Drake lost bet again

[stadus]

Is that bet a big bet for Drake? We are talking about a half million bet, to win 850k, but we have seen some roulette spins where he wins millions, something like 7 or 9 million on a spin, and for those spins he places 350k bets, so, losing 500k bet on sports i don't feel it's a big one or even relevant compared with his gambling sessions.

And we know Drake has a deal with Stake, so, this is just part of the show, that money isn't even real at all. He wins by promoting the site, not by placing bets on it.

It's obvious that Drake makes a lot of money from his partnership with Stake, but I don't think he's making fake bets. If I remember correctly he was involved in gambling long before this partnership and apparently gambling is one of his hobbies. The fact that he gets paid is a big bonus for him, but it does not change the fact that he has a passion for gambling.

I agree with you, but we really don’t know the full story behind it. If he has a partnership with Stake, it could just be a form of promotion. Marketing has changed nowadays, and losses tend to get more attention than wins, especially since Drake is such a famous personality. Do you think we’d still be talking about this if Drake had more wins?

[Oilacris]

Is that bet a big bet for Drake? We are talking about a half million bet, to win 850k, but we have seen some roulette spins where he wins millions, something like 7 or 9 million on a spin, and for those spins he places 350k bets, so, losing 500k bet on sports i don't feel it's a big one or even relevant compared with his gambling sessions.

And we know Drake has a deal with Stake, so, this is just part of the show, that money isn't even real at all. He wins by promoting the site, not by placing bets on it.

It's obvious that Drake makes a lot of money from his partnership with Stake, but I don't think he's making fake bets. If I remember correctly he was involved in gambling long before this partnership and apparently gambling is one of his hobbies. The fact that he gets paid is a big bonus for him, but it does not change the fact that he has a passion for gambling.

I agree with you, but we really don’t know the full story behind it. If he has a partnership with Stake, it could just be a form of promotion. Marketing has changed nowadays, and losses tend to get more attention than wins, especially since Drake is such a famous personality. Do you think we’d still be talking about this if Drake had more wins?

I do agree that big loses now do really have that much bigger kind of attention grabbing kind of condition on which is more than with huge winnings. We dont really actually be able to know if it was really that intentional or not because we dont really know on whats behind with those choices or bets that he had made out. Its really that common that we are really that seeing he's losing up an amount that not everyone
would be able to see on day to day basis. With those numbers then you could really be able to have those kind of questions in mind on how the heck they do consider out those amounts on which
it is really that too big or something an amount that could changed up someones life entirely or having that different kind of status but well its normal that people will be having that different
life conditions or status.

[madnessteat]

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I'm sure Drake gets a lot of money for promoting Stake on his social media accounts, so he can afford to lose large sums of money from time to time. For many of us this money could change our lives dramatically, but I think that for him such big bets are not only a way to attract attention to Stake but also to create a buzz around him. Which he's pretty good at.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

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I'm sure Drake gets a lot of money for promoting Stake on his social media accounts, so he can afford to lose large sums of money from time to time. For many of us this money could change our lives dramatically, but I think that for him such big bets are not only a way to attract attention to Stake but also to create a buzz around him. Which he's pretty good at.

Yeah it's obvious that when Drake loses 500k it's basically nothing to him. There are people that say these bets aren't even real though and it's just used for promotional purposes but I actually think they are real. If you ever watched the Drake on stake streams that happened in the past it kind of shows what he degen gambler he can be. 
He is the type of "just one more time" player that doesn't know when to quit, even when he announces it a million time like "this is the last spin".
Some people really have too much money and don't know where to throw it all. 

[Oilacris]

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I'm sure Drake gets a lot of money for promoting Stake on his social media accounts, so he can afford to lose large sums of money from time to time. For many of us this money could change our lives dramatically, but I think that for him such big bets are not only a way to attract attention to Stake but also to create a buzz around him. Which he's pretty good at.

Yeah it's obvious that when Drake loses 500k it's basically nothing to him. There are people that say these bets aren't even real though and it's just used for promotional purposes but I actually think they are real. If you ever watched the Drake on stake streams that happened in the past it kind of shows what he degen gambler he can be. 
He is the type of "just one more time" player that doesn't know when to quit, even when he announces it a million time like "this is the last spin".
Some people really have too much money and don't know where to throw it all. 

Well, you are both correct on which if we do really tend to see this mans networth then the amount we are talking on here is really just that small. Lets exclude into the partnerships and other
side incomes that he's getting from like in ads or partnerships,endorsements etc.. then it wouldnt really be just that he's really that getting solely the money on being a singer or whatever career
this dude have. Speaking about winning situation then this is a win-win situation for him on which making up some buzz for him and also same goes on doing his job in Stake partnership on which
this is pretty sure brings up that tons of hypes and interest on which it could possibly drawn out people to play on the site and we do know that this is how business and marketing works. 

