Drake showed amount he has lost to stake, has bet $120m in a month.

[verdinio]

It's not new that Drake is officially partner with stake casino, he has done a lot of posts and some PR for the casino but there is something off about this PR that is not adding up. He showed a screenshot amount worth $120m in only a month and with negative profit. How is that even possible? There is gambling addiction but this is beyond the type of addiction we all know and everyday he keeps doing some PR promotions for them to bring people to the casino.
Is this PR or it's real, how much is he worth to be losing this amount a month to gambling. Some people says this is a back end data and not real money.

Well, first of all, it shows that Stake is a casino of such a level, where you can keep such a large amount of money on deposit and not worry about its safety. Can every casino boast of this?
 If I had 120 million, I would be afraid to deposit even 1,000,000 on any casino. Therefore, this post by Drake definitely puts Stake in a good light.

Well, as for the loss - compared to his deposit, this is not a big loss. And it is possible that next month he will win this money back.

but no one has ever thought that this is pure marketing, that is, it is obvious, he goes there, puts the money and then loses, and punctually loses, systematically always loses the amount partly because he makes stupid bets and partly I think he also does it for a sort of publicity

[freedomgo]

but no one has ever thought that this is pure marketing, that is, it is obvious, he goes there, puts the money and then loses, and punctually loses, systematically always loses the amount partly because he makes stupid bets and partly I think he also does it for a sort of publicity

Not everyone knows that he’s actually partnered with Stake, so most people won’t even think twice about it. For a celebrity to lose that much, it only makes Stake look more trustworthy .. good marketing move for the casino. And for sure, this will make them even more popular. Whatever the agreement is between them, it’s definitely worth it from a promotion standpoint.

[Shinpako09]

but no one has ever thought that this is pure marketing, that is, it is obvious, he goes there, puts the money and then loses, and punctually loses, systematically always loses the amount partly because he makes stupid bets and partly I think he also does it for a sort of publicity

Not everyone knows that he’s actually partnered with Stake, so most people won’t even think twice about it. For a celebrity to lose that much, it only makes Stake look more trustworthy .. good marketing move for the casino. And for sure, this will make them even more popular. Whatever the agreement is between them, it’s definitely worth it from a promotion standpoint.

It’s definitely marketing. Bad publicity is still publicity. Drake managed to promote the casino even this way. Some people might think negatively about it, like, if he can’t win with that amount, what more with their small bankroll? But still, his goal was achieved, and that’s to promote the casino and make it more popular, especially to those who haven’t played there yet. It’s an attention grabbing strategy because it involves a huge amount of money, and it surely reached the target audience.

[panjul07]

To be frank, I dont really care about any amount both winning or losing if the story comes from influencers.
For me it is just a marketing, I do not even care whether the money played by the influencers is real or not.
I'd like to suggest for all users to take any gambling videos/live streams as enterntainment only so it should not be something that may trigger us to do something similar to what is done by the influencers/streamers.

[Accardo]

It’s definitely marketing. Bad publicity is still publicity. Drake managed to promote the casino even this way. Some people might think negatively about it, like, if he can’t win with that amount, what more with their small bankroll? But still, his goal was achieved, and that’s to promote the casino and make it more popular, especially to those who haven’t played there yet. It’s an attention grabbing strategy because it involves a huge amount of money, and it surely reached the target audience.

Drake is also working at changing the narratives that influencers and streamers always win. This has been a major conversation in the gambling community and his recent post intends to remove that doubt and unveil to everyone that losing is for everyone. No immunity whatsoever. But this is marketing no doubt, it's just a strategic way to get people talking again since they're fed up with the news of Drake winning millions of dollars off a couple hands.

[freedomgo]

Not everyone knows that he’s actually partnered with Stake, so most people won’t even think twice about it. For a celebrity to lose that much, it only makes Stake look more trustworthy .. good marketing move for the casino. And for sure, this will make them even more popular. Whatever the agreement is between them, it’s definitely worth it from a promotion standpoint.

It’s definitely marketing. Bad publicity is still publicity. Drake managed to promote the casino even this way. Some people might think negatively about it, like, if he can’t win with that amount, what more with their small bankroll? But still, his goal was achieved, and that’s to promote the casino and make it more popular, especially to those who haven’t played there yet. It’s an attention grabbing strategy because it involves a huge amount of money, and it surely reached the target audience.

