Terry Watanabe on Gambling Away $350 Million Fortune (Full Interview)

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• MI

  @MichealMason-w4w · 9 months ago

  If you ever lose a few hundred at the casino and feel like shit just come watch this interview lmao

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• JT

  @jtfreeze · 10 months ago

  Here after losing all his money, terry welcome to VladTV.... Thank You 😅😭😭💀

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• MP

  @mplayne · 10 months ago

  The Casino really took  121M and still sued him for the 14M credit They are evil. The explosion of gambling apps is not good for the country and our future young men

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• S5

  @S50TT · 10 months ago

  His face from losing everything still hasn’t changed

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• LA

  @LazyTelevison · 9 months ago

  Bro just wanted to feel something.

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• SH

  @shimabuuuuuu · 6 months ago

  The casino took advantage of this poor soul. I hope he finds peace. 🙏

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• CO

  @CostaDoinBusiness · 10 months ago

  First generation makes it. Second generation lives off it. And the 3rd generation blows it.

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• NO

  @No_Hookshot · 10 months ago

  Such a tragic story.  You can tell he had a good heart, but was just overcome by the disease and addictions.  It seems like the drugs have also taken a toll on his brain.  Hope he's ok.

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• SB

  @sblive7239 · 10 months ago

  Losing $350 Million gambling, is freaken insane man.  Probably one of the wildest titles I have ever seen on the internet.....

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• KE

  @kegtv737 · 10 months ago

  His eyes light up when talking about slots like it’s his one true love. 😢

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• CO

  @colbycatz4114 · 9 months ago (edited)

  He could’ve built his own f’ing casino!!

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• PL

  @pl1014 · 6 months ago

  I moved to Vegas in 07 and was working at Green Valley Ranch. Was dating a slot attendant and heard about this guy. One day he came in to play slots.<br><br>There was a slot attendant, and cocktail waitress next to him the whole entire time. never left his side. Every time he won the slot attendant needed to key the machine cos any win over $1500 needed to be recorded, and his bets were so high that every win was over $1500. <br><br>Heard of his tips to men and also heard of him gifting Rolex&apos;s. His suite at Ceasars had elevator go straight from casino floor directly to his suite. These were all well known stories about him in town. He was definitely the most famous person in Vegas during that time. Everyone knew about him.

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