No You Can't Bet Drake Props at FanDuel, Draftkings or Caesars

Written by :

Mary Montgomery

Published on :

28 May, 2019

No You Can't Bet Drake Props at FanDuel, Draftkings or Caesars

TNT, Bleachers Report and Caesars are in some hot water for promoting Raptors super fan and recording artist Drake prop bets.

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Caesars has a deal with Turner Broadcasting and Bleacher's Report to produce gaming-related content. Neither Caesars or any other betting company licensed in the United States, including FanDuel, Draftkings and William Hill, has offered the controversial Drake betting props. Only the offshore sportsbooks have.

And therein lies the problem. The Caesars/Turner/Bleacher Report pre-game show discussing the Drake props turned out to be free advertising for the offshore sportsbooks.

Dave Mason of BetOnline confirmed that sports bettors were making some serious mint on these props.

To the 91% of BetOnline players who bet on @NBAonTNT saying "Drake" at halftime, thank @JoeyKnish22 and Sir Charles for the assist. Nice +300 score

Drake's courtside antics have been the talk of the post season. Sites like BetOnline are looking to capitalize further now that the Raptors are making their first ever Finals appearance.

BetOnline is expected to off new Drake prop bets for Game 1 of the NBA Championship finals series.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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