Drake shared his betting slip on Instagram with a brief acknowledgment: “Better luck next time… say less.” Had Argentina emerged victorious, they would have become the first team to repeat as champions since Brazil in 1962. Instead, the final left Messi in tears, casting further doubt on the 39-year-old’s international future following his previous declarations that the 2022 tournament would be his last.
This loss adds to a volatile history of public sports betting for the artist, who maintains a formal partnership with Stake. While he celebrated a $1.15 million win on the Kansas City Chiefs during the 2024 Super Bowl, he previously forfeited $400,000 on a Jake Paul boxing match in 2023. Beyond his high-profile losses, the rapper has faced legal scrutiny; a lawsuit filed earlier this year accused both Drake and Stake of promoting a predatory gambling environment that encourages addiction. Despite the risks, Drake remains vocal about his habits, citing past marathon sessions with Michael Jordan and a claim of winning $40 million during a single night of roulette at Dave & Buster’s.
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