Dana White gambling story Joe Rogan

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    Dana White recently shared a story about losing $3 million in a single night of gambling in Las Vegas. He recounted, 'One night I’m over at the Rio and I make my way down to the limit room we start gambling and I continue to drink I ended up going home that night and I lost like $80,000.' He continued, 'so I wake up the next day and I’m , and the full clip is available at

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    Biggest loss was, I would call this the biggest loss for many different reasons. This is what, you know, you live and you learn in life and you figure things out as you go along. So one night I'm over at the Rio, right? And they got big suites over there. So I go over there with some buddies and we got one of the suites and we have some dinner and we start drinking, right? So we're having some drinks at dinner and blah, blah, blah. Starts to ramp up, having a good time. And I make my way down to the high limit room. We start gambling. And I continue to drink, having a blast. I end up leaving and going home that night. And I lost like 80 grand, right? So I wake up the next morning. And I like fuck those motherfuckers got me for last night And da So I at work the next day And the host over there calls me and he says hey Dana are you coming back Do you still need the room that you guys had where you ate and all this shit? And I said, no, I don't need the room, but don't get too comfortable with my fucking 80 grand. I'm coming back for it. Yeah. Dead fucking silence on the other end of the phone. And he's like, Dana, you lost $3 million last night. What the fuck are you talking about? I only have a million and a half dollar credit line. He goes, yeah, you made us call the GM of the hotel and you started calling him a fucking pussy and dah, dah, dah, dah, dah. And I went, yeah, no, that sounds like something I would do, yeah. So that's the real number. That was the real number. And then, you know, there's been a lot of cases where people are in Vegas and they're like, oh, you know, I lost all this money, you know, and they were.