Beating Casino presents: The Biggest Wins in Casino History.
Some gamblers play using strategies they have learned and fit the game and their bankroll,
while others risk large sums of money on the off chance of an enormous win.
Both ways of gambling can be life changing if you happen to win large amounts of money,
turning ordinary people into millionaires in a matter of hours.
We are not here to say which way is the correct one to play, we have enough strategy videos
on our channel for you to watch and decide how you prefer to play at the casino, so in
this video, we will just share with you some of the biggest wins in casino history so you'll
see that anything is possible and that the house doesn't always wins.
Archie Karas (Poker & Craps) Archie Karas, also known as the "king of
the casinos," was able to turn $50 into $40 million!!!
Karas used to work as a waiter, until he learned about pool hustling, where he amassed serious
wealth, to the tune of $1 million.
He was never afraid of losing his money, and therefore he would bet, in a single throw
of the dice, what many gamblers might earn in a lifetime.
While playing high-stakes card games in Los Angeles, he won plenty of money, but was also
completely broke on numerous occasions.
It was December of 1992 when Archie began what many consider the greatest hot streak
in the history of gambling.
He had just lost $2 million during a Los Angeles high-stakes poker game, so he only had $50
to spare.
But that was enough to start winning, and winning big.
Archie began in Binion's Horseshoe casino where a friend spotted him $10,000 to play
high-stakes Razz, a game in which the lowest hand wins.
He went head-to-head with 15 of the world's greatest poker players, including Stu Unger,
Chip Reese, Johnny Chan and Puggy Pearson.
He won millions at poker before winning millions more at craps, eventually coming into possession
of the Horsehoe's $5,000 chips, worth $11 million.
By the time his run ended, he had won $17 million playing craps and poker at the Horseshoe.
Incidentally, he was able to repay the $10,000 loan with 50% interest.
His winning streak continued for over two years, until he had amassed $40 million.
He was able to turn $7 million into $17 million by besting some of the best poker players
in Vegas at seven-card stud.
He also earned over a million dollars playing nine-ball pool.
Even the occasional losing streak was not enough to keep him from winning far more than
he lost.
His winning streak, however, did eventually come to an end over a three-week period in
1995, where he lost $11 million playing craps.
He also lost $17 million at baccarat and another $2 million at poker.
He soon lost the remainder of his $40 million, although he was eventually able to borrow
$40,000 to win back $1 million.
Archie's luck may have ran out in spectacular fashion, but his phenomenal winning streak
remains the stuff of legend, and it is proof that anything is possible in gambling.
The wisdom is to know and save some on the side and not gamble it, so you'll still
be a millionaire and not become broke.
Elmer Sherwin (Megabucks Slots) In 1989, a man won $4.6 million on a Megabucks
slot machine at the Cannery Casino & Hotel in Vegas.
His name was Elmer Sherwin, and he beat the odds, not once but twice, on the same slot
machine.
Some people consider certain machines lucky, so, after Sherwin won his $4.6 million, he
continued playing the same machine until he eventually won $2.1 million in 2005 when he
was 92 years old, despite the odds of winning being estimated at one in fifty million!
Sherwin said he had been a fan of Megabucks for a long time.
He believed it would pay off eventually, and that belief sustained him for years until
his second win confirmed his instincts.
Sherwin's first win came on the casino's opening night, leading to speculation about
how big wins occur on opening nights.
But as everyone attempts to explain what cannot be explained, a mythology arises.
People may wonder how to duplicate Sherwin's luck, but so far, he remains the big winner,
twice over.
There are other big winners of Megabucks slots, including a retired flight attendant who risked
$300 in 1998 and won $27.5 million.
Such wins may be rare, but they do happen from time to time.
That is why playing the slots is so much fun and easy, as you risk a little (or any amount
you decided) and can win millions of millions of dollars, just by pushing a button…
Peter (Online Slots) Peter, a Norwegian gambler, has won one of
the largest online gambling payouts.
It may not be his real name, but that is not what is important.
What matters is that he became an online casino winner by playing a progressive jackpot slot
called Arabian Knights, and it was the fruit slot machine that made his surprise win possible,
as his winning streak netted him 11.7 million Euros
Peter played at the Betsson online casino which features the slogan, "Anything can
happen", and for him it did, it really happened and it changed his life for good.
Mike Ashley (Roulette) Mike Ashley, multi-billionaire owner of the
Newcastle United Football Club, was already famous when he won 1.6 million pounds in the
span of three hours at a roulette table in a London casino.
His lucky number was 17, and his method of betting focused on every possible combination
of that number.
As luck would have it, the roulette ball dropped into the 17 slot, converting his initial 480,000
pounds to three times that amount.
Ashley retrieved his winnings and called it a day.
The odds of hitting 17 were high, but Ashley must have known that even a lucky number rarely
strikes twice in a row.
However, in 2011, Ashley lost one million pounds in the span of two hours.
Still, he is a multi-billionaire, so we're not too worried about him.
Sean Connery (Roulette) Yes, that Sean Connery, the super spy James
Bond which happened to had a lot of luck betting on the number 17.
While at a casino in the Italian Alps, Connery put his money on 17.
He missed the first two times, but on the third spin, the ball landed on 17.
Leaving his winnings there, the croupier spun the wheel.
Surprisingly, the ball landed on 17 again.
What may have been even more surprising, or perhaps insane, was the fact that Connery
once again left his winnings in place, and you guessed it, the ball fell on 17 for the
third time in a row, against odds of 50,000 to 1.
