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High-Stakes Blackjack Drama at Paris Casino

Offset was seeing red at the blackjack table in Paris, going off on casino staff during a heated high-stakes session. Video shows the rapper arguing with employees at a casino on the Champs-Élysées, repeatedly complaining other people were being allowed to play in what he considered his spot. Offset says he was betting ten thousand and twenty thousand at a time and demanded to be treated accordingly.

Nelly Beats Assault Case With $750 Fine

The St. Louis rapper is no longer facing an assault charge stemming from a 2025 incident at Ameristar Casino. According to court documents, both sides reached a plea deal that drops the assault allegation entirely. Instead, Nelly copped to a much lighter misdemeanor—littering.

Rapper Hospitalized After Shooting Outside Florida Casino

Offset, the former Migos star, was shot Monday evening outside the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood in Florida. He was struck near the valet area and transported to a nearby hospital where he is in stable condition with non-life-threatening injuries. Two individuals have been detained in connection with the incident.

Nas Wins Queens Casino Deal, Jay-Z Loses Times Square Bet

Queens is cashing in big — and Nas is right in the middle of it. The New York State Gaming Commission just approved a historic $5.5 billion Resorts World Casino project in Queens, and the legendary rapper’s name is attached to one of the largest developme

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