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

[Cryptmuster]

It's understandable that you think that, I personally do believe that he spends his own money , it's because he has a lot of money and there are people in the world who have a lot of money and don't know what to spend it on, that's why I think that Drake, despite everything, does spend his own money, it's clear that sometimes he receives sponsorships from the company, but not all the time, one thing is to be a figure and another very different thing is to bet because he really wants to do it with his own money.

Maybe he can easily afford to spend such huge amounts of money on betting. I just checked how much his net worth is estimated at, and I see that Forbes values him at 1 billion dollars. But Drake likes to brag that he has several times more money than that. If that is true, then I can definitely believe that he can afford to make such bets, and not really regret them. People treat money differently, especially when they know they will keep earning more, and he already has everything he wants. Basically, this is a person who can afford anything. So maybe he does not need to play on some virtual account, I think people like Drake think in completely different terms.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

sometimes people don't believe it when they see things that are too positive, “too good to be true”. i don't know if these statistics are real or not, but this post by drake about stake is definitely good marketing.

Are there people who get influenced by this kind of news? Because it's not as if it's a huge win which I know that most people draw motivation from the winning amount of other gambler, but does big losses also perform such magic? Whether it's true or not, I just agree that we should learn to have our own rules and decisions, if we allow ourselves to be influenced by another person's gambling decisions, it might not have a positive effect.

[GiftedMAN]

sometimes people don't believe it when they see things that are too positive, “too good to be true”. i don't know if these statistics are real or not, but this post by drake about stake is definitely good marketing.

Are there people who get influenced by this kind of news? Because it's not as if it's a huge win which I know that most people draw motivation from the winning amount of other gambler, but does big losses also perform such magic? Whether it's true or not, I just agree that we should learn to have our own rules and decisions, if we allow ourselves to be influenced by another person's gambling decisions, it might not have a positive effect.

People don't get motivated when they see stories were people lose in gambling but once they see winning slips they get motivated to keep staking high with the aim of having the same luck like the stories they came across.

Having your personal decision and opinion matters a lot on gambling and in other things it will help you not to be moved over the things you see in the Internet and save you from gambling above your financial budget.

[Reatim]

sometimes people don't believe it when they see things that are too positive, “too good to be true”. i don't know if these statistics are real or not, but this post by drake about stake is definitely good marketing.

Are there people who get influenced by this kind of news? Because it's not as if it's a huge win which I know that most people draw motivation from the winning amount of other gambler, but does big losses also perform such magic? Whether it's true or not, I just agree that we should learn to have our own rules and decisions, if we allow ourselves to be influenced by another person's gambling decisions, it might not have a positive effect.

it depends on the character of the gambler to be honest

some may see such losses and get discouraged but some may be too egotistical and they think that they can do better than other people either way people can definitely get influenced by such news even if it varies on how it affects them

[Baki202]

Maybe he can easily afford to spend such huge amounts of money on betting. I just checked how much his net worth is estimated at, and I see that Forbes values him at 1 billion dollars. But Drake likes to brag that he has several times more money than that. If that is true, then I can definitely believe that he can afford to make such bets, and not really regret them. People treat money differently, especially when they know they will keep earning more, and he already has everything he wants. Basically, this is a person who can afford anything. So maybe he does not need to play on some virtual account, I think people like Drake think in completely different terms.

Drake has more money, and he can actually spend it on whatever he wants, and what we don't understand is that most of these celebrities are ambassadors to these gambling sites, so the majority of them are just doing what they are paid for even when they don't win, but them using that platform to bet alone is another way of promoting them because people are always driving by them, so there is wisdom in all this, and most of these American musicians have enough money, and they know what they are doing, and aside from anything, a lot of them actually enjoy gambling because celebrities are always known for their gambling habits, aside from their investments. They always want to spend money on having fun, so you won't even blame them. They have a source of income, so there is nothing bad when it comes to betting as long as there is money for it.

[blomen]

sometimes people don't believe it when they see things that are too positive, “too good to be true”. i don't know if these statistics are real or not, but this post by drake about stake is definitely good marketing.

