Online Casinos in general: my story with a huge win of 450,000 euros and the misfortune that followed (Page 3)

MisterL wrote on 18.01.2024 at 00:05: there I log in and have 70 cents on it in son überseecasino where you know from the outset "DIE ZAHLEN SOWIESO NICHT AUS"

a little pastime on 5 cents (maybe I can play a little bit) paf 7euro won cool even a little higher zack 80 tacken, come on make one on highroller dumdidum 2000,- and now?

i play down to 1000 on very high bets just quickly 1000x hit 100k win now i get nothing and now ?

oh come on max. bet and play what i know and then i try to pay out half a million for me never no one will ever give me that money

anger frustration euphoria all at once goal reached! me ? can't be true son luck awat bad luck certainly 1000 companies in a building on the fiji islands or wherever this curacao island is located

if i had known beforehand that they would actually pay out THEN i would have pressed payout immediately after the 1000x win

so you did everything right GLÜCKWUNSCH

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mtorero wrote on January 17th, 2024 at 5:44 pm:

People make it very easy for themselves these days by immediately turning every loss of behavior into an addiction and disease. For me, a disease is e.g. cancer and not alcoholism or gambling addiction.

I recommend watching Southpark, the episode where Randy imagines he's an alcoholic. There's a lot of truth in it and, as so often, it shows how stupid our society has become.

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Falke wrote on 17.01.2024 at 19:14: The well-known problem with gambling: When is the maximum reached?


But by the way. 450.i definitely wouldn't have gambled away another € 000. But I would never have got that high either, because I would have cashed out much earlier and not gambled so high.

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Rainmann wrote on 18.01.2024 at 07:42: 450k since he could have invested in real estate and would no longer need to work if he does. Unbelievable this story

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Dutch78 wrote on January 18, 2024 at 10:40 am:

Unfortunately I have to disagree with you, dear Rainmann.


If you don't have any other large reserves, you won't have enough to stop working.
Real estate is not necessarily part of your passive income, as you have to constantly look after it yourself.
I can give you an example of what it would look like if you were thinking about not going back to work.
If you need 2500 euros a month, that would amount to 30,000 euros a year.

There is a so-called 4% rule that you can use as a guide, but it now feels like it is approaching 3%.
These 30,000 euros then correspond exactly to this 4%, i.e. you would have to have a share capital of 750,000 euros.
If you take the 3% as a basis, that would be around one million euros.

Even if this works with a certain number of properties and without friction (without unplanned investments, renovations and repairs) over the year, it also requires a certain amount of discipline, if you can then claim that you tend to lose impulse control and sometimes like to lose complete self-control, then it becomes damn difficult if you run the Risk of carrying the entire income into the game at the beginning of the month.

As you are very attached to soccer, you will no doubt be familiar with the following quote:
"I spent a lot of my money on alcohol, women and fast cars. I squandered the rest"

With this in mind

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Peter8 wrote on 19.01.2024 at 10:37 am: First realize the 450k what it is
At 2.5k you have an annual salary of 30k that is 450k in 15 years
See it like Reinmann, if you buy an apartment for under 100k you are already rid of the rent then you can open a few small stores and live much more relaxed than before with a 9 to five job

Or you can emigrate to India, Thailand and the like, where you can easily live for 50 years with the money

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Peter8 wrote on 19.01.2024 at 10:37 am: First realize the 450k what it is
At 2.5k you have an annual salary of 30k that is 450k in 15 years
See it like Reinmann, if you buy an apartment for under 100k you are already rid of the rent then you can open a few small stores and live much more relaxed than before with a 9 to five job

Or you can emigrate to India, Thailand and the like, where you can easily live for 50 years with the money

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frapi07 wrote on January 19, 2024 at 10:59 am:

You do realize that your proposal is much more strenuous than a 9 to 5 job, right? Even if you're not in gastronomy, you won't have it any easier than a normal job. Anyone who has been self-employed knows what I'm talking about. You also have higher costs as a self-employed person. Health Insurance, taxes... In Germany, self-employment is not at all worthwhile unless you can set up an SME where you make several million in sales every year. It takes time and nowadays €450,000 is too little anyway. Look at how many start-ups fail and how many can establish themselves.

Half a million was good money 40 years ago. Nowadays it's not even enough to buy a house.

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SlottiKarotti wrote on 19.01.2024 at 11:02:

Yep, that's a good idea.


It's best to make yourself as self-sufficient as possible in Thailand somewhere not directly on the coast with a self-sufficient garden and solar power. You have a lot of one-off costs and effort, but once it's up and running, you can live there super cheaply.

I haven't heard so many good things about India recently. You're constantly being hassled by people who want to sell you something. There are lots of videos about it on YT. But it may also depend on the area...

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