Drake's biggest win on stake is $40m

[Saint-loup]

You should provide a link of the article or the message from social medias where you've read that because we don't know what you are talking about precisely. It's well know that Drake is an official partner of this platform, so like many other influencers, he is very likely to get huge amounts of virtual money that will never reach his pockets neither taking out of it if he loses, but only a small part of it(for the winnings at least because it would be surprising if he was risking anything). It's just advertising and marketing and not real bets actually like the ones the average customer place.

[Maslate]

Not surprising at all asince Drake is a well-known promoter of Stake Casino. However, I’d be more convinced of him being a true gambler if he placed bets on other casinos where he isn’t a partner. There’s always some doubt about whether the money is real when someone bets on a casino they actively promote, similar to other influencers who show themselves wagering $100,000 on slot games, something an average gambler would never do.

You should provide a link of the article or the message from social medias where you've read that

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https://www.complex.com/music/a/markelibert/drake-biggest-gambling-win-40-million-dave-busters

[Slow death]

If you are familiar with this American artiste you would know that he is a big time gambler or you can just say he is addicted.

In my opinion he is not addicted, he just likes to play and has the money to afford to play with high amounts and these losses do not harm him.

it's very possible that the casino allowed it to happen for promotion purposes. It could be a way of advertising their casino what do you think about that? It's just a random thought, It's also very possible that he just got lucky.

As far as I know the games are provably fair, so there is no way the casino can give him wins, the guy was simply lucky to win a lot of money, just as there are times when he loses money. The most important thing is that he is playing for fun and I really like him and how he is promoting the stake

[Kemarit]

If you are familiar with this American artiste you would know that he is a big time gambler or you can just say he is addicted. People are amazed he won such an amount of money in a single day but I'm not because there's a high chance that he has lost up to that amount or perhaps more than that if you calculate his losses combined. This win might actually be a way to lure people into gambling, it's very possible that the casino allowed it to happen for promotion purposes. It could be a way of advertising their casino what do you think about that? It's just a random thought, It's also very possible that he just got lucky.

As others have said, he is a brand ambassador by Stake so we don't know if he is playing with his own money or not. Second, if it is Drake's own money, then he can afford it because he is a multi millionaire as hip hop artist and businessman.

Of course during his live streams, he usually calls someone on the phone and give them money, those who sign under his affiliate. So with that they are encouraging those people who continue to gamble. That has been the norm for every streamers to attract more gamblers to the platform they promoted.

[nelson4lov]

In the past, there have been rumors about Drake being affiliated with stake and due to his past gambling habits and patterns, I'm inclined to think that way too. I think everything he does there is used to drive attention to their platform and even if he losses, it would be refunded by them.

As for his win, I haven't seen the bet but Drake mostly bets on sports events so I don't think "stake allowed him to win" is the case here.  he prolly got lucky after all those losses.

[AmoreJaz]

In the past, there have been rumors about Drake being affiliated with stake and due to his past gambling habits and patterns, I'm inclined to think that way too. I think everything he does there is used to drive attention to their platform and even if he losses, it would be refunded by them.

As for his win, I haven't seen the bet but Drake mostly bets on sports events so I don't think "stake allowed him to win" is the case here.  he prolly got lucky after all those losses.

We don't know the actual arrangements of their collaboration but Drake is one of the ambassadors of stake. So it is only normal that he will post some of his bets from time to time to endorse stake. We can see that he is indeed one of the high rollers so to speak because of the staggering amount of his bets. It is not the first time to see that amount as he had been posting in instagram about his multi-million bets. Now, about whether he is being refunded by stake for his losses or not, that we can't tell. We don't know their arrangements about this type of collaboration.

I think when making such post that should be a backup or a link that correlate with the post that you are making most times it would enable people click through the link to see winning for themselves. That is by the way.. taking about drake winning, In fact he lose more than he win and I believe people knows him about that and I wouldn't for any day argue about him because he is a deadly gambler who don't care about how much he uses to gamble. The very day I came across his post right from then I became humbled because people are really spending money on gambling, to some point it was becoming a thing for me to start thinking about it but after sometimes I just have to remove mind because there are things possible about you what said already.

You can head to Drake's instagram and you will already see some snapshots about his stake's bets. He even has stake's website on his profile. He's been actually posting some snapshots of his bets on his instagram, hence, his followers really know about these huge bets of him on stake website.

https://www.instagram.com/champagnepapi/

[Dailyscript]

In the past, there have been rumors about Drake being affiliated with stake and due to his past gambling habits and patterns, I'm inclined to think that way too. I think everything he does there is used to drive attention to their platform and even if he losses, it would be refunded by them.

As for his win, I haven't seen the bet but Drake mostly bets on sports events so I don't think "stake allowed him to win" is the case here.  he prolly got lucky after all those losses.

