Fortune smiles on some more than others, and for this man it gave him an unexpected gift of $14 million.
Rather than sharing the news, he chose to keep it entirely to himself. No big announcements to family or friends, no flashy purchases or extravagant luxuries—just life carrying on as usual. But on Reddit, he finally decided to lift the curtain and anonymously answer the internet’s burning questions.
Scroll down to discover what he revealed and see which responses stand out most.
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If you don't get taxed on gambling wins, why the heck are you cashing out in crypto? Illegal gambling site? $7m AUD is ~$4.5m USD, so, awesome, but not lambo and certainly not mansions money.
I know someone who was blacklisted after winning 15k. They didn't mind the 10k he'd spent but once he withdrew the one win, he was banned everywhere in the uk.
I have trouble with this one, not that somebody could win, but that he gambled, won, lost, bigger and bigger amounts over 2-3 years, and then just stopped one day. (He did say he still gambles, but smaller amounts and only like once a month. It still seems weird.) Then he put everything in the lowest-risk investments he could. People win and take their winnings and move on, yes. People live like he's living with money tucked away and telling no one, yes. But the sort of personality that's putting everything in the types of investments he's making, doesn't jive with the personality that gambled big for three years. *That's* what makes me wonder if this story has been verified.
I agree. This man has a gambling a*******n. Everything will be lost before he knows what to do with it. A*******n is not that easy to treat. Oh! I won 14 million dollars! Now I'll be conservative! No. It's either a lie or this guy just hasn't gambled it all away yet.
Load More Replies...This is really irresponsible to share. Online slots are one of the most addictive forms of gambling out there. The companies that run them literally have psychologists on staff working out how to craft the slots to give the perfect amount of dopamine to keep someone betting.
I have trouble with this one, not that somebody could win, but that he gambled, won, lost, bigger and bigger amounts over 2-3 years, and then just stopped one day. (He did say he still gambles, but smaller amounts and only like once a month. It still seems weird.) Then he put everything in the lowest-risk investments he could. People win and take their winnings and move on, yes. People live like he's living with money tucked away and telling no one, yes. But the sort of personality that's putting everything in the types of investments he's making, doesn't jive with the personality that gambled big for three years. *That's* what makes me wonder if this story has been verified.
I agree. This man has a gambling a*******n. Everything will be lost before he knows what to do with it. A*******n is not that easy to treat. Oh! I won 14 million dollars! Now I'll be conservative! No. It's either a lie or this guy just hasn't gambled it all away yet.
Load More Replies...This is really irresponsible to share. Online slots are one of the most addictive forms of gambling out there. The companies that run them literally have psychologists on staff working out how to craft the slots to give the perfect amount of dopamine to keep someone betting.

