Are you willing to bet $50 spin for a chance to win $42 million?

[nelson4lov]

Given the right motivation and a sufficient bankroll, I will he able to do that. As a matter of fact, I think a lot of gamblers will readily do that since gambling is all about taking risks and putting best foot forward even if it's an uncertain situation.If I have a sufficient bankroll for those spins and a bit of luck on my hands, what's risk?

I read the thread by sportsbet and I was completely blown away yesterday. Given the size of the spin and win, I'm definitely sure that the gambler is no small player. He definitely has deep pockets and not a lot of people have that.

[erep]

Why it must be $50?

If you can bet $0.01 and has a chance to win $84K (if we calculate using the same ratio), I don't think $84K is small for most people including the first world country. The amount to spin isn't the problem, the real problem is luck since most people don't have it or not yet happen.

I agree with your opinion, we can gamble according to the limited funds used for allocation of gambling funds and we can place bets for $0.01 for hundreds of spins which can possibly get a higher chance of winning, we don't need to hope for a jackpot of $84k but imagine if we get profit of $1k or $5k just from a spin of $0.01, so we don't have the ambition to win high profits with high betting capital but we have to gamble responsibly and don't damage financial management just because of the ambition to win high profits, but you don't know the unpublicized risk of large losses of every gambler.

[uneng]

50$ for a single spin is a too expensive bet which is beyond my current possibilities. With 50$ I can play for several days, so it doesn't make sense to risk all this money at once with a slight chance of earning the 42$ million prize. These kinds of deals are only interesting through lotteries, as the tickets are pretty cheap, so they worth the risk of having only a tiny percentage of chance by your side.

Another idea would be to join a pool of gamblers, so instead of paying 50$, each of them would give 1$ in case there were 50 gamblers together. In winning case, the 42$ million would be split by 50. Through this method I think it would be a good idea and then I might consider joining the party.

[Casdinyard]

This thread is inspired by the thread created by sportsbet.io about a lucky bettor who won $42 million on a $50 spin.

So let's discuss. This kind of win can be compelete considered based on luck, and the winner is so lucky that he hit the Jackpot. However, since the goal here is $42 million and you can only win that if you would bet $50 for one spin. So, do you have the courage to do that?

Given the circumstances and how low the odds are of ever winning that game, I'd say I'll still push it for the hell of it.

Having a stake at something practically impossible is better than not having a stake at it at all. Even if the chances are so miniscule. But the thing is, many people may misconstrue this and suppose that they should take every chance they get at joining the lottery or whatever, which is a little victimizing in some levels cause at the end of the day, these are honeytraps meant to lure you in a perpetual chase for a win that you will statistically never get. In sportsbet's case, It's going to be a one-off rendezvous for me so I'm gonna take the chance cause it will still count towards my bankroll and as part of my gambling session for the day, and it's not like this is their biggest game offering, they're a sportsbetting site after all.

I feel like I'm going off a tangent here but all I'm really saying is that for games like these that are never meant to lure you in and are just a fun little way to gamble a small portion of your bankroll's content while you're out there actually gambling and placing bets on things that matter to you the most, I think it doesn't hurt to try.

[Oilacris]

50$ for a single spin is a too expensive bet which is beyond my currently possibilities. With 50$ I can play for several days, so it doesn't make sense to risk all this money at once with a slight chance of earning the 42$ million prize. These kinds of deals are only interesting through lotteries, as the tickets are pretty cheap, so they worth the risk of having only a tiny percentage of chance by your side.

Another idea would be to join a pool of gamblers, so instead of paying 50$, each of them would give 1$ in case there were 50 gamblers together. In winning case, the 42$ million would be split by 50. Through this method I think it would be a good idea and then I might consider joining the party.

Only rich people or gamblers who would really be having that kind of amount per roll on which its true that thats already a few days bet i can say basing up into my financial condition or status.
I cant really be able to afford even $100 spending on gambling in every month on which having that $50 per roll is something that too big and not everyone could do that.
It did really just turn out that he's rich and becomes even more richer by winning that jackpot. Just like on what others been saying that gambling could give out that kind of
opportunity and this is what are the things in mind by those gamblers who do keep on playing because of those kind of hopes and this is what
makes gambling business is so profitable.

[Iroh]

So let's discuss. This kind of win can be compelete considered based on luck, and the winner is so lucky that he hit the Jackpot. However, since the goal here is $42 million and you can only win that if you would bet $50 for one spin. So, do you have the courage to do that?

You’ve got to be damn lucky to win $42 million playing with 50 bucks. It’s a long shot but I think if I’ve got enough to comfortably let go of $50, I might just give it a try.

Ordinarily, I wouldn’t play as the odds of winning is slim and almost nonexistent. With very little chance of winning, I wouldn’t bother playing.
If I’ve got enough money to comfortably have a few spins, I wouldn’t think much of the outcome as it’s obvious the odds of winning is really slim. I’m pretty sure we’ve got a lot of average income earners willing to spin, perhaps multiple times too, hoping to be lucky and end up losing a few hundred dollars.

