Is this seriously not a marketing stunt? A social media influencer with over 10 million followers recently claimed that they signed a partnership deal with an online casino but didn’t read the contract carefully. Turns out, the contract included a clause stating that they couldn’t post anything online for six months. At the time, they thought it was a joke, but the casino actually started enforcing it. And apparently, the casino thinks the money was well spent to keep this guy quiet for a while. The reason behind it? This influencer has a terrible reputation online—constantly accused of clout-chasing, creating controversial content, and even being called out for allegedly scamming people with a meme coin. He once promised he’d never sell the coin, but ended up secretly dumping it and pocketing over $200K. So, this whole situation boils down to a case of an influencer chasing money, signing a sponsorship deal with a casino, and then getting silenced by the contract he didn’t bother to read. Now he wants to back out, but the casino isn’t budging. Meanwhile, the comment section is full of people either mocking him or just enjoying the drama. Some are even suggesting the casino should be even tougher on him.