A Nigeria socialite went all in on this sport bet

[Wexnident]

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I mean, his money, don't really give a damn about it, even more so if it wasn't a game I'm betting for in the first place. Personally, though I don't think I'd appreciate someone judging my bet, I mean it's my own, but then again I'm also not one to post it online to brag or something idrk. Not that it's not allowed or anything, just that the act of posting it itself means he's pretty much fine with being judged over all by the people of the internet.

Plus, seeing as the bet amounts to $4k~ from other posts, I don't think it's a dent to his riches. Sure, it's big for your average person, but eh, he ain't average so can't really use that to judge him.

[Russlenat]

It's not a big deal at all. You've got the freedom to flaunt your betting slip to the world, and if that brings someone joy, we shouldn't be poking holes in their reasons. After all, he's a billionaire, for goodness' sake, so he can definitely show off his massive gambling tickets.

By the way, that 4.25 million, is that in USD or in Nigerian currency? Because if it's on Nigerian Currency, thats only around $5,558, no a huge bet IMO compared to Drake's bet and other sharks in sports betting.

[Zanab247]

Congratulations to E money for this huge amount of cash out he got from the game between Chelsea vs Arsenal that ended up draw 2:2 and many people lost their ticket in that particular game while some are here to celebrate what they got from the game which are part of the gambling.  I guess, this win will motivate other Rich men and women in the society to take a good step to gamble to know how good it is to gamblers to use small amount of money to win big money, and to know the bad side of gambling when you continue losing through out your games.


 When he was losing in his bet he didn't display the negative side of the bet on the social media for other to learn but know he won and he want to influence others celebrities to join sports bet that doesn't have any respecters for anybody, and it can cause you joy sometimes and it can also cause you pain sometimes, so you have to apply wisdom.

[bittraffic]

It's not a big deal at all. You've got the freedom to flaunt your betting slip to the world, and if that brings someone joy, we shouldn't be poking holes in their reasons. After all, he's a billionaire, for goodness' sake, so he can definitely show off his massive gambling tickets.

By the way, that 4.25 million, is that in USD or in Nigerian currency? Because if it's on Nigerian Currency, thats only around $5,558, no a huge bet IMO compared to Drake's bet and other sharks in sports betting.

Naira money. He bet 5M and to win 11M if Chealsea wins. He really put his bet at the right time while the team just scored.

He is a millionaire and has the right to do whatever he desires with his money to influence people arou d him its his business. Politicians do it all the time.

[mirakal]

It's not a big deal at all. You've got the freedom to flaunt your betting slip to the world, and if that brings someone joy, we shouldn't be poking holes in their reasons. After all, he's a billionaire, for goodness' sake, so he can definitely show off his massive gambling tickets.

By the way, that 4.25 million, is that in USD or in Nigerian currency? Because if it's on Nigerian Currency, thats only around $5,558, no a huge bet IMO compared to Drake's bet and other sharks in sports betting.

Naira money. He bet 5M and to win 11M if Chealsea wins. He really put his bet at the right time while the team just scored.

He is a millionaire and has the right to do whatever he desires with his money to influence people arou d him its his business. Politicians do it all the time.

That's roughly around $6,500, and considering the gambling is happening in Nigeria, that's a significant sum of money. It's bound to turn some heads, especially among his peers, seeing someone bet that kind of cash. But as the saying goes, 'mind your own business.' This bettor's a billionaire, and he probably knows what he's doing. As long as that money isn't ill-gotten or hurting anyone, it could serve as an inspiration. Maybe one day, we can also throw down those big bets when we're in a situation where money's no longer a problem.

[letteredhub]

For him to have used about $5,000 to place a bet it means he has a lot more to his name than you can ever imagine and that can be roughly about 1% of his worth which further means he made his bet with amount he is ready to lose or let go. We all know E-money he may not be as rich as Drake but he's bastardly rich and known for living a luxurious life despite being a business man.

It's his decision to make his predictions as he so wish and I don't think his amount bet would in any form influence the bet of other gamblers, celebrities love to show up and it's becoming a trend that they're now bringing that lifestyle to the gambling space. And some of them might be the bet companies ambassadors apparently showing off their bet with the intentions to publicize the bet company they represent cause at the backend they are going to get back that money while average gamblers like us just wallow in the tactics of their publicity.

[Hirose UK]

It's not a big deal at all. You've got the freedom to flaunt your betting slip to the world, and if that brings someone joy, we shouldn't be poking holes in their reasons. After all, he's a billionaire, for goodness' sake, so he can definitely show off his massive gambling tickets.

By the way, that 4.25 million, is that in USD or in Nigerian currency? Because if it's on Nigerian Currency, thats only around $5,558, no a huge bet IMO compared to Drake's bet and other sharks in sports betting.

Naira money. He bet 5M and to win 11M if Chealsea wins. He really put his bet at the right time while the team just scored.

