Streamer profile
Drake (Aubrey Drake Graham) is a Canadian rapper who has been a global brand ambassador for the crypto casino Stake.com since 2022 and is the highest-profile mainstream celebrity in the casino-streaming space. He streams occasional high-stakes sessions on his own Kick channel, kick.com/drake, usually paired with large giveaways funded by Stake. His sessions are dominated by live roulette and blackjack at bet sizes far above those of career casino streamers, and clips of his wins and losses circulate widely outside the gambling audience.
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Follower counts are approximate and change constantly. Each figure links to where we read it.
Sponsorship means a paid commercial relationship. An affiliate code means the streamer earns from sign-ups. Neither means the casino is better for you.
These figures come from streams, clips and press reports. We cannot audit a balance shown on screen, and losses are rarely reported with the same enthusiasm as wins.
Drake (Aubrey Drake Graham) is a Canadian rapper who has been a global brand ambassador for the crypto casino Stake.com since 2022 and is the highest-profile mainstream celebrity in the casino-streaming space. He streams occasional high-stakes sessions on his own Kick channel, kick.com/drake, usually paired with large giveaways funded by Stake. His sessions are dominated by live roulette and blackjack at bet sizes far above those of career casino streamers, and clips of his wins and losses circulate widely outside the gambling audience.
Drake appears alongside 1 operator in the sources we could read. A partnership means the operator is paying for that visibility. It tells you nothing about whether the casino is good for you, and nothing at all about the odds you will face, which are set by the game's return to player and are identical whether or not a streamer is sponsored. On-screen balances cannot be audited, and casino streamers' bankrolls are frequently supplied by the operator.
Bloomberg published a 2026 investigative feature titled 'Drake, Adin Ross Have Unusual Win Rates at Crypto Casino Stake', raising questions about whether headline Stake promoters' on-stream results are representative of ordinary players. The article itself is paywalled and could not be read directly, so the specific findings and Stake's response are not recorded here.
January 1, 2026 · Sources
Drake's Stake partnership has drawn recurring criticism for promoting very high-stakes gambling to a young mainstream music audience, including sessions in which multi-million-dollar balances are won and then lost back in the same broadcast.
The so-called 'Drake curse' — his publicised sports bets placed through Stake frequently losing — has become a running story in sports and gambling media, and has been used by Stake as marketing.
March 22, 2025 · Sources
Stake.com. He has been a paid global brand ambassador for the crypto casino since 2022 and streams his sessions on Stake's tables.
No public personal referral or promo code for Drake was found. His streams instead run giveaways organised by Stake and Kick, such as the $1m-plus prize pool on his 8 August 2026 anniversary stream.
The best-documented recent win is $1.17 million on Pragmatic Play's Immersive Roulette Deluxe at Stake on 24 December 2025, during the first day of a three-day Kick return. Larger figures around $27m have been reported by gambling media but with weaker sourcing.
Streamed sessions are entertainment produced under a commercial contract. Bankrolls are often provided by the operator, losing sessions are edited out or simply not clipped, and the highlight you saw was selected from hundreds of hours. The return-to-player figure of the game is the only number that describes what happens to your money over time.