Drake Rents Out Club So He Can Gamble Alone & Listen To Sabrina Carpenter

Drake appears to have rented out a nightclub all to himself so he could gamble on his own while listening to Sabrina Carpenter.

In a clip that has emerged on social media, the OVO hitmaker can be seen playing an online casino on a club’s big screens while Carpenter’s number one hit “Espresso” plays over the speakers.

The video ends with confetti falling from the ceiling as Drizzy, who is sat on a couch wearing a mink coat, wins a game.

Some have suspected that the stunt is part of an advertisement for the gambling company Stake, with whom Drake has a lucrative endorsement deal.

Drake rented a whole club to himself just to gamble & listen to Sabrina Carpenter 😭😭 pic.twitter.com/XxtH7HBBCa

— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) March 5, 2025

The Canadian rapper is known to post his sports wagers on social media using the Stake app — although his success rate is hit and miss.

Last year, he lost over $500,000 betting on Tyson Fury to beat Oleksandr Usyk in their heavyweight boxing showdown. If Fury had one, Drake would have pocketed over $1 million.

It was a similar story last October when the 6 God bet big on a Logan Paul fight but ended up nearly $1 million poorer.

Drake had wagered that the social media star would beat Dillon Danis by knockout, and while Paul emerged victorious, he only won by disqualification.

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It was previously revealed that the Toronto native had bet almost $1 billion in virtual gambling since 2021, all through Stake.

Despite his hefty gambling losses, Drake could be in line for a huge payday thanks to his investment in the chicken restaurant Dave’s Hot Chicken.

It was reported last month that the fast food chain is said to be on the verge of being sold for a little more than $1 billion.

Drizzy became an investor in 2021, and per Eater at the time, “he has a very good stake” in the chain.

After launching as a pop-up in Los Angeles in 2017, Dave’s now operates over 250 locations around the world and generates roughly $1 billion in annual sales.