Bob Voulgaris

I don't know, like 40, 50, 60 million, something.

I don't know.

The point is that a lot of money, but the point is that I was also able to become extremely wealthy

Quickly, because I could not, I mean, I was taking massive chances in the sense like, I don't know if you guys, your readers know what Kelly Criterion is, but Kelly Criterion, if you want to pull it up, is like you're supposed to bet a percentage of your bankroll based on the derived edge you have.

And my derived edge was so big.

And the way you gambled back then was you were gambling through illegal bookmakers for the most part.

they call them outlaw bookmakers, maybe not illegal.

But you're betting and you're settling up on a week to week basis.

And so I could bet if let's say like my bank, when I first, the first year I started doing betting really, really big, my banker was probably like 500,000, five or 600,000.

But I was putting in two or 300,000 or more every night in action because I would just bet as much as I could on these games.

Knowing that by the end of the week, it was like a statistical impossibility for me to lose.

And I'll explain to you why this particular one was so special was because you had that massive, massive, massive mathematical edge.

But then you also had the edge of like, overtime counts for the over.

So you're betting the over and like four and a half percent of the games are just randomly going to overtime and that's a bonus for you.

So you're never getting f***ed by overtime.

Then you got the fouling situation where teams just foul.

The Utah Jazz, especially with Jerry Sloan, would foul down 10 with 0.5 seconds left.

Just never give up, ever.

So that was also in your favor.

So you just had a lot of things.