[Assface16678]

If I know that I will win the jackpot or $42 million in a bet worth $50? Of course I will bet and take the risk, but that's not how gambling works we can determine when will we win or if we will win, gambling is all about luck and probability, maybe that person who won a huge amount of money from a small bet has the luck and hit the probability to win. Well, he is very luck but as we know we can't all have the same luck in gambling, this might trigger a lot of gamblers to gamble more and hope to win even though they will bet with a small amount but what if you frequently bet then if we sum it a gamble still waste a lot of money. I personally only bet will small or fair amount so the damage will not be too much, I don't hope to earn a lot or hit a jackpot but I'm open if I will win.

[lombok]

If I have a lot of funds then $50 to get $42 million, fucking yes!!! It's different if I have little funds, I won't do it. From ridiculous experience, this luck is very rare, and anyone can be lucky, for people who have small funds why waste $50 which is very hard to get, it is better to play for sure than to bet once and immediately run out of funds, losing the fun too quickly.

[Yatsan]

If it is just courage, $50 isn't that much to bet which I think why many people would agree of doing so. However, I'm not into probability games or game oc chances alone so I guess I won't do it. Nit because someone managed to win with such amount, it will be already for all of us to also do so. For sure it is not a single bet, therefore that won't be a single amount. Indeed the jackpot is so big and tempting however, I'll choose to engage it with sports betting in particular with NBA, 'coz I know to myself that I will enjoy it more. Odds aren't that big with sportsbetting especially with single bets but I'm fine with that and is not into that much of risk taking to have big returns. Winning a few amount while I enjoy doing that thing, is already enough for me. Also, at least my $50 will last for an hour or more than with few seconds in spin, kidding aside.

If I know that I will win the jackpot or $42 million in a bet worth $50? Of course I will bet and take the risk, but that's not how gambling works we can determine when will we win or if we will win, gambling is all about luck and probability, maybe that person who won a huge amount of money from a small bet has the luck and hit the probability to win. Well, he is very luck but as we know we can't all have the same luck in gambling, this might trigger a lot of gamblers to gamble more and hope to win even though they will bet with a small amount but what if you frequently bet then if we sum it a gamble still waste a lot of money. I personally only bet will small or fair amount so the damage will not be too much, I don't hope to earn a lot or hit a jackpot but I'm open if I will win.

You are not taking any risk if you knew that you will win the jackpot. On the same extent, $50 is nothing with $42 million in the first place, so I guess there's nothing much to be surprised of, if you would be willing to do it also.It is simply a 1:1m probability or even higher; nothing's earned easily 'coz if that's so, many gamblers should be rich by now.

[STT]

Courage varies according to budget really, this isnt something universal as we all have different incomes and outgoings.  Some may be ok asset wise but have zero money left to spend on anything that isnt essential so the $50 bet is really not going to pay off most times.   You could make that bet every day for years and it wouldn't pay out, so we arent just saying $50 as if its a one off, its a massive gamble if you are considering actual realistic chances of betting.  Same reasons if I do a lottery with odds of a million to one, I generally am going to bet small like a few dollars because I know its going to be a weekly thing for a long time so it does add upto alot more then first recognized in all probability.

The winning customer has since withdrawn his winnings and no doubt had a New Year's Eve party like never before!

Just like that, Im surprised its so easy to do so.   On that amount of money I would immediately have to employ an accountant, a lawyer and a security guard maybe before the withdrawal.    Great publicity for all involved to have such a big win, its a win all round really and has to be so improbable and uncommon an event I dont blame them for making the most in publicity from it.

[famososMuertos]

..//:::. So, do you have the courage to do that?

The first mistake is the one you mention, it is not about courage, it is about bank management and on that guideline you base the size of your bet, so, if you bet $1 it is because it is the corresponding bet, in the equivalent $50 bet because it's what you can do.

[ralle14]

If that $50 is the only balance I have in my gambling account, i'd most likely pass on that opportunity because I don't have the same luck as the winner, and after checking the replay, it took him/her more than one spin before triggering the jackpot wheel. Instead of spending all of my money in a single spin where my chances of winning are close to none, i'm more inclined to play different casino games where I can have fun and take the chance to spend less money per bet.

[2Pizza410000BTC]

This thread is inspired by the thread created by sportsbet.io about a lucky bettor who won $42 million on a $50 spin.

So let's discuss. This kind of win can be compelete considered based on luck, and the winner is so lucky that he hit the Jackpot. However, since the goal here is $42 million and you can only win that if you would bet $50 for one spin. So, do you have the courage to do that?

I am not so lucky that I can win $42 million with $50. I have never felt so lucky. I always gamble with small capital I never gamble with big capital. Even if I participate in gambling with a small capital, my chances of winning the bet are high. Because I always choose sports sites for gambling. One of the reasons for choosing sports sites is that I am able to make good predictions for both teams of matches. I can make my own predictions on sports sites and I have found my predictions to be very successful  I will win less and I will never take part in betting for the sake of winning more.