Whatever he is doing it is actually working. Every time i see post about Drake and how he won big on betting make me wonder how many persons believe they can won big too by using the stake platform. You really need to see the comment on this type of post on x.com.

Dont be surprise that Drake may not be as good as we think he is in betting.

[Miles2006]

I once came across Drake gambling lifestyle on social media although can’t remember the actual content but still gambling related. If anyone should win big aside Drake are they marketing the casino too? Or seeing drake is a celebrity with millions of followers makes it look suspicious, I will disagree yet any casino can go an extra mile to achieve their goals without hesitation but what we must understand gambling is trickish for clear understanding you might never win as Drake or you can win beyond just not chase gambling activity after reading the story else you might end in regret.

[DPHOR]

If he ever wins then congratulations to him because most times I do feel like they are using him to put in front of stake to let people gamble more than they usually, if I am not mistakenly he is a partner with stake or even an insider working together with their team to make sure stake gain that popularity over the globe.
Though I don't know how the winning are being drafted but it's something worth to be suspicious about.

[boyptc]

This win might actually be a way to lure people into gambling, it's very possible that the casino allowed it to happen for promotion purposes.

They say that it was genuine and there is no need to debate for that. But one thing is for sure that he's sponsored and that's a huge attraction for that casino.

Sponsored or not, he'll still get to attract a lot of people to whichever project or company he advertises because he's got a wide reach of audience.

And any loss he's made that's big enough, he can eventually recover that with any means of his source of income in the industry.

[freedomgo]

If he ever wins then congratulations to him because most times I do feel like they are using him to put in front of stake to let people gamble more than they usually, if I am not mistakenly he is a partner with stake or even an insider working together with their team to make sure stake gain that popularity over the globe.
Though I don't know how the winning are being drafted but it's something worth to be suspicious about.

It’s most likely that Stake is simply trying to promote itself again. However, that's unnecessary since Stake is already very popular. His winning $40 million isn’t surprising at all, after all, his net worth is around $250 million. Maybe if someone who wasn’t a millionaire and had no affiliation with Stake won that amount, it would be more convincing.

[BABY SHOES]

as far as I know, Drake is a brand ambassador for stake.com so there is no doubt that his streams wins/loses are for promotion purposes. things like this are not uncommon, it is a great way to advertise casinos.

Is there a possibility that some of the funds from the Stake are at stake? Since we know Drake to be an ambassador of the Stake that we have known for a long time...

Some casinos have recruited many ambassadors including Duelbits casino with McGregor and many other casinos with other popular athletes... meaning that this is indeed the casino's advertising goal.

would you mind clarifying? but if what you meant is that whether the funds he is using are given as "gamble money" by stake.com, I do not know, a lot of assumptions about it have been discussed by a lot of people over the years but there is still no concrete evidence(as far as I know) that shows the money he gambles are given to him by stake.com.

Yeah that's what I meant... Sorry for the slight confusion.
Indeed, in this case there is no concrete evidence because only Drake and Stake.com know about the funds bet by Drake.
So if that's the scenario, did Drake not spend any money at all? He only received money as an ambassador.
This is just an assumption.

[acroman08]

as far as I know, Drake is a brand ambassador for stake.com so there is no doubt that his streams wins/loses are for promotion purposes. things like this are not uncommon, it is a great way to advertise casinos.

Is there a possibility that some of the funds from the Stake are at stake? Since we know Drake to be an ambassador of the Stake that we have known for a long time...

Some casinos have recruited many ambassadors including Duelbits casino with McGregor and many other casinos with other popular athletes... meaning that this is indeed the casino's advertising goal.

would you mind clarifying? but if what you meant is that whether the funds he is using are given as "gamble money" by stake.com, I do not know, a lot of assumptions about it have been discussed by a lot of people over the years but there is still no concrete evidence(as far as I know) that shows the money he gambles are given to him by stake.com.

Yeah that's what I meant... Sorry for the slight confusion.
Indeed, in this case there is no concrete evidence because only Drake and Stake.com know about the funds bet by Drake.
So if that's the scenario, did Drake not spend any money at all? He only received money as an ambassador.
This is just an assumption.

yeah, until someone finds undeniable evidence showing that Drake is using "gamble money" given by stake.com in order to gamble on their casino for promotions, every discussion about that topic will just be an assumption.

[Kemarit]

In the past, there have been rumors about Drake being affiliated with stake and due to his past gambling habits and patterns, I'm inclined to think that way too. I think everything he does there is used to drive attention to their platform and even if he losses, it would be refunded by them.

As for his win, I haven't seen the bet but Drake mostly bets on sports events so I don't think "stake allowed him to win" is the case here.  he prolly got lucky after all those losses.

