're earning someone's retirement funds every weekend you're bound to be a little belligerent when you're gambling, and in his case it's not like the money's ever going to stop cause one way or another people will listen to his songs and albums again and again, and he's too big to fail in the industry he's in too so he's not scared of anything at all. But that doesn't make his gambling addiction problem any less scary. But yeah the Drake's Curse, he's been like that ever since lol Paddy was a really strong fighter back then but when he started betting on the man he started losing drive and popularity. Basically, take Drake's bets at face value and always bet on whoever he's not betting lol.

[Iroh]

I would like to add something.
If part of the Drake's curse is to become a celebrity and getting sponsorships from the biggest crypto casino in the market, then I would not mind to have a curse like that.  

I would not even mind if my luck starts to eat away when comes to gambling and sportbetting, as long as the sponsor keep coming and continue to get contracts within the industry.
What about you? Would you like to be cursed like Drake, who can burn millions of dollars and not even flinch about it?

Even if half the money comes for the casino as sponsor, I would sleep tight at night with such "bad luck"  

That must be some curse if the recipient keeps on living the good life while making even more money. Is there a waiting list somewhere? Sign me up for some of Drakes sweet sweet curse. haha
Asides his endorsement deal, he still has enough money of his own to do whatever he pleases and can still afford not to lose any sleep over it if/when he losses any of his high stake bets.

Perhaps, the curse doesn’t allow one who’s cursed ever run out of money irrespective of how much is spent and lost in high stake bets.