Drake curse strikes again, rapper loses on Fury, Usyk bet

[alani123]

I am not gonna say that this is nothing for drake, because a few reports have been out about another singer that has sold so many records, Bruno Mars, has been in debt due to gambling and is now forced to play concerts in casinos without compensation only to cover the debt.

So in reality if this bet by Drake is real, he might be a few steps away from losing his cash fortune. Many celebrities are actually cash poor as they put all their money in luxury goods and real estate and when need hits they have a hard time. But also there's a chance this is only promotion and Drake may be fuerenteed to get his money back regardless of result.

[Sandra_hakeem]

As Usyk knocked down Fury in the ninth round, Drake lost $565000 in the hope to win $1 million.

For a second, let's talk about Tyson fury; i actually thought he was atleast 45 due to his slaggy nature and older physique(but he's 35), only for me to realize Usyk is even older at 37.

On Drake's part;he's been gambling relentlessly - not because he's really in need of the funds.. he's already worth billions -- okay, you wanna look up his networth? ain't nobody networth is real!!! So maybe he enjoys the fun and the increase in adrenaline on anticipation. Drake has never sounded like he's pained on whatever he's lost - so if he's compassionate about wagering on games in the UFC, he can.

[Quidat]

Also, I am curious why there’s always news of how he losses but none of how he wins. And there’s no way you’ll tell me he hasn’t been winning as well.

He is winning for sure... He is not only a sports bettor, but he also plays other games with very high stakes, he even streams some of that playing. So I guess this $500k loss for him is not a big deal, and I wouldn't call it a curse definitely. As all gamblers in some games we win in others we lose, it's how it's going. Gambling life is full of ups and downs...

And as far as I followed some of his gambling stories, it seems to me that he bets on people who are close to him in some way, so some of his bets come more from his heart as a form of support than as calculated bets. In any case, what we see from Drake is that he is gambling like crazy with large sums, and that attracts attention.

For sure he is, he wont really be just that stopping or sticking with boxing but also in other sports or any gambling or betting games out there. It did really just that turn out that this one is really that making some buzz on which considering on the amount that he had lost then tons of people would really be having that criticisms in towards on the things that he's been doing, but actually
this had been already that been long time that he is really that losing tons with those bets and even people would be calling it as a curse but well we do know on how this guy worth
so with not just only focusing on his celebrity paycheck or earning but also with partnerships then it wont really be that much of an issue on how much he had lost.
People are really just that overreacting.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Drake did not "lose" anything. This is sponsored money.

The only "losers" are the people who see his bets and sign up at Stake to place bets.

I thought as much, because looking at the huge amount Drake has been gambling with of recent, it's quite alarming there must have been a partnership deal with both parties, because though Drake is a well known billionaire musician, but gambling with such amount was normal in anyway and I knew something must be fishy, not until I made brief research and made to find out that Drake is actually a brand ambassador of Stake casino, which means for every game he stake and lose, he is likely to have a discount. As Stake is using Drake's influence to get in touch with large audience. Just like in the case of Snoop Dogg, a brand ambassador of Roobet. So It's true, this game is likely to be a sponsored bet.



Link: https://casino.online/news/drake-joins-stake-com-with-live-streams/

[Orpichukwu]

This man just doesn't know when to stop gambling; he just finds so much fun in betting on some of these heavy boxers with so much confidence and staking large amounts of money.
 
Maybe the money that he has been losing doesn't affect his finances; if not, why will he still be gambling without taking a break? After all the losses that have been recorded, he still doesn't want to stop. How long will he continue like this? And if he doesn't stop, does he think his wealth and reputation won't be affected in any way?

[stadus]

This man just doesn't know when to stop gambling; he just finds so much fun in betting on some of these heavy boxers with so much confidence and staking large amounts of money.
 
Maybe the money that he has been losing doesn't affect his finances; if not, why will he still be gambling without taking a break? After all the losses that have been recorded, he still doesn't want to stop. How long will he continue like this? And if he doesn't stop, does he think his wealth and reputation won't be affected in any way?

With the big losses we've seen from his bet slips, I hope he's really having fun. yes, another bad bet by Drake, it seems like he always go with the obvious pick, that's why he lose most of the time. But that's him, as long as he's still making a lot of money, he can gamble with huge stake like it was just a regular bet for him. This is how millionaires gamble, just recently there was a news that Mayweather was held in Dubai due to $100 million debt in gambling, so this loss is not surprising at all but the curse is.