He bets on roulette though, and Stake has to adjust their max bet on him because he is betting millions in just one spin. And again, I used to follow his live streams and I'm just under the impression that it could be fake money or money that Stake has given him to play to their platform.

For sports betting, we even have a thread that shows Drake has somewhat of a curse, so that rest our case as far as sports betting. But for luck base game or his favorite game of roulette, I see him win millions and then lose millions as well.

[Z-tight]

Drake and Stake are partners, so you have to be careful in believing what he posts about them, both winnings and losses, it could all just be arranged to promote the casino further, attract new players and everyone shares a handshake for a job well done. If Drake was a neutral person here, with no affiliations to the casino, then i can believe he has lost all the money he has ever posted about, and won the ones he posted he did win, but that is not the case.

[Sandra_hakeem]

People are amazed he won such an amount of money in a single day but I'm not because there's a high chance that he has lost up to that amount or perhaps more than that if you calculate his losses combined.

The real question should be, why would anyone think that Drake spends too much on gambling? Do y'all take the time to view this net worth(which, infact is not even that accurate)?
The boy counts in billions of dollars so, he done wagering $500k on a single ticket as it won't even feel like he's half spent.

This win might actually be a way to lure people into gambling, it's very possible that the casino allowed it to happen for promotion purposes. It could be a way of advertising their casino what do you think about that?

Just like you said, it's a "random" thought... There's no assertion over those allegations as it's been trending without any bases. I don't think stakes.com would pay a celebrity to fake his winnings to the tune of thousands of dollars just for -- FOR WHAT EXACTLY? Fame? Stakes is one of the most outstanding casinos and that got nothing to do with Drake as an artist.

[len01]

If you are familiar with this American artiste you would know that he is a big time gambler or you can just say he is addicted. People are amazed he won such an amount of money in a single day but I'm not because there's a high chance that he has lost up to that amount or perhaps more than that if you calculate his losses combined.

Don't misunderstand his gambling activities. He considers it just entertainment and the amount of losses that have been bet is money that he can afford to lose. And the winnings he gets in a day are just a bonus from his pleasure when betting and he has another budget to have fun in gambling again.

This win might actually be a way to lure people into gambling, it's very possible that the casino allowed it to happen for promotion purposes. It could be a way of advertising their casino what do you think about that? It's just a random thought, It's also very possible that he just got lucky.

Do you think stake gave him the win intentionally? I think you have to see every time Drake gambles to know that Drake gambles purely using his own money and the win was purely obtained when he was lucky. He is indeed an ambassador for stake and does promotions, but that doesn't mean it happened intentionally.

[Orpichukwu]

I have been following drake for a longtime and I noticed that his gambling win is more announced than is gambling lose, and people will misunderstand everything and think he is a gambler that always wins.  People needs to be very careful and not to see people drake as their role model in gambling because his wins are always announced.  We don't know the other stories of drake what he may have gone through in his gambling activities,  we shouldn't be carried away by his big win.

I believe differently. I mean, almost all his big bets are always announced on social media even before the result of the bet is known; they can be followed up by everyone, and not just the bets that he loses, so it's not always his winnings that are announced. I even think that he has had more losses compared to the winnings we see because of how he has been dragged online for having a bad gambling habit and even accused of making those bets based on promotion.

[bhadz]

Do you think stake gave him the win intentionally? I think you have to see every time Drake gambles to know that Drake gambles purely using his own money and the win was purely obtained when he was lucky. He is indeed an ambassador for stake and does promotions, but that doesn't mean it happened intentionally.

That's what people will think if they have sponsored someone or they have him as an ambassador. But he's rich already, we cannot justify that and so whether he's given to intentionally win, that's a huge marketing stunt but time will tell if it's a real thing or not. The possibility is there but I don't believe with people like him can be dragged into that. With our local casinos, this is being done. They let their influencers intentionally win and their accounts have more accuracy of winning than losing, that's why the possibility is there and we can't remove that from the minds of everyone.

[Wakate]

If you are familiar with this American artiste you would know that he is a big time gambler or you can just say he is addicted. People are amazed he won such an amount of money in a single day but I'm not because there's a high chance that he has lost up to that amount or perhaps more than that if you calculate his losses combined. This win might actually be a way to lure people into gambling, it's very possible that the casino allowed it to happen for promotion purposes. It could be a way of advertising their casino what do you think about that? It's just a random thought, It's also very possible that he just got lucky.

But come to think of it, the highest win a gambler can make at a single bet is not more than 2 million dollars, how come he was able to make a single profit up to 40 million dollars? This is actually crazy and unbelievable because I am still contemplating if the VIP users could make upto 40 million in a single bet. One thing we have to understand about gambling is that when you come addicted to gambling it will be very difficult for you to leave except you decided not to be bothered about gambling because you have enough money that can replace any lose because you have others means of getting the money back especially when you have so many businesses in place.