Canadian rapper wins his $1 million worth Bitcoin bet

Bitcoin worth $1 million has been placed on a Super Bowl bet by the Canadian rapper, Drake. Notably, Drake has spent betting more than $1 million worth Bitcoins on thematches when he is not running through the six with his woes. The match was between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Rams. At the time, the bet was placed through the crypto betting platform, stake. However, recently, it is unveiled that the rapper has won the bet in the Super Bowl LVI finals on Sunday.

Drake won his Bitcoin bets

Drake placed Bitcoin bets on Rams as he was confident because of the Ram’s wide receiver Odell Beckhanm Jr. on Beckhanm Jr. Drake had placed about $392k, having more than 0.5 anytime touchdowns.

– Advertisement –

Indeed, the 35-year-old rapper posted a screenshot of his wager on Instagram. It is unveiled that Drake had spent a total of $472,364 and received a payout of $713,244. At wide receiver, Drake spent $393,636 with a payout of $846,288. Notably, all of the Canadian rapper’s winning totaled to a whooping $1.4 million.

Drake shared a tribute to Odell Beckhanm Jr.

Following the winning for which Drake was already confident, he posted a tribute to Odell Beckhanm Jr. Indeed, the wide receiver co-starred with the rapper in the music video of the famous track “Laugh Now Cry Later”.

In the post, the pop star underscored the phrase and sang to tribute the Super Bowl player. Following Drake’s tribute, Odell Beckhanm Jr. was very quick to respond. Beckhanm cherished the rapper’s words and highlighted “Forever Brother!!”.

Cryptos were everywhere at the Super Bowl

Enthusiasts and advocates in the cryptosphere claimed that it felt like cryptos were everywhere at the Super Bowl. It was not that the digital assets-related ads were completely overwhelmed, the game commercial breaks to the exclusion of all other advertisements. However, there were more ads for the Bowl’s more traditional fare of booze, cars, and movie trailers.

Still, all the crypto commercials had made a splash, as those were deemed as one of the most watched and highest profile ad events of the year.