[Casdinyard]

As Usyk knocked down Fury in the ninth round, Drake lost $565000 in the hope to win $1 million.



https://punchmetro.com/drake-curse-strikes-again-rapper-loses-on-fury-usyk-bet/?utm_source=punch&utm_medium=punch_backlink

I think he should go after other sport as he is losing in boxing.

Turns out it's not just rap beefs that he's prone to losing lol. Could also be just the fact that he's a culture vulture and would always choose to bet on the flavor of the month or people who are getting the limelight shone on them just like when he placed bets on Paddy and McGregor. Honestly at this point I couldn't care less about what's going on in his life, nor do I blame him for the losses of Fury. He's lost his animalistic tendencies and has become even more complacent these days while the rest of the boxing industry is becoming even stronger, faster, and is generally just becoming better.

Hope that this loss acts as a wake up call to the guy, you can't always be on top and expect people to not gun for your crown, and for Drake, I guess better luck next time lol. Off with the gambling addiction and on with taking care of Young Adonis before he signs Kendrick as his mentor lol.

I'm getting a little too opinionated now, Gotta bounce!

[Nwada001]

Drake did not "lose" anything. This is sponsored money.

The only "losers" are the people who see his bets and sign up at Stake to place bets.

Why do you feel this is all paid promotion? I know one of the most used casinos by Drake to place bets is Stake, or Stake is the only gambling platform I have seen him make bet on, but even so, there has not been any single proof or official statement that Drake makes those bets to promote stake.
 
Unless you prove it, I will still disagree with that assumption. There has been a history of him losing on many games that he has placed bets on in the past, which even led to the point where people said he was cursed, that any game he placed bets on would definitely play the opposite way.

[Zadicar]

Drake did not "lose" anything. This is sponsored money.

The only "losers" are the people who see his bets and sign up at Stake to place bets.

Why do you feel this is all paid promotion? I know one of the most used casinos by Drake to place bets is Stake, or Stake is the only gambling platform I have seen him make bet on, but even so, there has not been any single proof or official statement that Drake makes those bets to promote stake.
 
Unless you prove it, I will still disagree with that assumption. There has been a history of him losing on many games that he has placed bets on in the past, which even led to the point where people said he was cursed, that any game he placed bets on would definitely play the opposite way.

Paid promotion or not, there's no way on proving it out with all of these assumptions that it is really just that making up some noise or some promotion but we do know that Drake is really that
spending up that huge money when it comes into its bets and on the time that he loses then it do really give out that kind of attention, just like on what others been saying above.
Yes, its true that he's really that always bet on Stake as we do know or as far as i remember that they do have that partnership or being ambassador or something (not sure).
I do heavily agree into those points or words above that these amounts wont really be something that be in huge concern. Losing up 500k might sound that too huge but we do know that this
might just that a coins or a few bucks to him.

[topbitcoin]

This man just doesn't know when to stop gambling; he just finds so much fun in betting on some of these heavy boxers with so much confidence and staking large amounts of money.
 
Maybe the money that he has been losing doesn't affect his finances; if not, why will he still be gambling without taking a break? After all the losses that have been recorded, he still doesn't want to stop. How long will he continue like this? And if he doesn't stop, does he think his wealth and reputation won't be affected in any way?

Yes, as you said, it is possible that the person does not know when to stop gambling. There was a strong sense of joy in his demeanor as he eagerly placed bets on these heavyweight boxers with an air of certainty, wagering significant sums of money. He may view gambling as an integral part of his enjoyment and lifestyle; however, like all gamblers, he must acknowledge that no one is impervious to the risk of loss. Regardless of the amount of wealth at his disposal, sustained losses can have implications both financially and in terms of societal perception. While his current riches may appear inexhaustible to cover any losses, there is no assurance that this state will endure indefinitely, wealth has a knack for evaporating swiftly when one consistently makes imprudent financial decisions. It was about time he reevaluated his indulgences and explored more prudent avenues through which to savor his affluence.

In the end, it is essential for all individuals, even celebrities, to understand that gambling is not a guaranteed way to wealth.  Awareness and self-control: these are important in making sure they preserve not only their riches but also their sanity and standing. Play responsibly.