Here’s the logic, if he’s not benefiting from posting it, then he wouldn’t. I mean, what kind of gambler would proudly post his losses for the public to see, especially if he’s a well-known personality? That would just bring in negative comments. But since he’s clearly getting something out of it, he’s okay with it. Makes sense why he doesn’t mind sharing it.

[Smartvirus]

Is this PR or it's real, how much is he worth to be losing this amount a month to gambling. Some people says this is a back end data and not real money.

That’s the question, just how much is Drake worth?
When I saw the amount in the screenshot, I quickly ran to the web to search on Drake’s net worth and it’s at a staggering $250m.

From what I could understand in that screenshot, he didn’t loss $124m rather, he wagered the said amount within the duration of a month and all weren’t lost and some of them was very much wins that got wagered again. So, it’s not like he was just sinking money into gambling, having to increase his bankroll after each loss. In fact, from the image posted, what he truly lost within the duration of a month is about $8.3m. Now that’s a lot of money really but, it’s again, it’s Drake and these could be promotions!

[DaNNy001]

For a gambler who lost even just a few thousands to a casino, he would likely be moving to some other casino to try his luck somewhere. Sticking to Stake would be stupid of him.  But since the speculation that his isn't his real money, its making sense.

The behavior look more dubious if he kept playing on Stake still despite loosing a lot of money. Truth is that all these act is just a Stake promotion. Easier to promote a company using a person who is a lot popular.

Everyone doubts the fact that he actually lost such an amount of money in the casino, even though that might be true we must remember that he has always been a gambler even before his deal with stake.... it's possible he lost but didn't think of trying out other casinos... There are times for promotions and times he's gambling because he has passion for it... let's face it this guy has a lot of million.

[Hispo]

Is this PR or it's real, how much is he worth to be losing this amount a month to gambling. Some people says this is a back end data and not real money.

That’s the question, just how much is Drake worth?
When I saw the amount in the screenshot, I quickly ran to the web to search on Drake’s net worth and it’s at a staggering $250m.

From what I could understand in that screenshot, he didn’t loss $124m rather, he wagered the said amount within the duration of a month and all weren’t lost and some of them was very much wins that got wagered again. So, it’s not like he was just sinking money into gambling, having to increase his bankroll after each loss. In fact, from the image posted, what he truly lost within the duration of a month is about $8.3m. Now that’s a lot of money really but, it’s again, it’s Drake and these could be promotions!

I could have sworn Drake was quite close to being a billionaire, but I suppose I was wrong in the end.
Still, losing almost nine million dollars being someone whose net worth is not even half billion is not neglectable, if that is what he actually lost I would not be surprised he actually felt the pitch and realized how much he could have done with all that cash, of course, that is in the case we assume that is money that come completely out his own pocket, which would make it more painful.

Ironically, Drake does not seem to be the kind of person who is specially lucky on casinos or betting on sports, I have already seen people here in the forum pointing out who he seems to be suffering from a curse or something like it, and how even his viewers on Kick make fun of him and his bad luck when he decides to bet on a team before a match.

[$weetne$$]

It's not new that Drake is officially partner with stake casino, he has done a lot of posts and some PR for the casino but there is something off about this PR that is not adding up. He showed a screenshot amount worth $120m in only a month and with negative profit. How is that even possible? There is gambling addiction but this is beyond the type of addiction we all know and everyday he keeps doing some PR promotions for them to bring people to the casino.



Is this PR or it's real, how much is he worth to be losing this amount a month to gambling. Some people says this is a back end data and not real money.

Since he is very wealthy and has got some good amount of fu ds to spare at the casino, he has got other sources of income so this may not turn out a big deal for him because he will still recover it from another source of income. If it happens that all this amount are true,  I think there is an agreement that will be reached between him and stake because the amount is quite huge and not one who someone can just throw around. He may have a recovery strategy with which he can use to recover that which he is loosing.  I don't want to believe he is addicted or has got an addiction issue because he doesn't gamble all the time  and I believe he will have people around him who will provide him with advice and ideas on how to handle this.its even possible all of this is part of PR for stake.