Hip Hop Artist and Part Time Boxer Cassper Nyovest Makes More Sporting Moves by Joining Sports Betting

• Hip-hop artist Cassper Nyovest is entrenching himself further into the world of sport with his latest endeavour
• He has made a foray into the world of sports betting and gambling based solely on using crypto currency
• In March, he became an amateur boxer, taking on fellow entertainer NaakMusiQ in a highly publicised boxing match at Sun City

He has beaten trash-talking YouTuber Slik Talk to a pulp while also having to catch a loss to Naaq Musiq in the boxing ring in the space of three months.

Now, hip-hop artist Cassper Nyovest is the latest superstar to join cryptocasino Bitcasino, a sports betting and cryptogambling company. He follows in the steps of King Kaka and Tekno Miles, who joined the company earlier this year. Cassper will represent Bitcasino for two years as its global ambassador.

According to the Sunday World, Cassper was chosen as an ambassador to try and get his many fans to get involved in sports betting, which has taken South Africa by storm.

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Digital Journal quoted him as saying:

“I’ve got to where I am today by hustling and making smart decisions, that’s why I play at Bitc*sino. These guys know how to treat their players and are setting the standard for crypto gaming. It’s the only choice for me.”

According to The Bridge, crypto sports betting is relatively new to the market, with its legality currently a grey area in most parts of the world. However, in South Africa, authorities consider it legal while parameters are being set up to regulate it much tighter in the future.

Cassper Nyovest, South Africa jubilant as Kevin Lerena puts country back on heavyweight boxing map with a win

Kevin Lerena is the new WBA Intercontinental heavyweight champion after beating Romania’s Bogdan Dinu in the fourth round at Emperor's Palace.

As reported on Sports Brief, his victory was South Africa's first big heavyweight victory since Corrie Sanders defeated Wladimir Klitschko for the WBO Heavyweight Championship in 2003.

Rapper Cassper Nyovest led the congratulations as South Africans celebrated Lerena's momentous victory.