He is a millionaire and has the right to do whatever he desires with his money to influence people arou d him its his business. Politicians do it all the time.

The match ended in 2 - 2 draw and does this mean he lost the amount of money he bet?
There is no more detailed discussion about whether the bet was lost in its entirety or whether cashout was made before the match finished to anticipate losses.

Yes, he is indeed rich man with very large amounts of money so it is natural for him to make several large bets.
But even though he is rich businessman when he loses large amount of money just for betting it will also give him feeling of regret and disappointment for the team he has bet on.

After all what he was betting on was that money football matches had unexpected surprises and this was the surprise from the match.

[rachael9385]

Already, a well-known celebrity called Drake has made it known to others that, even these days, celebrities stake more than any other gambler in the gambling world. It's a pity to say that the match was lost because. Well, what I saw in the picture above, shows that he bet on the Arsenal team to win, but finally, finally, the team drawed the match. Well, I think that 5 million naira is a small amount of money for him because the guy is a money bastard, he has the money and has enough of it. The aspect of celebrities showing their stake to the whole world to see is something some people can not do. Well, it is just another way to advertise the gambling industry he is betting on. It might be that he is the ambassador of the gambling company. That's why he has to bring it to social media for others to see.

[davis196]

Rich people can do whatever they want with their money. They can waste it on gambling if they want to.
I don't usually approve such behavior, because all these money can be used for something good, instead of being spent on sports betting.
This guy is a billionaire, which means that he didn't "went all in". He would've went all in, if he staked all this billion dollar fortune on one bet.
That would be really interesting. Losing several million naira isn't such a big deal for him.
There's something wrong with the modern society. Nowadays, the people mostly care about what the rich and famous do. I don't care about this BS.

[Latviand]

It seems a loosing bet.
But I think this has been posted probably like some form of hidden advertising, or a banal attempt to promote oneself activity on social media.
I always find publishing these bet slips to be a bad idea, especially from the point of view of... superstition

It's not hidden if everyone on the Internet can see it, of course it's to advertise him and to gain him Internet clout, why else would someone post this then? Pretty sure there's nothing virtuous about him posting this on social media. Maybe for you it is but sometimes some people want the justification of their decision to be sympathized by many people so it can ease the anxiety behind it or in the case of emoney, you just have to flex how much money you can afford to lose.

[ethereumhunter]

I don't mind if I see a celebrity or businessman showing his contribution to a match. I also won't be triggered to follow what he does because I will first look at the match and whether I have the knowledge to choose the same team as him. Otherwise, I wouldn't place any bets and just pass it by. It's up to them to place big bets and show it to the public. We are not affected by what they do, especially since we need to know what the purpose of doing it is.

If you don't easily follow them and watch, you will be safe because you don't have to risk any money. And this also depends on each person so if they see their celebrity placing a bet, they might follow suit.

[Weawant]

Early hours of today,  one of the Nigeria billionaire business man E money shared his bet slip online for fans to see how much he splashed on the game between Chelsea vs Asernal which already on and Cheslea leading with 1:0, this brought me to the point of asking what your opinion on celebrities staking higher amount and still be ok to publicly show it and do not feel any thing even if the ticket cut just like what happened to Drake last few weeks back.

I don't have problem with celebrities staking good amount of money on their bet slip as that's why they can comfortably loose without been hurt, some times it could possibly be that the betting site have endorsed them so using that site to make such huge prediction would attract more gamblers to the site, drake is an ambassador for stake.com, which has attracted his fans to follow suit too.

These celebrities are the people who actually gamble for entertainment because they stake what they can afford to loose and they don't get emotional when they loose such they only move on because they weren't play to get rich as they are rich already they only play to get entertained and if it turns out a win, they get even richer, so it's important we learn how these celebrities gamble and do same at our level so we don't end up in tears if it turns out against us.

[bitzizzix]

I don't mind if I see a celebrity or businessman showing his contribution to a match. I also won't be triggered to follow what he does because I will first look at the match and whether I have the knowledge to choose the same team as him. Otherwise, I wouldn't place any bets and just pass it by. It's up to them to place big bets and show it to the public. We are not affected by what they do, especially since we need to know what the purpose of doing it is.

If you don't easily follow them and watch, you will be safe because you don't have to risk any money. And this also depends on each person so if they see their celebrity placing a bet, they might follow suit.

I also don't mind if a billionaire or celebrity shows their betting slip on social media or anywhere else, and that is their right because rich people are free to do whatever they want and their money should not be overstated. Because there are also those whose goal is a strategy or goal to become more famous, and people who don't know about it will definitely find out about it and become more famous, and whatever the reason, I don't care.
And maybe someone who is famous and has a lot of fans will influence them to take that bet, but it's not a good choice for them. Because, they still have to do research before participating because if rich people bet then they will also lose and, and whether the rich person will return their losses. Of course not, so bet according to the results of research and belief without any reason and must bet with common sense and intelligence.

