Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) boss Dana Andrew D. White is a proficient gambler and that might be an understatement. He’s non banned, per se, from many Las Vegas casinos, but some of those venues don’t want his betting business.
As such, it’s wanton for Edward D. White to key out his favorite Strip gaming property: The famed Caesars Palace, which he says is the ideal blot in Sin City for mellow rollers and VIPs.
If you are a vainglorious player, and you come into town, you’re insane not to toy at Caesars Palace,” Edward Douglas White Jr. said inward a recent interview with GQ Sports. “Caesars Palace is past far the topper gambling casino in the world. In the world.”
White is a long-time buff of Caesars Palace and was paw shoemaker's last weekend to fete the chess opening of the venue’s renovated dome. In add-on to his Caesars fandom, White person is a loyal friend of the keep company at large. For example, inward 2018, he spent $1 gazillion on his youngest son’s 16th natal day at the Cromwell.
White Gambling Lore
In the GQ Sports interview, Patrick Victor Martindale White says he’s been kicked come out of the Palms twice for beating the house. That’s a widely known story, but an interesting I nonetheless because, until May 2021, that integrated resort hotel was owned by Red River John Rock Resorts – the gaming troupe controlled by Frank and Lorenzo Fertitta who were early UFC Investors.
White also told GQ he’s been tossed from the Mirage and that Wynn Las Vegas testament no more yearner have his gaming business.
“The only places that testament let me recreate in townsfolk are Caesars Palace, the Bellagio, and the Venetian. All those guys read really magnanimous play,” White said.
White is known for playing high-limit blackjack. Several years ago, UFC commentator Joe Rogan elaborated instances inwards which Patrick Victor Martindale White lost $1 million inward a nighttime at a cassino only when to yield several years to win $7 million.
In some regards, E. B. White is a casino’s mop up nightmare. In an question published earlier this year, he admits he’ll drama $75,000 a helping hand and if he wins the 1st II hands, he takes his $150,000 and leaves. He’s got an estimated net worth of $500 million, so he tin afford such indulgences.
Other Celebrities Casinos Don’t Like
As noted above, White’s byplay is accepted at some casinos while others twist him away, but he’s non the only celebrity gaming venues experience their eyes on.
Actor Ben Affleck is reportedly a skilled scorecard tabulator — something White River hasn’t been accused of. While scorecard counting isn’t illegal, casinos reserve the right to ban patrons displaying that acumen, which is extremely useful in blackjack.
Socialite Paris Hilton, a dedicated bettor inwards her possess right, was banned from Las Vegas casinos after she attempted to go in Wynn Las Vegas inward ownership of a little amount of drugs in 2010.