Drake and Adin Ross are being sued over their promotion of Stake.
The federal class-action lawsuit, as reviewed by Complex, was filed in Virginia on Wednesday (Dec. 31) and claims that the website is “operating as one of the largest and most profitable illegal online casinos” since at least 2022.
Plaintiffs LaShawnna Ridley and Tiffany Hines allege that Stake misleads consumers while allowing real money wagering disguised as virtual currency play.
Drake and Ross are characterized in the lawsuit as “zealous” and “paid” promoters of the platform, with incentives to “mask the true nature and extent of their conduct.”
The complaint also claims Stake’s internal “tipping” system was used by Drake, Ross, and Nguyen to move large sums of money, including a public $100,000 tip between Drake and Ross, to fund “artificial streaming (‘botting’) to create fraudulent streams of Drake’s music.
Read the full details: https://t.co/wf777LWZ0Z
Saba dropped one of the best and most underrated albums of the whole 2010s decade 5 years ago today…
If you haven’t heard “Care For Me”, I couldn’t recommend it enough
If that's the last traditional, non-pitch clock pitch we ever see, at least it was a good one.
Fyi, it took 25 seconds for Ohtani to throw his 3-2 pitch to Trout. A moment like this does not exist within the framework of the new rules.
I don’t care what you say. The @WBCBaseball is not only more energy, but the lack of the clock is making the game enjoyable. Watching strategy, no caught spikes, no fake strikeouts, actual baseball.
I love that Major League Baseball asked people that don’t watch baseball what it would take for them to watch, they said the addition of a game clock, then those same people will watch Netflix all year.
New leadership, please
Now that we got our first look at the pitch clock, we see our first clock infraction
Manny Machado started off his at-bat, 0-1 because he took too long to get into the box https://t.co/pUcAdyZAkx