Lil Baby, X7Dave Reportedly Sign Multi-8-Figure Contract With Spartans.com Online Casino

Written by :

Aaron Goldstein

Published on :

3 March, 2026

Streamers these days are making a killing promoting online casinos.

Such is the case with the signing of X7Dave (David Raizman) is a prominent, high-stakes casino streamer. He is reported to have just signed a $32 million annual deal with Spartans crypto casino, featuring a $2 million community leaderboard, making him one of the top creators in the gambling space.

Lil Baby (real name Dominique Armani Jones) is a highly successful American rapper and songwriter from Atlanta, who also just signed with Spartans online casino in late February.

In conjunction with the Lil Baby signing, Spartans launched a $2 million community leaderboard, touted as the largest in the online casino industry.

The company behind Spartans previously built a successful betting brand called Megaposta in Brazil. In 2025, Nexus committed $200 million to expand Spartans globally and develop new features.

Spartans is licensed by the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan.

Because Spartans uses cryptocurrency deposits (BTC, ETH, USDT, etc.), players can sign up and play without traditional banking rails pretty much in any jurisdiction, including the United States.

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