Barca Keok Di Hand Madrid, Drake Kerugian Bertut Lebih Dari Rp12,38 Miliar

Drake (Instagram @champagnepapi)

JAKARTA - Real Madrid beat Barcelona 3-1 in the first El Clasico this season on Sunday night. However, some lost more than that game.

Canadian rapper and idol R&B Drake lost more than 800 thousand US dollars (equivalent to Rp12.38 billion) in a two-legged parlay bet that includes the Blaugrana's victory.

Parlay, accumulator, combo, or multi-fold is a single bet that connects two or more individual bets and relies on all the betting that wins together.

In a picture shared by Drake's now deleted Instagram account, the rapper shows his stakes over Arsenal's win and Barcelona's win at the Santiago Bernabeu.

.@Drake is riding with an Arsenal + Barcelona parlay today 💰💰 pic.twitter.com/PiNx2tglC6

— Action Network (@ActionNetworkHQ) October 16, 2022

Why did Drake bet on Barcelona? At the start of the 2022-2023 football season, Barcelona signed a deal with Spotify. Since the two organizations signed the deal, the Camp Nou Stadium has changed its name to Spotify Camp Nou Stadium.

However, the deal between Barcelona and Spotify was more than just a printed name and image. The team from Catalunya decided to innovate with Spotify, and they did it for the first time this year.

Barcelona wore a jersey with a bird image representing Drake and respected 50 million of his reproduction on Spotify.

"One of the main axes in the alliance between FC Barcelona and Spotify is to unite football and music to connect with new audiences around the world," FC Barcelona explained.

"To bring together two fields that share their ability to unite people and stir the emotions of fans, the first men's soccer team will take the pitch at El Clasico on Sunday with a shirt that, for the first time, won't feature its logo. the main partner ahead."

"But the symbol of a famous international artist: singer and songwriter Drake, the winner of the 4 Grammy awards and the first one reached 50 billion playback on Spotify," Barcelona concluded.