Are there people who get influenced by this kind of news? Because it's not as if it's a huge win which I know that most people draw motivation from the winning amount of other gambler, but does big losses also perform such magic? Whether it's true or not, I just agree that we should learn to have our own rules and decisions, if we allow ourselves to be influenced by another person's gambling decisions, it might not have a positive effect.

i think people don't really care if there are bad or good results. the most effective way to get someone to gamble is to provide a trigger, which is what happens in drake's ad. usually we see videos of big winnings to get people to go to a particular betting site, but i think the real purpose here is to get people to remember to “gamble” when they see it.

[Onyeeze]

sometimes people don't believe it when they see things that are too positive, “too good to be true”. i don't know if these statistics are real or not, but this post by drake about stake is definitely good marketing.

Are there people who get influenced by this kind of news? Because it's not as if it's a huge win which I know that most people draw motivation from the winning amount of other gambler, but does big losses also perform such magic? Whether it's true or not, I just agree that we should learn to have our own rules and decisions, if we allow ourselves to be influenced by another person's gambling decisions, it might not have a positive effect.

What I understand in the gambling is that, negative things of gambling doesn't have much influence on people, especially when is losing, because many people out there knows that gambling is all about loosing, it's few people who have a good record of wining in the gambling big amounts, and if they spread the news of them wining in a particular gambling platforms, such news will influence people to gamble in such platforms, another thing that's important that can influence people or make a gambling platform to lose their customers, is when someone spread a news that a particular gambling is a scam platforms, such news will drag attention of people, but losing in gambling is like something that's is constant and almost every gamblers has record such thing

[dunfida]

Maybe he can easily afford to spend such huge amounts of money on betting. I just checked how much his net worth is estimated at, and I see that Forbes values him at 1 billion dollars. But Drake likes to brag that he has several times more money than that. If that is true, then I can definitely believe that he can afford to make such bets, and not really regret them. People treat money differently, especially when they know they will keep earning more, and he already has everything he wants. Basically, this is a person who can afford anything. So maybe he does not need to play on some virtual account, I think people like Drake think in completely different terms.

Drake has more money, and he can actually spend it on whatever he wants, and what we don't understand is that most of these celebrities are ambassadors to these gambling sites, so the majority of them are just doing what they are paid for even when they don't win, but them using that platform to bet alone is another way of promoting them because people are always driving by them, so there is wisdom in all this, and most of these American musicians have enough money, and they know what they are doing, and aside from anything, a lot of them actually enjoy gambling because celebrities are always known for their gambling habits, aside from their investments. They always want to spend money on having fun, so you won't even blame them. They have a source of income, so there is nothing bad when it comes to betting as long as there is money for it.

Or simply we can say that its none of our business on how he would be spending up his money yet if he do find out that gambling his that enjoyment pill then we dont have the rights on telling him on what to do even if it means that he do lose up multi millions then we shouldnt be caring at all or trying out to dictate on what he should gonna do on which just like been said that its his money and if he do likes to play then its up to him. In speaking about partnerships then we dont know on what are those agreements and the amounts involved but one things for sure that this isnt talking some mere amounts since both parties do make out some agreement then for sure it involves money. If Drake decided to make use of those money and lost it all back to Stake, then so what?

People are just that loving on wanting to get involved on someones money and telling this or on how they should be spending up his money. We cant be able to tell about Drake on being addicted or what.
Its been long time that we've seen those big wins and loses too along the way on which we can say that it is indeed enormous amounts on which we cant be able to see into those typical gamblers around.
It is just that it do make out some noise just because Drake is popular.

[Cointxz]

i think people don't really care if there are bad or good results. the most effective way to get someone to gamble is to provide a trigger, which is what happens in drake's ad. usually we see videos of big winnings to get people to go to a particular betting site, but i think the real purpose here is to get people to remember to “gamble” when they see it.

Drake showing his huge losses makes gambler easy to accept their own losses since it’s considerably small compared to Drake loss. I believe this is the target effect of his marketing for being bold on showing his losses because there’s no positive effect that come from that kind of ads rather than fear on the possible effect when you gamble frequently.