[Issa56]

Early hours of today,  one of the Nigeria billionaire business man E money shared his bet slip online for fans to see how much he splashed on the game between Chelsea vs Asernal which already on and Cheslea leading with 1:0, this brought me to the point of asking what your opinion on celebrities staking higher amount and still be ok to publicly show it and do not feel any thing even if the ticket cut just like what happened to Drake last few weeks back.

I don't think anything is bad about staking a large amount if you have more than the amount you are trying to stake, and if you lose it, it's not going to affect you in any way. The businessman is a billionaire, and using that amount to stake a bet is just a little amount to him, it might be a big amount to you because you are not a billionaire yet, they have enough money, the amount that the billionaire stake might not even have any impact on him even if he loses the bet, and there is nothing bad in them posting it online because they didn't ask anyone to follow their bet, they have the right to post anything they want on social media.

[Solosanz]

Haven't you look he posted the casino brand? that's where the $5,000,000 come from.

A real bettor is less likely want to publishing the casino he bet because there's no point for doing that and they might want to be more secret since high roller who often win will get limit from the casino, if all casinos limit him, he can't gamble big amount of money anymore.

[ethereumhunter]

I also don't mind if a billionaire or celebrity shows their betting slip on social media or anywhere else, and that is their right because rich people are free to do whatever they want and their money should not be overstated. Because there are also those whose goal is a strategy or goal to become more famous, and people who don't know about it will definitely find out about it and become more famous, and whatever the reason, I don't care.
And maybe someone who is famous and has a lot of fans will influence them to take that bet, but it's not a good choice for them. Because, they still have to do research before participating because if rich people bet then they will also lose and, and whether the rich person will return their losses. Of course not, so bet according to the results of research and belief without any reason and must bet with common sense and intelligence.

Yes, that is their right especially if they are a billionaire who has more money than other people so they can place bets with big money. We can also just miss it because we don't know the match but if we know the match and have the same opinion as the billionaire, we can also place a bet with what he placed. Maybe we can win together with that celebrity.

But it's best before we place a bet on what the celebrity chooses, we can analyze the bet and determine which one has a chance of winning. And if we don't choose more information about the match, we don't need to force ourselves to place the same bet as him. We won't know anything about the match, so we must know what to do.

[coin-investor]

What is you view and analysis on this bet,  although I see that he be confident in his selections to have staked such an amount,  but since football is a game of unpredictability,  what then ks your views on this game even though the match is currently live.

This is to show off and to prove to people around them that they can afford to throw money, you know when you have a lot of money your personality and character are enhanced, by betting a lot of money they want to show to their circle that they above them, so they compete against each other, for us average wage earner this is too much money for a bet, but for these people, it's their way of competing with each other, the highest bettor will be lookup within their circles.
It's the rich and famous thing that for us it's hard to understand.

[stadus]

He's a billionaire, so I'm pretty sure that ticket he shared hasn't been edited, LOL.

Honestly, I don't see why this news is such a big deal. Any billionaire could throw around huge sums of money on bets, and we shouldn't be too shocked by that. They're on a whole different level from us regular people. Maybe one day, if we become billionaires, we'll do the same and consider ourselves celebrities in the gambling world.

I'm curious if this guy who won his bet would also share a losing bet. I mean, Drake lost a hefty chunk of change when he bet on Paul to KO his opponent, and the whole world knew about it. So what's the deal here?

[Negotiation]

A socialite in Nigeria that's why he joined all the bets on this game also maybe he has a lot of money and he's a billionaire that's why he added all the bets. If there is a risk of losing then there will be no effect on it for any trader doing the same business for years can lead to boredom but in a casino environment he can get a taste of the novelty of different games every day so they indulge in big bets. The casino atmosphere can be an escape from all the worries of the world for some. Sometimes it is seen that winning continuously becomes the personality of some. But it is not possible for ordinary people because of successful usage it is not possible for an ordinary gambler to win continuously.

[Davidvictorson]

These celebrities are the people who actually gamble for entertainment because they stake what they can afford to loose and they don't get emotional when they loose such they only move on because they weren't play to get rich as they are rich already they only play to get entertained and if it turns out a win, they get even richer, so it's important we learn how these celebrities gamble and do same at our level so we don't end up in tears if it turns out against us.

This is the best comment I have read here.
These guys more for "ego" based reasons rather than for hustle like regular gamblers do. They want to be able to brag to their friends how much they bet on a match, how much they won or how much they lost. In fact, if they lose that money the better for them as they may see themselves on the same level with Drake. Both of them are musical artists.
I predict that we are going to see more of these celebrities share with the internet their bet slips and how much they staked. It's going to be a trend very soon.

Please I am not judging them. It is their money and they can do with it as they please.