4 Biggest Casino Losses

Vegas dealers at land casinos have seen numerous ups and downs. People become beggars or jet sets right in front of their eyes. Dealers can tell numerous stories about gamblers who become rich and wealthy as well as poor things who now have to live from hand to mouth due to huge losses. This time we present a list of biggest casino losses live dealers have ever witnessed!

$10-Million Loss in One Week

It happened in a non-US based casino. By the way, you can check the luts of 5 best vacation destinations for gambling. The VIP room was full of Asian gamblers. Baccarat was the major objective for the majority of guests that evening. One of the players was taking $600 thousand per a single hand on Baccarat. That evening ended up with several millions lost. However, it hardly seem to be a problem for the player, as he was surrounded by a group of gorgeous women from escort services. He returned several times within a week and lost $10 million overall.

$9-Million Loss in One Night

High rollers are not afraid of taking high risks of losing millions per one hand. However, this particular case appeared to be a tragedy for a gambler who lost $9 million per one night. The player did not seem to be rather upset with this fact. You should get us right. Winning $1 million may look fine. But $9 million per one night should result at least in a sing of frustration.

$720 000 Loss in Five Hours

Imagine a dealer’s surprise to see a man carrying 4 cases with $250K in each. The player said that he was not leaving until he was rich or without a penny left. When the dealer’s shift was over after five hours of playing blackjack, the player was down by $720 000. No one knows if he eventually won or lost all his money.

$320 000 Loss in 20 Minutes

A dealer saw a man joining the poker table with 3 full racks of chips each value for $1000. A simple calculation makes it clear that a stack was about $320k. A dealer left for a 20-minute break and when he came back, the player was already out of money. It seems like he had a good hand pair for an all-in session. And the world will never know.