I believe he is mind conditioning gamblers that suffer losses and experience fear to man up and accept it easily since Drake is losing way higher than everyone else.

At least this is how I view it.

[hedgeh0g]

sometimes people don't believe it when they see things that are too positive, “too good to be true”. i don't know if these statistics are real or not, but this post by drake about stake is definitely good marketing.

Are there people who get influenced by this kind of news? Because it's not as if it's a huge win which I know that most people draw motivation from the winning amount of other gambler, but does big losses also perform such magic? Whether it's true or not, I just agree that we should learn to have our own rules and decisions, if we allow ourselves to be influenced by another person's gambling decisions, it might not have a positive effect.

What I understand in the gambling is that, negative things of gambling doesn't have much influence on people, especially when is losing, because many people out there knows that gambling is all about loosing, it's few people who have a good record of wining in the gambling big amounts, and if they spread the news of them wining in a particular gambling platforms, such news will influence people to gamble in such platforms, another thing that's important that can influence people or make a gambling platform to lose their customers, is when someone spread a news that a particular gambling is a scam platforms, such news will drag attention of people, but losing in gambling is like something that's is constant and almost every gamblers has record such thing

The thing is that any news that will report about a public figure, which is Drake, who is known all over the world, then after this the activity of ordinary players will simply increase. Players will sympathize with Drake and test their luck, or prove to themselves that they are winning players by making bets and there will be other reasons, but the essence is one, the news headlines did their job, namely reminded everyone that there is gambling once again. This will even be a trigger for those who have never played gambling and they will register on the platform on which Drake played, without understanding anything else.

[Su-asa]

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.

Losing is for everyone you are right about that, no body is exempted from losing. Even though you are promoting the casino it doesn't make you to always win. Promoter always win show that something phishing is going on. However, this looks more true than the other ones that keeps winning without showing any signs of loss. I think this is a ways fo bring more big gamblers into the game of fun.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Maybe he can easily afford to spend such huge amounts of money on betting. I just checked how much his net worth is estimated at, and I see that Forbes values him at 1 billion dollars. But Drake likes to brag that he has several times more money than that. If that is true, then I can definitely believe that he can afford to make such bets, and not really regret them. People treat money differently, especially when they know they will keep earning more, and he already has everything he wants. Basically, this is a person who can afford anything. So maybe he does not need to play on some virtual account, I think people like Drake think in completely different terms.

You're right about that, things with Drake are really like that when they talk bad about a celebrity I don't believe them at once because I know that every celebrity has haters and detractors, it's that without going too far each one of us has detractors and some are simply silent and others are not, so this happens in real life and more with celebrities, Drake is a blessed person who has a lot of money, and only he knows how to spend it and when to spend it and under what amounts to spend it, that's why we should be more passive when talking about any person.

[GiftedMAN]

Maybe he can easily afford to spend such huge amounts of money on betting. I just checked how much his net worth is estimated at, and I see that Forbes values him at 1 billion dollars. But Drake likes to brag that he has several times more money than that. If that is true, then I can definitely believe that he can afford to make such bets, and not really regret them. People treat money differently, especially when they know they will keep earning more, and he already has everything he wants. Basically, this is a person who can afford anything. So maybe he does not need to play on some virtual account, I think people like Drake think in completely different terms.

You're right about that, things with Drake are really like that when they talk bad about a celebrity I don't believe them at once because I know that every celebrity has haters and detractors, it's that without going too far each one of us has detractors and some are simply silent and others are not, so this happens in real life and more with celebrities, Drake is a blessed person who has a lot of money, and only he knows how to spend it and when to spend it and under what amounts to spend it, that's why we should be more passive when talking about any person.

Drake is a celebrity a big one for that matter that's made cool cash from the music industry with his talent so spending such figures is nor a big deal for him. People should emulate what he's doing and continue to gamble with their spare cash cause the figures Drake uses to gamble could be his spare cash. Everyone can't be on the same level financially so as we all live according to what he earn we should also channel such energy to gambling to which doing it with what we can afford to lose.