[Obim34]

This man just doesn't know when to stop gambling; he just finds so much fun in betting on some of these heavy boxers with so much confidence and staking large amounts of money.
 
Maybe the money that he has been losing doesn't affect his finances; if not, why will he still be gambling without taking a break? After all the losses that have been recorded, he still doesn't want to stop. How long will he continue like this? And if he doesn't stop, does he think his wealth and reputation won't be affected in any way?

What happens to his reputation, are we just talking like he was the only one who would have placed a bet on Tyson to win, their are maybe millions of people who also staked on that same game, so I see nothing wrong on that but I feel the two reasons why his own becomes the trend on media is because of the amount staked and him making it public. If only it stayed with him alone and not shared it on the media this discussion and much wouldn't have been happening and aswell his finance is not something that he should be really bothered whether loss or not and I really do like him on how he gambles genuinely with what he knows wouldn't affect his financial stand.

[Orpichukwu]

This man just doesn't know when to stop gambling; he just finds so much fun in betting on some of these heavy boxers with so much confidence and staking large amounts of money.
 
Maybe the money that he has been losing doesn't affect his finances; if not, why will he still be gambling without taking a break? After all the losses that have been recorded, he still doesn't want to stop. How long will he continue like this? And if he doesn't stop, does he think his wealth and reputation won't be affected in any way?

With the big losses we've seen from his bet slips, I hope he's really having fun. yes, another bad bet by Drake, it seems like he always go with the obvious pick, that's why he lose most of the time. But that's him, as long as he's still making a lot of money, he can gamble with huge stake like it was just a regular bet for him. This is how millionaires gamble, just recently there was a news that Mayweather was held in Dubai due to $100 million debt in gambling, so this loss is not surprising at all but the curse is.

I also just hope he is gambling all for fun and knows his limit. Being a millionaire doesn't also stop him from running into big financial problems.
 
Well, I pray he doesn't run into that because he doesn't gamble that often unless there are games on which he places bets that he doesn't make public.
 
If not for his influence in music and investments that he might have made, the duration he gives before placing another huge bet is enough to cover up those losses.

[Yogee]

I think he should go after other sport as he is losing in boxing.

Should he keep moving to other sports when he has a losing record? He'll probably ran out of games to bet on if he does that hehe. I bet there were so many bettors that lost on that fight as well. I did too but definitely not as much as Drake and other big shots. It's just how it is and you'll get used to losing close matches like this as time passes.

[Kemarit]

As Usyk knocked down Fury in the ninth round, Drake lost $565000 in the hope to win $1 million.

https://punchmetro.com/drake-curse-strikes-again-rapper-loses-on-fury-usyk-bet/?utm_source=punch&utm_medium=punch_backlink

I think he should go after other sport as he is losing in boxing.

I mean it's not only Jake that loses big money in that fight, Fury is the favorite so it's a easy bet and the odds are very attractive so I wouldn't blame Drake or anyone who put a bet on him. Unfortunately, Usyk is the better fighter that night. Others might call it a curse as obviously Drake is a high profile celebrity and putting big bet. But there could also be others who bet bigger than him in millions and also got that big L.

He can still continue with his gambling though, as he continues to stream with Stake about this favorite game, which is the roulette wheel with single 0.

[Hispo]

Is there any way to track this guy's bets because people find out whether he lost or he won?
I am considering to actually check on his story of bets and see if I bets completely the opposite when he decided to go big in a single bet like in this occasion. I am not superstitious, but if his "curse" is proven to be nore consistent than the basic statistics of the game, then this could be something to be somehow exploited in order to get some perceived advantage and make some money out of it.
Nonetheless, I would not dare to bet a significant amount of money, even if the curse of Drake was on my side, I would need to do some research and investigation on the sport and the previous performance of the players first, or wait for Drake to bet on something I am more familiarized with. I have no idea about the world of boxing and whether a fighter is better than their rival just by hearing their names.

What do you think guys? Would any of you try to profit off Drake's bad luck at this point or not?

[wxa7115]

Just the previous day I was talking about Drake curse and other celebrities who lose in gambling. And here we are again with another drake's matter. Drake is a terrible gambler and he has to come to admit that that is what he is and he should just take a break from gambling for some time, get some coaching on it and return and try his hands while gambling again. I know he's a celebrity and these are monies that he can afford to lose because he has more than enough. Yet I am worried for his fans who has not as wealthy as he is and who he has a huge influence over.