[len01]

the biggest win in history and I wouldn't do it for the reason that even though I have a lot of money I wouldn't give up $50 for one spin even though I saw a jackpot above $42m I wouldn't be tempted because "luck isn't sure to come"
as OP said, winning this big is very clear that it was just luck, betting with just $50, getting a very big and unexpected win
here I say about my honesty, it doesn't mean I'm a hypocrite, but the fact is that if I'm not lucky, for example, I have a budget of $5k with a betting amount of $50, even if my budget runs out, if I'm not lucky, I certainly won't be able to get a jackpot that big.

but if the concept changes to are you willing to bet $50 on one spin to get a guaranteed win of $42 I would answer very strongly that I would be willing to even one spin of $5000 I would be willing to do it if I got a guarantee.

but the question is, does someone who wins this victory still live on earth or has moved to another planet to buy their own country.

[kojektea]

these are just odds it doesn't mean we can win $42 in that spin. but you can try anything. I think spending $50 for some people is a lot of money for some people who don't have a lot of free money. For those of you who have great gambling experience, this is very suitable. For example, this is an interesting sports betting. I would join but $50 is a lot for me. so I will wait for the next interesting event. I'm sure sportsbet always offers interesting offers.

[Strongkored]

So, do you have the courage to do that?

It will really depend on my economic capabilities, if the economy is like now I'm sure not because $50 is usually the limit I make a deposit, and I'm also quite sure if a player only makes a deposit under $1000 he won't dare to do it either because he will only get a few spins and even though this is based on luck where we can get it, in my opinion there is a greater chance that the money will run out faster compared to getting that fantastic win
Maybe those who will dare to do this are high rollers or people like Drake who have a net worth of hundreds of millions of dollars and also earn income from gambling activities so losing a lot to chase $42 million is not a problem, because he will be able to continue funding his game at any time, while small players will prefer to bet small amounts to can enjoy gambling for longer rather than chasing big wins.

[Viscore]

This thread is inspired by the thread created by sportsbet.io about a lucky bettor who won $42 million on a $50 spin.

So let's discuss. This kind of win can be compelete considered based on luck, and the winner is so lucky that he hit the Jackpot. However, since the goal here is $42 million and you can only win that if you would bet $50 for one spin. So, do you have the courage to do that?

If I can gamble with $5 to win $4.2 million, I think I will be satisfied with that. $4.2 can be life changing. Anyone that has that kind of money is a rich person already. Or I can even be satisfied with gambling with $0.5 to win $420000. If I have that kind of money, I am a rich man already. I do not like to gamble with huge amount of money. $50 to gamble is already getting high for me.

Going by the thread and following it into Sportsbet.io video of the specific spin that won the bettor $42 million, the bettor didn't he any form of outrageous multiplier so all the post taking about $5 would be equals to $4.2 million are quite wrong narrations, the bettor had a balance of $2K which is more than the average that anyone in this thread would use at a casino on spins, however, the bettor hit the Wowpot which is also a form of progressive jackpot but just a large and bigger one, and hitting such isn't determined by your stake or amount of spins, so if the better had use even 0.1$ on that same specific spin he would have won the $42 million as well, that's If I haven't misunderstood or I'm not mistaken by Steve and Sportsbet.io post about the grand winnings!

That's correct, they miss watching the video and it's really a progressive jackpot that every spin that won't hit the jackpot price, it will be added. I don't what was the base amount of the jackpot, but for it to reach that (high $42 million), that jackpot was sure hasn't hit for quite some time, so your $50 could hit only $1 million or lower if it was hit earlier.

[Wexnident]

Is it a guaranteed win or just to have a chance? If it was a guarantee then hell yea I'd do it, if it was a chance only then I'd have to think a bit more depending on my current circumstances. $50 is a pretty big thing to spend in one instance in my country just to gamble in one sitting. I might try it after payday though, should be possible I probably wouldn't have much to spend for myself for the rest of the time till I get my next pay.

Still looks appealing regardless of my chances though tbf.

[stadus]

Is it a guaranteed win or just to have a chance? If it was a guarantee then hell yea I'd do it,

Non sense. No gambling site that is operating on their right minds would guarantee you to win $42 million for $50 bet. Of course, this is a question measuring how courageous you are in taking a high risk bet for a bigger reward. If you can't take risk, then gambling is simply not for you.

[michellee]

If I knew that with that $50, I could win $42 million, I would want to spend that $50

But we don't know when we can win that big money. That's what keeps people trying to play slots. They want to get the jackpot prize. I don't have that courage because it could make me curious to try playing it again.

Congratulations to that guy. He is a brave man who took the risk of losing $50. But he was really lucky to get the jackpot prize. Only a few people are as lucky as him.