- The American streamer won over $1.6 million after betting $1 million on Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
- Ross shared the details of his bet via Instagram before the election, showing his confidence in Trump’s win.
- Trump triumphed over Vice President Kamala Harris, securing his second term as President.
- A few weeks before the election, Ross hosted Trump during a live-stream session, publicly endorsing him.
American social media personality and streamer, Adin Ross, has emerged victorious with a $1.6 million win after placing a high-stakes bet on Donald Trump to secure the U.S. presidential election.
In an announcement made via his Instagram account, Ross revealed that he had wagered a hefty $1 million on Trump’s success in the election.
The bet paid off handsomely after Trump triumphed over Democratic candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris.
Ross, who is known for his online presence and live-streaming sessions, had publicly shown his support for Trump in the lead-up to the election.
In a notable moment just weeks before the polls, Ross hosted Trump during one of his live-stream sessions, where the former president received Ross’s endorsement.
In other news, Popular Canadian rapper Drake has found himself on the losing end of a hefty bet as he staked a whopping sum of $615,000 on Francis Ngannou, who faced British-Nigerian boxer Anthony Joshua in a highly anticipated match.
The bout ended with Anthony Joshua delivering a brutal knockout to Ngannou in just two rounds, leaving Drake with a huge financial loss.
Days before the much-anticipated fight, Drake took to his Instagram page to showcase the considerable amount of cash he had placed on Ngannou, emphasizing his confidence in the “scary man.”
However, fate had different plans for the rapper, as Anthony Joshua’s dominant performance resulted in a swift victory over Ngannou.