AceShowbiz - Blueface might have avoided jail time in his Las Vegas shooting case. However, the "Respect My Cryppin' " rapper is not completely out of trouble as he's been ordered to pay 13 million in damages to the owner of Euphoric Gentlemen's Club where the incident happened.

For the record, the club's owner sued Blueface following the ordeal, claiming his business was shut down because of the shooting. "The beautiful girls of @euphoric_lasvegas would like to thank the entire country for rocking with us in Las Vegas. We put together a dynasty in such short time , but sadly to announce tht @euphoric_lasvegas will not reopen," the owner penned on Instagram in December 2022. "Unfortunately mr @bluefasebabyy decided to bring gang related activities to our establishment & put all of our girls out of business."

"We are not upset with the police for not letting us open, because they gave us a chance that everyone said they wouldn't," the man added. "We have lawyered up & make 100% sure that he either spends the rest of his life in prison, or he is going to pay us until the day he leaves this earth."

Now, TMZ Hip Hop reported that the club owner won summary judgment in the amount of $13,072,482. According to legal documents obtained by the outlet, the bill is broken down into several categories, which include $12.6 million in lost revenue, $198,000 in lease damages, $84k in payroll expenses to employees who had to be paid following the club's November 2022 shutdown, and more.

The news arrived a few weeks after Blueface received his three-year probation sentence. The 26-year-old initially pleaded guilty to charges of battery and discharging a firearm at or into an occupied structure in July. As a part of the plea deal, the emcee is not allowed to consume alcohol or drugs, possess weapons, or contact the victim.

Blueface will also have to avoid the Las Vegas Strip and the city's downtown area, except for work-related business.