Maybe Drake is Better at Roulette Than Sports Betting

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Maybe Drake is Better at Roulette Than Sports Betting

It's an observation made by The Action Network's Chase Howell that recording artist and Raptors super fan Drake might be better playing casino games such as roulette than he is betting sports.  Howell notes that Drake is mostly in the red when it comes to recent sports wagers. 

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These are those bets:

Drake’s Sports Betting Wins, Losses in 2022

Bet Risked Payout W/L
Odell Beckham Anytime TD $393K $711K W
Odell Beckham Over 62.5 Rec Yards $393K $711K L
Rams To Win $471K $712K W
Jorge Masvidal to win $275K $1.03M L
Duke to beat UNC $80K $122K L
Warriors to win West $159K $800K TBD
Estimates are in US dollars and have been converted from Canadian dollars and/or bitcoin.

 

The recording artist currently has a bet riding on the Warriors to win the Western Conference. He's risking $159,000 to win $800,000.

Drake has an interest in the online gambling website Stake.com. 

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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