Sean Connery then coolly collected his winnings of 10,000 pounds, which in today's market
could very well be worth 163,000 pounds.
Interesting fact is that there was a time when "17" was one of the most commonly
played numbers in roulette.
Not only did Connery win big on the number 17 in 1963, but he did the same in the 1971
Bond movie Diamonds Are Forever.
Charlie Wells (Roulette) Way back, in 1891, Charlie Wells netted $1
million after playing roulette for 11 straight hours.
He was the man who literally "broke the bank at Monte Carlo," inspiring a famous
music hall song by Fred Gilbert.
Breaking the bank meant winning more chips than are available on the table, and Wells
did that not once, but 12 times in the course of the night.
It turns out Charlie Wells was a famous confidence trickster.
After making a profit from a fraudulent invention called the "musical jumping rope," he
decided to try his luck in Monte Carlo.
His game of choice was roulette, and it was at the roulette table that Wells took 4,000
francs in chips and turned them into a million francs, winning 23 out of 30 successive spins
at one point.
After winning a million francs, he came back to the same casino a year later and won another
million francs over the course of three days.
In today's dollars, his one million francs could be worth well over $20 million.
However, Luck was not always so kind to Wells, and after amassing more money from people
who had invested in a fuel-saving device he invented for steam ships, he lost everything
at gambling.
He later spent 11 years in prison in England for fraud and 5 years in a French prison before
he passed away in 1922, penniless and broke.
I guess you could call it karma…
William Darnborough (Roulette) William Darnborough hailed from Illinois when
he played roulette at a Monte Carlo casino, winning half a million dollars over the course
of 7 years between 1904 and 1911, which could be a staggering amount in today's market.
He had already become an expert gambler by playing roulette in the U.S. at illegal casinos
operated inside saloons.
It was said he was a wheel-watcher who could anticipate where the ball might land.
Unlike Wells, though, Darnborough quit playing while he was ahead, and thus kept all of his
fortune.
Don Johnson (Blackjack) Professional Gambler, Don Johnson, had a technique
when it came to blackjack.
He negotiated rules to give himself an edge, like splitting a favorable hand into four
separate hands, picking dealers who stopped drawing cards when a hand equaled 17, thus
increasing Johnson's chances of getting a better hand, and whenever he could, he would
double his bet.
Fortunately for Johnson, some casinos offer high-rollers 10% paybacks, meaning he could
keep an entire win while still keeping money after a loss.
By also negotiating the right to bet up to $25,000 a hand, he was able to multiply his
winnings much more quickly.
Although Johnson relied on luck as much as anyone else, his use of the rules left less
to chance and more to strategy, earning him $15 million from three casinos in half a year.
Ashley Revell (Roulette) Around 2003, Ashley Revell sold his home and
belongings in London and left for Vegas with roughly $135,000.
He risked it all by placing it on red on a roulette wheel at the Plaza Casino in downtown
Vegas.
He quickly doubled his money and left.
Although Revell was not a professional gambler, he assumed an enormous risk and won big.
He now owns iGaming Recruitment that helps staff gambling companies.
Kerry Packer (Blackjack & Baccarat) Billionaire Kerry Packer could afford to place
large bets, and so, during a 1995 trip to the MGM Grand in Vegas, he won between $20
and $40 million at blackjack and baccarat.
Allegedly, Packer played up to eight hands at once on multiple tables, betting up to
$250,000 a hand.
Forty minutes after his first bet, he had already won $25 million, finishing $20 million
ahead of where he started.
Lady Luck favored Packer on a number of other occasions from 2010 through 2011.
A $5.8 million win at the Tropicana Casino took under 12 hours, and also winning millions
over a number of nights at the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.
However, his luck turned two years later when he lost $28 million in a London casino.
Patricia Demauro (Craps) With its many betting options, craps gives
players a chance of winning big or losing big.
For Patricia Demauro, luck was on her side that day.
She had only played craps once before, so when she arrived at the craps table at the
Borgata in Atlantic City, she could not have been expecting to win 154 consecutive throws
in the span of 4 hours and 18 minutes.
Although she never revealed her winnings, she bought in for a mere $10 and could have
won hundreds of thousands of dollars with conservative bets.
If she were placing expert bets, winnings may have been in the millions.
It should be noted that the odds of her accomplishment were 1 in 1.56 trillion!!!
And yet it happened in one unbelievable night.
Other Notable Winnings The cases and stories covered in this video
are not that rare and there are actually huge casino payouts all the time.
Here are some other notable winnings that although crazy to believe, actually happened:
An anonymous man that was waiting for a basketball game at the Excalibur Casino won $39 million
dollars at a slot machine A woman visiting Vegas from Hawaii played
the same slot machine for three hours with less than $100 before winning close to $9
million.
Another woman won $680 on a Wheel of Fortune
machine at the Palace Station Hotel, later to win $27 million in a Megabucks jackpot.
I guess one win wasn't enough.
A Former owner of the Golden Nugget wrote of a video game developer called Mr. Royalty
who walked out with close to $5 million, only to come back a week later to win an additional
$1.5 million.
There is even a story of a homeless man who cashed a $400 social security check and turned
it into roughly $1.5 million at the Treasure Island casino.
Those who observed the man considered him the rudest and luckiest player they had ever
seen.
Unfortunately, the man later lost it all before being kicked out.
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