[bubilas]

Maybe Drake has a psychotype of a person where optimism is combined with the desire to win...
I want to say that many addicted betting fans have a common feature. They are optimists and at the same time they love to compete. It's like it's in their blood, and often such people also play sports in real life. And for a bookmaker, such guys are an ideal target. They are motivated in their aspirations and this pushes them to place bets again and again, perceiving the bookmaker as their opponent. But in such a confrontation, the bookmaker will never lose. Therefore, we can conclude that optimism is not always good.

[Baofeng]

Maybe Drake has a psychotype of a person where optimism is combined with the desire to win...
I want to say that many addicted betting fans have a common feature. They are optimists and at the same time they love to compete. It's like it's in their blood, and often such people also play sports in real life. And for a bookmaker, such guys are an ideal target. They are motivated in their aspirations and this pushes them to place bets again and again, perceiving the bookmaker as their opponent. But in such a confrontation, the bookmaker will never lose. Therefore, we can conclude that optimism is not always good.

Or he is just plain gambler, a whale with obviously deep pocket and so he can bet as much as we want's and doesn't care if he losses that big money. If he wins then good for him, as he can stroke his ego and shows the money.

However, like in this case, he take that lose like a man. But for us mere average gamblers, we just envy him and then magnified the story to look like he is very unlucky with his beat and somewhat we should go against him and others say that he has somewhat of a curse.

[TopT3ns]

Maybe Drake has a psychotype of a person where optimism is combined with the desire to win...
I want to say that many addicted betting fans have a common feature. They are optimists and at the same time they love to compete. It's like it's in their blood, and often such people also play sports in real life. And for a bookmaker, such guys are an ideal target. They are motivated in their aspirations and this pushes them to place bets again and again, perceiving the bookmaker as their opponent. But in such a confrontation, the bookmaker will never lose. Therefore, we can conclude that optimism is not always good.

But in many ways, the desire to hustle and to compete is not inherently a problem, and can in actual fact be quite a positive thing. It may also help people achieve optimal goals and manage challenges. However, when such drive is not backed by good strategy and awareness, there may be problems, such as addiction or reckless decision making. So there should be awareness and personal control so that competitiveness does not lead to a person becoming out of control. Another factor that has to be in good health is the strategy to avoid situations where such people end up using their energies and positive attitude in the wrong way or even to a point of making a loss.

[jcojci]

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I'm sure Drake gets a lot of money for promoting Stake on his social media accounts, so he can afford to lose large sums of money from time to time. For many of us this money could change our lives dramatically, but I think that for him such big bets are not only a way to attract attention to Stake but also to create a buzz around him. Which he's pretty good at.

That is benefit of becoming ambassador. He gets a lot of money while he can gambling without think about his real money. Maybe Stake give him a lot of money for gambling to fills his gambling habit. Of course that money is a lot for us and we think that is stupid think to use that big money. But not with Drake because he can get more and more money from that so he will not worry if he lost much money. If I were Drake, maybe I will do the same because that is free money that I can use to playing gambling and I don't have to afraid with my losses.

[WeAreCursed]

So, according to Blockworks, his deal with them is worth $100 Million per year, which I'd speculate probably includes equity in Stake.com: https://blockworks.co/news/crypto-casino-stake-revenue

Someone started a website tracking all his historical sports bets. Although he loses about 2/3 of them, surprisingly, he's actually in profit since his partnership with Stake started: https://thedrakecurse.com/

[laijsica]

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I'm sure Drake gets a lot of money for promoting Stake on his social media accounts, so he can afford to lose large sums of money from time to time. For many of us this money could change our lives dramatically, but I think that for him such big bets are not only a way to attract attention to Stake but also to create a buzz around him. Which he's pretty good at.

By creating a buzz around he gets a chance to introduce himself and the stake as well. There are many techniques for promotion and nowadays most of the developers use social media to get traffic everywhere and promote their stake to the most people. With systematic campaigns you can promote yourself everywhere so you have to be strategic and Drake is doing just that.

[Oluwa-btc]

I wonder when Drake will finally win a bet again because he has been in the losing streak quite a long time now i guess every sport team or men would not want him to bet on their favor now especially Israel Adesanya

I wonder what's really happening with Drake loosing bets on several occasions and it's making alot of people loose hope on him, but don't you think he's doing it on purpose to see people's reactions or better still he's doing it to help out with his other opponent cause it's not funny anymore seeing the amount of loses he's made and he's not having regretsfor anything.

