Topic: A gambler collapse after hitting a Huge win and died after - page 10. (Read 1333 times)
It’s probably worth so much that it gave him a heart attack that is worth his life, literally. I think it’s unfortunate for him, but maybe he also has other complications that made it happen. I think it’s not just emotionally ready but physically because he might have some underlying conditions, you know.
What that is very important is to have the bet slip or able to access the deceased account. This can be done if his email address is known and which can be used to access his account. Or if they have the bet slip, they can take it to the agent to claim the amount won.
You are correct. Unfortunately, if no family member representative shows up, the the agent if he is a person of low moral standard can claim it on the deceased behalf and retired to some island in the Caribbean. On a serious note, I am beginning to think if we have seen a similar situation in the past and what the outcome was. If anyone has a link to a past story like this, please share it. Thank you. 
This is the reason why people need to stay calm at all times, and I have always said it, gambling and lotteries are not good for people with severe health conditions or extreme emotions. When a person has extreme emotions which means they get to an extreme level with every emotion, they tend to have a higher risk of getting an heart-attack or something similar that can be very dangerous for them if they are surprised or shocked.
I stake to receive amounts that might make a change in my life, but I'm always emotionally ready for that.
I know that if I see an extremely large amount enter my account, I will have mixed emotions, but I'm pretty sure I have enough patience to get through it.
Just stay calm, one should prepare their brain for such things in advance. When you are into gambling and lotteries, you should know that you can either lose or win large sums of money all of a sudden, so be prepared for it so that you don't lose your mind when it happens.
1. Do you stake to win an amount you're not emotionally ready to receive?
I stake to receive amounts that might make a change in my life, but I'm always emotionally ready for that.
2. How much can come into your account at a spot that can cause you to collapse instantly
I know that if I see an extremely large amount enter my account, I will have mixed emotions, but I'm pretty sure I have enough patience to get through it.
3. How can we prepare for cases where you suddenly win a jackpot that's huge and you know that your mind can't carry that amount of money?
Just stay calm, one should prepare their brain for such things in advance. When you are into gambling and lotteries, you should know that you can either lose or win large sums of money all of a sudden, so be prepared for it so that you don't lose your mind when it happens.
Would the sportsbook eventually give the money to representative of the family or will they come up with some ambiguous regulations to keep the money?
What that is very important is to have the bet slip or able to access the deceased account. This can be done if his email address is known and which can be used to access his account. Or if they have the bet slip, they can take it to the agent to claim the amount won.I hope this story is just a social media fake news and did not happen in real life, if not the chances that this wining will definitely not get withdrawn and the casino walking away is quite high since not many people reveal their accounts details to others.
Cases of dieing before even getting to receive the amount one has won in a bet is increasing by the day with some gamblers staking to win an amount that's above what Thier emotion can carry and when they win, some faint and die instantly because they've not seen such amount of money in their account
An incidence that happened recently as shown in the picture below where a gambler collapse and later died after winning M4.2 on his bet sparks the question;
An incidence that happened recently as shown in the picture below where a gambler collapse and later died after winning M4.2 on his bet sparks the question;
I have read about a similar type of story in this forum. However, adding a link to the story will make it more exciting because some people might want to read more about the incident. And these days social media is filled with several fake news. I suspect the individual might have had some health challenges that made him collapse and die.
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1. Do you stake to win an amount you're not emotionally ready to receive?
I don't normally stake with a high amount, but I still expect to hit the jackpot and win big. And I am very healthy both physically and emotionally to receive any amount.
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2. How much can come into your account at a spot that can cause you to collapse instantly
I might be overjoyed that it might make me do the unusual, but I don't think any amount can make me collapse. I can handle any amount I win.
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3. How can we prepare for cases where you suddenly win a jackpot that's huge and you know that your mind can't carry that amount of money?
