Drake Aka Lawbrey and Suepac, Adin Ross, and Stake are facing a class-action lawsuit in federal court for promoting illegal online gambling

[Jerz-2]

"They call me BIG ELLY..."

 

[Ku$h Parker]

Meet the Grahams aging like wine

Battling The Law?
You need to Battle with Yourself

 

[The Eliminator]

Does Drake force them to gamble?

 

[PHamm]

You’re moving just like a degenerate

Every antic is looking distasteful

 

[Harry B]

Does Drake force them to gamble?

When you sell dangerous products you need to do it properly. And on social media, if you advertise anything at all, you need to state that it’s an ad.

I’ve said this many times about these rappers/pods, they are too sloppy with how they promote it.

 

[International Playa]

Floyd Mayweather is another one, he is always showing 6 figure bets online. His shyt could be fake, paid promo from these betting sites

 

[MarcP]

A lot of people who pimp gambling apps on television/streams/radio is given free credit. There's nothing illegal about it. I'd imagine this will get tossed.

I hope people smarten up and realize all this shyt is fake, meant to get you to gamble.

They don't typically make that distinction and when the audience is kids the assumption is its their money. Drake posts some huge $500k bet stake slip and based on who he is you'd be right to assume its just some rich rapper showing what he wagered on the big fight/game. There's no Stake promo fund disclaimer. It'll probably still get tossed but if it leads to a promo funds disclaimer being added to posts then I don't see it as a bad thing.

 

[thernbroom]

Everybody saw it coming...thats what happen when you unethically promote dangerous practices to kids

Like drill music

 

[Revolutionary]

Floyd Mayweather is another one, he is always showing 6 figure bets online. His shyt could be fake, paid promo from these betting sites

Floyd's promotional approach is less harmful than Drake...Drake also directly targets kids on stream, literally telling them they can make money and become the next rich and popular kid within minutes...

 

[Roxx the King]

Yea cuz this jus screams success

That boy broke and is the face of a Ponzi scheme

 

[Piff Perkins]

Floyd's promotional approach is less harmful than Drake...Drake also directly targets kids on stream, literally telling them they can make money and become the next rich and popular kid within minutes...

It's predatory and wrong but not illegal. You can barely watch anything on television without being drowned in advertising for gambling.

 

[ThisIsLife]

It's a second lawsuit now with New Mexico.

Drake, Adin Ross, And Stake Facing Second Class Action Lawsuit In New Mexico​

 

[Revolutionary]