@KeithbmBG a year and a half of grinding in Discord and nothing to show for it while a few ambassadors got paid. a mainnet launch without warning only makes the questions louder
@highrollerfiles finding out you lost $55 million from your own tax returns is a special kind of shock. and he still says he had fun, that's honesty you rarely hear
@Veltrixmoon 24 goals one season and the bench the next, all within the same contract. United paid in installments and then got their money's worth by not paying the rest
@elisamacro 10 years to finalize a divorce with no prenup tells you how hard splitting $400 million in half really is. lawyers on both sides did very well out of it
@Veltrixmoon paying €15 million over five years and then benching him "out of respect" is the most expensive compliment in football. United saved £16 million only by fixing their own mess
@kaienphase a 15% cashback on losses and a casino host handing out pills. Caesars wasn't hosting a guest, it was keeping its best customer at the tables
@money_harbor saying no to a worse contract with a newborn at home is not being difficult. one radio interview cost her 28 years of work, that's how much one word from a star weighs
@RumiMirage he spent $420,000 on trips with his girlfriend and still walked away with $30,000 a month. touring just to pay off alimony is the part that really hurts
@0ddscent $17 billion for spectrum from a company that was one failed launch away from dying in 2008. if phones really connect straight to satellites, carriers have a real problem
Caesars Sportsbook offered a losing bettor free trips to Vegas and the Bahamas. once he was up $15,000, his max bet went from $2,000 down to $100.
in the clip below pro sports bettor Mike Manning tells CBS News what changed when he started winning.
he went cold right after signing up and was $15,000 to $20,000 down, he says.
that's when Caesars gave him a VIP host. deposit bonuses, free play, sporting events, comp dinners.
"oh, yeah. i heard from that guy every day."
in about four months he flipped it to $15,000 up. then his limits started shrinking. $2,000 on a player prop, then $250, then $100.
"basically they make it so it's a waste of your time to bet there."
he texted the host about it. that's up to the trade team, he was told.
"and then after that, never heard from him again."
Caesars says no limit decision is made on win-loss record alone.
fair risk management - or a book that only wants losers?
@0xPoPsik $382B sitting in cash is the loudest "everything is too expensive" signal on the market right now. he's just saying it with his balance sheet
@BrainGMI@binance@Polymarket@cz_binance Binance pausing withdrawals is the only number that matters right now. the hack total has changed three times since last night