Winning jackpots happen suddenly, in some cases, you are not prepared for it. But we need to be healthy before gambling big because a loss or win may trigger sicknesses to become fatal. People with heart and respiratory problems or high blood pressure should gamble responsibly and always be medically fit before gambling.
Would the sportsbook eventually give the money to representative of the family or will they come up with some ambiguous regulations to keep the money?
What that is very important is to have the bet slip or able to access the deceased account. This can be done if his email address is known and which can be used to access his account. Or if they have the bet slip, they can take it to the agent to claim the amount won. Cases of dieing before even getting to receive the amount one has won in a bet is increasing by the day with some gamblers staking to win an amount that's above what Thier emotion can carry and when they win, some faint and die instantly because they've not seen such amount of money in their account
An incidence that happened recently as shown in the picture below where a gambler collapse and later died after winning M4.2 on his bet sparks the question;
1. Do you stake to win an amount you're not emotionally ready to receive?
2. How much can come into your account at a spot that can cause you to collapse instantly
3. How can we prepare for cases where you suddenly win a jackpot that's huge and you know that your mind can't carry that amount of money?
There have been cases like this which I have came across here in our country and I know it's so shocking receiving an amount we didn't plan for. Like I does, when gambling I do open my heart to be able to receive any amount to win. In fact I am always prepared for winning because I know this is gambling and anything is extremely possible, and gambling can change the story of a man overnight so in this case I always get ready for any outcome. An incidence that happened recently as shown in the picture below where a gambler collapse and later died after winning M4.2 on his bet sparks the question;
1. Do you stake to win an amount you're not emotionally ready to receive?
2. How much can come into your account at a spot that can cause you to collapse instantly
3. How can we prepare for cases where you suddenly win a jackpot that's huge and you know that your mind can't carry that amount of money?
Here's some edits to make:
1) resize the image to make it smaller.
2) Convert the figure in Nigerian Naira to dollars which can be better by other users here.
My comments.
Take care of your health first. There is no profit in hitting the Jackpot and losing your life even before your received the money. At the moment no one knows what would happen to the money. Would the sportsbook eventually give the money to representative of the family or will they come up with some ambiguous regulations to keep the money?
1) resize the image to make it smaller.
2) Convert the figure in Nigerian Naira to dollars which can be better by other users here.
My comments.
Take care of your health first. There is no profit in hitting the Jackpot and losing your life even before your received the money. At the moment no one knows what would happen to the money. Would the sportsbook eventually give the money to representative of the family or will they come up with some ambiguous regulations to keep the money?
What that is more relevant about this would be the link and not the image. Post the link.
1. Do you stake to win an amount you're not emotionally ready to receive?
I have done it several times in the past on betting sites but I lost all, but I used small amount of money. The chance that I can win is little.2. How much can come into your account at a spot that can cause you to collapse instantly
I can not collapse. 
Cases of dieing before even getting to receive the amount one has won in a bet is increasing by the day with some gamblers staking to win an amount that's above what Thier emotion can carry and when they win, some faint and die instantly because they've not seen such amount of money in their account
An incidence that happened recently as shown in the picture below where a gambler collapse and later died after winning $2.5k on his bet sparks the question;
1. Do you stake to win an amount you're not emotionally ready to receive?
2. How much can come into your account at a spot that can cause you to collapse instantly
3. How can we prepare for cases where you suddenly win a jackpot that's huge and you know that your mind can't carry that amount of money?
Source.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/5gZFivXqRRPa1EY9/?mibextid=oFDknk
An incidence that happened recently as shown in the picture below where a gambler collapse and later died after winning $2.5k on his bet sparks the question;
1. Do you stake to win an amount you're not emotionally ready to receive?
2. How much can come into your account at a spot that can cause you to collapse instantly
3. How can we prepare for cases where you suddenly win a jackpot that's huge and you know that your mind can't carry that amount of money?
Source.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/5gZFivXqRRPa1EY9/?mibextid=oFDknk
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