Drake and Adin Ross Named in Stake Illegal Gambling Lawsuit
Drake and Adin Ross are co-defendants in a class action lawsuit filed against Stake, alleging the site is an illegal gambling platform.
The lawsuit, filed in court on October 27, claims that Drake and popular streamer Adin Ross promoted illegal gambling in Missouri.
Stake apparently fronts Drake and Ross 'house money,' so any reported losses are part of a marketing tactic designed to draw attention
According to the 34-page filing, plaintiff Justin Killham accuses Drake and Ross of using "deeply fraudulent pretenses" to advertise Stake and mislead impressionable viewers.
The lawsuit was first reported by attorney Daniel Wallach.
Author's summary: Drake and Adin Ross sued over promoting Stake.
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