Have any one though of it this way and definitely he's betting in favour of Israel and I think this act of him loosing is done based on his choice because with knowing alot of strategies in a particular game and then you bet on behalf of it, only to get a loss,Drake has so much money that nothwithstanding the loses he's encountered while betting it's not bothering him and he sees it from a very different point of view than we see it,and what if it's his little way of giving back.

[Moreno233]

It's obvious that Drake makes a lot of money from his partnership with Stake, but I don't think he's making fake bets. If I remember correctly he was involved in gambling long before this partnership and apparently gambling is one of his hobbies. The fact that he gets paid is a big bonus for him, but it does not change the fact that he has a passion for gambling.

I agree with you, but we really don’t know the full story behind it. If he has a partnership with Stake, it could just be a form of promotion. Marketing has changed nowadays, and losses tend to get more attention than wins, especially since Drake is such a famous personality. Do you think we’d still be talking about this if Drake had more wins?

I have always had my suspicion that Drake is doing promotion for Stake because he is one of their ambassador but thinking about it properly, posting a losing bet somehow send the wrong message. But we can not also forget that bad publicity is also a publicity so it could just be that he is drawing attention to the platform which can bring a lot of interest. If he could place of that amount and have the confidence of receiving payout if the game worked, then many people will see that as a motivation to use the platform because that will boost their confidence.

[Sandra_hakeem]

I'm sure Drake gets a lot of money for promoting Stake on his social media accounts, so he can afford to lose large sums of money from time to time. For many of us this money could change our lives dramatically, but I think that for him such big bets are not only a way to attract attention to Stake but also to create a buzz around him. Which he's pretty good at.

Even if I were to agree to your statement, what sort of promotional method is that? Do you think stakes would really pay a celebrity to promote their services by losing with huge amounts like that one, and then publicizing it??

Are they not supposed to create some sort of enticing view of rich bonuses and chances of winning huge to get their desired traffic?? Is this supposed to be a "reverse in phycology thing" or what?

So, according to Blockworks, his deal with them is worth $100 Million per year, which I'd speculate probably includes equity in Stake.com: https://blockworks.co/news/crypto-casino-stake-revenue

Someone started a website tracking all his historical sports bets. Although he loses about 2/3 of them, surprisingly, he's actually in profit since his partnership with Stake started: https://thedrakecurse.com/

No matter how you look at it, this is an alleged news and I can rate is just like the truth.... I'm not also gonna sniff the air to see how much information I can get... It is what it is.

[Wakate]

Is that bet a big bet for Drake? We are talking about a half million bet, to win 850k, but we have seen some roulette spins where he wins millions, something like 7 or 9 million on a spin, and for those spins he places 350k bets, so, losing 500k bet on sports i don't feel it's a big one or even relevant compared with his gambling sessions.

And we know Drake has a deal with Stake, so, this is just part of the show, that money isn't even real at all. He wins by promoting the site, not by placing bets on it.

It's obvious that Drake makes a lot of money from his partnership with Stake, but I don't think he's making fake bets. If I remember correctly he was involved in gambling long before this partnership and apparently gambling is one of his hobbies. The fact that he gets paid is a big bonus for him, but it does not change the fact that he has a passion for gambling.

I agree with you, but we really don’t know the full story behind it. If he has a partnership with Stake, it could just be a form of promotion. Marketing has changed nowadays, and losses tend to get more attention than wins, especially since Drake is such a famous personality. Do you think we’d still be talking about this if Drake had more wins?

I don't think this is a form of advertisement to lure gamblers to be using stake casino. Drake has been known to be an addictive gamblers for long now. He always bet on different sport especially when it involves his friends in the competition. He is a rich guy will knowledge in gambling. Gambling is fun to those that have the funds to bet on any game they are interested in. I am very surprised whey we always know about most of his loses but when it comes to his winnings, we don't have a clue. He has been a good gambler that always gamble for what he wanted without bothering on whether he lose or win.

[$weetne$$]

I'm sure Drake gets a lot of money for promoting Stake on his social media accounts, so he can afford to lose large sums of money from time to time. For many of us this money could change our lives dramatically, but I think that for him such big bets are not only a way to attract attention to Stake but also to create a buzz around him. Which he's pretty good at.

Something tells me he is not using his money to gamble too because at the rate that he is losing, someone who have told him to slow down but he is not slowing down but keeps on increasing his bets and some of the bets are just wired because he is siding with the least favourite side to win. Like the last time he bet on Canada to win Argentina. That was a wired bet to me regardless of him coming from Canada but you can not pick them to win Argentina that was in great form, winning every team that comes their way. If he is using his own money, he has alot of it too so the small amount that he is using as wager should not make him broke soon but he should relax before he gets so addicted that he can not stop when the partnership stops. With his constant losing, people now bet against his pick.

