Snoop Dogg Joins Crypto Casino as Chief Ganjaroo Officer

The cryptocurrency casino Roobet announced on March 1st its partnership with the iconic rapper Snoop Dogg in a move that aims to “reinvent” the online entertainment industry.

According to Roobet’s official site, Snoop Dogg and the casino will work together to “shake up the industry and bring players a one-of-a-kind gaming experience,” thanks to the rapper’s decades-long career in the entertainment industry. Dogg’s role in the company? Chief Ganjaroo Officer.

As Chief Ganjaroo Officer, Snoop Dogg will help Roobet achieve its expansion goals. Roobet says the partnership “will bring together Snoop’s vast global reach and industry expertise” to the table.

THA DOGG IS HOME

🐕 X 🦘 @snoopdogg x Roobet pic.twitter.com/m9ldBRbHR9

— Roobet (@Roobet) March 1, 2023

Snoop Dogg is widely known in the cryptocurrency industry for being one of the biggest NFT collectors who has promoted its growth by supporting successful projects such as Yuga Labs. He has been identified as the man behind the famous but pseudonymous NFT Collector Cozomo de’ Medici, making him the owner of millions of dollars in non-fungible tokens ranging from metaverse lands to “blue chip” collections.

Snoop Aims to Transform the Entertainment Industry

The rapper stated that he has long felt like a part of the Roobet family, as he shares the same vision and enthusiasm as the company for doing new and innovative things for their fans.

“This partnership just feels natural, and we’re going to blaze a trail for the future of online entertainment. I been sayin’ Roooooo for a long time now – they bring the ultimate player experience, we share the love of doing new things, and we care about our fans – so together we’re gonna change the game and do it better than it’s ever been done”

Matt Duea, one of the co-founders of Roobet, said that from the first day, the Roobet team wanted to bring the world of entertainment closer to iGaming. He believes Snoop Dogg could be a big player in this mission, considering that he is one of the most recognized celebrities in the music (and NFT) industry.

“Since day one, our mission has been to push the boundaries of what a gaming brand can be, and Snoop’s a real visionary. Together, we’re going to truly revolutionize the online entertainment experience,” added Duea.

Duea further stated that Roobet is committed to creating a gaming platform that provides the “most exciting and immersive” casino experience in the world.

To celebrate this partnership, Roobet will hold a number of cash prize raffles of up to $100 every day for a week starting from March 1st. Users must place a bet to enter the raffle, and winners will be announced the following day.

Roobet offers a wide range of games, including live casino games, slots, and table games. The platform is available in multiple languages and accepts several cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin.

Snoop Dogg’s Love for Cryptocurrency

Partnering with a crypto casino is just another of Snoop Dogg’s endeavors. The rapper has been involved in crypto for a long time. He has been a vocal supporter of Bitcoin since at least 2013.

My next record available in bitcoin n delivered in a drone.

— Snoop Dogg (@SnoopDogg) December 2, 2013

In 2018, Snoop Dogg appeared as a special guest at the XRP Community Night during the Consensus blockchain conference in New York City. During the event, he talked about his love for cryptocurrency and even received a gift of XRP from Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse.

But not everything has been nice in Dogg’s history. He has promoted different ICOs that have not been successful, such as “sparkleCoin” and “Billionare token.”

Snoop Dogg has also been involved in the NFT space, releasing his own collection of digital art pieces, including one that featured a smoking skeleton with the words “Ain’t No Fun” above it. He also performed live alongside Eminem using his NFT Avatar as part of the show and has helped other artists get into the space.

Also, his pseudonymous alter ego donated 22 NFTs valued at over $2 million to the LACMA museum recently in an effort to spread the appreciation for digital art and non-fungible tokens as a legitimate form of art. According to CNBC, his NFT collection is worth approximately $17 million.