Is Drake still sponsoring a casino? If this is the case then it is not as if he can take a break even if he wants, as I am sure he has to gamble as per his contract.

Still, it would not be a bad idea if he received some coaching on this matter as it is getting kind of ridiculous that every time he makes a bet, the outcome is the opposite of his prediction, and what is even worse is that he could have chosen the winners at random and get better results than by using his own judgment.

[oktana]

Also, I am curious why there’s always news of how he losses but none of how he wins. And there’s no way you’ll tell me he hasn’t been winning as well.

He is winning for sure... He is not only a sports bettor, but he also plays other games with very high stakes, he even streams some of that playing. So I guess this $500k loss for him is not a big deal, and I wouldn't call it a curse definitely. As all gamblers in some games we win in others we lose, it's how it's going. Gambling life is full of ups and downs...

And as far as I followed some of his gambling stories, it seems to me that he bets on people who are close to him in some way, so some of his bets come more from his heart as a form of support than as calculated bets. In any case, what we see from Drake is that he is gambling like crazy with large sums, and that attracts attention.

Actually, it is possible that he bet because of the relationship he has with that person. I’m not saying it’s the case, just saying that him betting can also be a support to those people. Nonetheless, he isn’t the only betting huge money. It’s that he is most heard of; there are people who gamble that much in secret.

[Viscore]

As Usyk knocked down Fury in the ninth round, Drake lost $565000 in the hope to win $1 million.

https://punchmetro.com/drake-curse-strikes-again-rapper-loses-on-fury-usyk-bet/?utm_source=punch&utm_medium=punch_backlink

I think he should go after other sport as he is losing in boxing.

I mean it's not only Jake that loses big money in that fight, Fury is the favorite so it's a easy bet and the odds are very attractive so I wouldn't blame Drake or anyone who put a bet on him. Unfortunately, Usyk is the better fighter that night. Others might call it a curse as obviously Drake is a high profile celebrity and putting big bet. But there could also be others who bet bigger than him in millions and also got that big L.

He can still continue with his gambling though, as he continues to stream with Stake about this favorite game, which is the roulette wheel with single 0.

If Drake is losing a lot of money as evidence by the bet slips he shared, I think he is still in profit if this article below is accurate.

source

According to the Financial Times, Drake and Stake teamed up on a $100M endorsement deal in 2022, despite Drake signing up for the website in late 2021.

$100 million compared ot his total losses... anyone have a figure on how much his total losses in stake, or even just an estimate would do. I'm sure it's not over $100 million, right?

So, the huge losing bets is just nothing compared to what he made with stakes, and not sure if he is still in contract with the casino but that huge contract is big enough to conver all his losses.

[EarnOnVictor]

As Usyk knocked down Fury in the ninth round, Drake lost $565000 in the hope to win $1 million.\

Drake's curse is becoming more popular these days, and it is getting to the point that if Drake chooses a team, one should choose the other...lol But this is not particularly true because he has had his fair winnings as well, only that in most crucial matches, his choices are mostly wrong. Perhaps he should employ someone like me in crucial bet selection since my experience is quite the opposite of his, I hardly lose.

Jokes apart, I don't even know how he analyses his games and the people who analyse for him, as the fight between Fury and Usyk was an almost sure one if one would analyse their last 5 matches correctly.

I think he should go after other sport as he is losing in boxing.

Other sports? He is active in other sports as well, only that he is a popular loser.

[Crypt0Gore]

Shame on you all using the name curse on drake, a man losing what he can afford to lose, and sorry to say if that amount he lost got you good well it doesn't to him, get used to seeing millionaires losing millions in sports bets, this is normal, as long as they can afford to lose this amount it is fine by me.

I have lost most of my bets than drake as, but because he a popular figure people started taking this seriously, as if because of who he is he should not be losing money to gambling? Some are even saying it is ridiculous, that he is losing money to gambling? As a gambler that we all are, who is not losing money?

If I ask how many times gamblers have become lucky gradually this week alone I trust that the number will be from 0 to 1 as the max, this is gambling, if you are getting lucky know that it is pure luck and things will change soon.