[rachael9385]

I'm sure Drake gets a lot of money for promoting Stake on his social media accounts, so he can afford to lose large sums of money from time to time. For many of us this money could change our lives dramatically, but I think that for him such big bets are not only a way to attract attention to Stake but also to create a buzz around him. Which he's pretty good at.

Something tells me he is not using his money to gamble too because at the rate that he is losing, someone who have told him to slow down but he is not slowing down but keeps on increasing his bets and some of the bets are just wired because he is siding with the least favourite side to win. Like the last time he bet on Canada to win Argentina. That was a wired bet to me regardless of him coming from Canada but you can not pick them to win Argentina that was in great form, winning every team that comes their way. If he is using his own money, he has alot of it too so the small amount that he is using as wager should not make him broke soon but he should relax before he gets so addicted that he can not stop when the partnership stops. With his constant losing, people now bet against his pick.

Actually, I have not seen any of his bets that he won, all the ones I have seen are the ones he lost, does it mean that Drake is not winning?
However, he's an ambassador in stake, which means he have commission and most of the money he's gambling with might be free money or part of the money he received from stake as partnership with them. Moreover he have money because he's a celebrity, whichmeans the money that he's losing are small money and he also have a lot of assets.

[Sim_card]

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I'm sure Drake gets a lot of money for promoting Stake on his social media accounts, so he can afford to lose large sums of money from time to time. For many of us this money could change our lives dramatically, but I think that for him such big bets are not only a way to attract attention to Stake but also to create a buzz around him. Which he's pretty good at.

By creating a buzz around he gets a chance to introduce himself and the stake as well. There are many techniques for promotion and nowadays most of the developers use social media to get traffic everywhere and promote their stake to the most people. With systematic campaigns you can promote yourself everywhere so you have to be strategic and Drake is doing just that.

Exactly, Drake wants to keep on gambling to bring more attention to him on how rich he is and losing to huge amount of money to gamble. I hope that some people will not imitate him and think that it is the best thing to do by gambling with huge amounts of money because they will lose it and might necome frustrated because they cannot afford to let go of the money. But Drake is a business man and has investments here and there which makes losing not a problem to jim because he can make more money to recover his losses kn just two days.

[mirakal]

I think Drake is using his bet to show off so that we can always hear about his huge losses to pull some stunts in the media. I think we have heard a lot of his losses and he is happy losing.

Though, he is a wealthy guy who can do whatever he likes with his funds because he gambles with peanuts compared to what he has. Maybe we are carried away with the amount of money that he uses when to me it is nothing.

What I do know is that Drake is ready to lose any amount. I don't know how many times he has lost against Stake but because this is a business so everything becomes fun entertainment for him. Talking about losing a large amount right now many of my friends are also experiencing the same thing and what they do is play what Drake plays on stream.

If you are earning more than what you've been losing, then I think there's nothing wrong that. What is wrong is that if he keep losing more than his overall total income. Though we have seen how heavy gambler Drake is, but that is because he is also in a gambling livestream and is earning a lot. So people like him will not be scared losing a lot when gambling, because he'll definitely earn it back afterwards.

[Agbamoni]

Is that bet a big bet for Drake? We are talking about a half million bet, to win 850k, but we have seen some roulette spins where he wins millions, something like 7 or 9 million on a spin, and for those spins he places 350k bets, so, losing 500k bet on sports i don't feel it's a big one or even relevant compared with his gambling sessions.

And we know Drake has a deal with Stake, so, this is just part of the show, that money isn't even real at all. He wins by promoting the site, not by placing bets on it.

It's obvious that Drake makes a lot of money from his partnership with Stake, but I don't think he's making fake bets. If I remember correctly he was involved in gambling long before this partnership and apparently gambling is one of his hobbies. The fact that he gets paid is a big bonus for him, but it does not change the fact that he has a passion for gambling.

I agree with you, but we really don’t know the full story behind it. If he has a partnership with Stake, it could just be a form of promotion. Marketing has changed nowadays, and losses tend to get more attention than wins, especially since Drake is such a famous personality. Do you think we’d still be talking about this if Drake had more wins?

I got more interested in the part where you said that marketing has gone beyond what we use to know. Advertisers and content managers are very creative in finding the surest means of drawing attentions on social media. Also, people go as far as framing themselves to be dead, lie, naked themselves in fact they are ready to do anything that will make them trend. To them that is the fastest way to gain clout and attention. These may be one strategy Drake is using to market stake and if that is true then it was successful.