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You saying Bonanza can't do that??? I'll have you know BGT said it can.a bit over 260.000 x
take that bonanza
Plus it has an unlimited multiplier. Can "Chain Reactors Super Trails" boast the same? NO!!
You saying Bonanza can't do that??? I'll have you know BGT said it can.a bit over 260.000 x
take that bonanza
I know it's easy to say from my perspective, but I think I'd be almost 'done' if that happened.
I'd imagine Asidzareef will be very protective of those funds and no way start splurging out thousands. As a fellow low roller there's no way I'd botch this 'life chance', at all. I'm almost certain he'd be more than content to carry on with the occasional small deposit and not get carried away trying to emulate other high rolling heroics. That's the impression I get
I'd just low roll for the rest of my days if it happened to me . Wouldn't need any major wins ever again.
In 2006 I met a lady in her 50's on one of the Fortune Lounge organized casino cruises who had won around €750K on Major Millions on the minimum bet, i think it is €3.00. Naturally, FL invited her to the cruise to show her off to all the other players and get some more marketing exposure.
One evening I was chatting to her exactly about the bet sizes after her win. She said that prior to her win her bets were usually €0.50 - €1.50, and only played Major Millions twice before hitting the jackpot. However, she conceded that it was rather tough to stay on the small bet sizes and she had lost a few times €5 - €10K in one session with bets going as high as €50. But she didn't seem too much worried, rather content that she could afford to lose that kind of money. Go figure how we gamblers sometimes think.
Not saying the OP will follow that route but it certainly is a challenge to withstand the desire to have a punt at higher bets.
I know it's easy to say from my perspective, but I think I'd be almost 'done' if that happened.
I'd imagine Asidzareef will be very protective of those funds and no way start splurging out thousands. As a fellow low roller there's no way I'd botch this 'life chance', at all. I'm almost certain he'd be more than content to carry on with the occasional small deposit and not get carried away trying to emulate other high rolling heroics. That's the impression I get
Thanks all for the congrats!
For those who are worrying i will lose it all, i don't drink so no chance of spinning away my life as i'm able to keep a balanced head.
I think i'm pretty safe documents wise as i deposit mostly from my bank account and they can see the source of wealth if they wish, i never reverse usually but don't know what possessed me( i think the 3 day pending period)
They shouldn't ask for source of wealth on this (doesn't mean they won't), however, I would print your screenshot of the win out, and also your account page on williamhill showing your deposits and withdrawals. You bank is almost guaranteed to either freeze your account, the funds coming in, or want to speak to you, if 3 transactions all come in same time, all for over £10k. Easy enough to sort, a lot easier than casinos make it, but just thought I would make you aware in advance, in case you didn't know.
silly Q, but dont people just WD $9,999.00 and avoid any unnecessary bank issues?
You are a big girls blouse to be fair so you will be over sensitive to most things GoatieBet Asad's still in shock. Still coming to terms with it myself
Quite the day
Shut up you big meanieYou are a big girls blouse to be fair so you will be over sensitive to most things Goatie
Bet Asad's still in shock. Still coming to terms with it myself
Quite the day
Money go into your account they wont bat an eyelid for that - especially as they can see it coming from WH. Leaving it is where you get the ML checks
Banks are supposed to do reports on ANY unusual transactions on over £10k. If they see if coming from a solicitor, the report will say 'came from known solicitor', but even then they can ask for proof. Happened to a friend who got £52k from a house sale in Feb. Froze the account completely until he took documents down to prove where it came from (with Lloyds).
These will raise eyebrows and should be flagged up, so best be prepared.Gambling transactions will be given extra scrutiny due to the fact you can money launder through them without too much difficulty.