[bakasabo]

Do you remember that we have topic here, discussing that rich people have less chances to become gambling addicted. On Drakes example, his involvement in gambling industry and bets he made (he bets on every major event), have your opinion changed? Without Stake advertisement contract, I think he would be gambling similarly, same amounts and frequency of bets. Can we also consider that Drake is addicted to gambling?

[freedomgo]

Do you remember that we have topic here, discussing that rich people have less chances to become gambling addicted. On Drakes example, his involvement in gambling industry and bets he made (he bets on every major event), have your opinion changed? Without Stake advertisement contract, I think he would be gambling similarly, same amounts and frequency of bets. Can we also consider that Drake is addicted to gambling?

You said it right, it’s public knowledge that Drake has a partnership with Stake, so the massive bets or losses he shows on the platform are still questionable.

Is it really his money? Or is it just part of the deal or for publicity? That’s something we should seriously consider, because we might be reacting to something that isn’t even happening in real life. for all we know, Drake might just be laughing at us while we debate over his “bets.”

[OgNasty]

I’m not one for regulation, but these fake gambling streams should probably be stopped at some point. There are people who probably believe these gambling streams use real money or that Drake is actually risking his funds instead of being paid to gamble with fake coins. It is a practice I think should be stopped.

[giammangiato]

I’m not one for regulation, but these fake gambling streams should probably be stopped at some point. There are people who probably believe these gambling streams use real money or that Drake is actually risking his funds instead of being paid to gamble with fake coins. It is a practice I think should be stopped.

Your thought is legitimate, but do you think that completely banning streaming reproduction would stop the phenomenon?
How would you think of stopping this type of phenomenon?
I have no idea, the only thing that comes to mind is to inform yourself, not to be influenced by these things, to play responsibly.

[verdinio]

Do you remember that we have topic here, discussing that rich people have less chances to become gambling addicted. On Drakes example, his involvement in gambling industry and bets he made (he bets on every major event), have your opinion changed? Without Stake advertisement contract, I think he would be gambling similarly, same amounts and frequency of bets. Can we also consider that Drake is addicted to gambling?

I remember Drake playing a lot, but I think he still does it, he surely does it for publicity reasons, he surely doesn't have any problems, the fact that he has so much visibility surely makes him a person who gets paid to make those crazy bets that he does, no one can get that out of my head

[LUCKMCFLY]

Drake is a celebrity a big one for that matter that's made cool cash from the music industry with his talent so spending such figures is nor a big deal for him. People should emulate what he's doing and continue to gamble with their spare cash cause the figures Drake uses to gamble could be his spare cash. Everyone can't be on the same level financially so as we all live according to what he earn we should also channel such energy to gambling to which doing it with what we can afford to lose.

Yes, that's the right way to look at it, I know there are many who get carried away by other influencers who end up being a fraud and don't win anything or bet anything in reality, what they do is deceive, but Drake's case is something else, he really bets those large amounts of money that one is surprised because at least I have never had sums of money like the ones he risks.

[cande86]

Drake is a celebrity a big one for that matter that's made cool cash from the music industry with his talent so spending such figures is nor a big deal for him. People should emulate what he's doing and continue to gamble with their spare cash cause the figures Drake uses to gamble could be his spare cash. Everyone can't be on the same level financially so as we all live according to what he earn we should also channel such energy to gambling to which doing it with what we can afford to lose.

Yes, that's the right way to look at it, I know there are many who get carried away by other influencers who end up being a fraud and don't win anything or bet anything in reality, what they do is deceive, but Drake's case is something else, he really bets those large amounts of money that one is surprised because at least I have never had sums of money like the ones he risks.

Yes, in fact, you have to be careful who you follow. It's important to be able to distinguish between those who are betting seriously and those who are just doing it to cash in on the mess. I think that Drake does exactly this. It's clear that he manages to influence a lot of people, and then he pursues his own interests with those who agree with him. You have to be careful.