The funny thing of the story is that guy celebrated his win by salat because he is religious and a muslim, the problem is islam forbids betting or gambling on anyway (strict rules in islam) just like ignoring that and doing something bad in islam’s principes. Anyway this guy is really lucky to win such a prise with a very small amount he risked, it’s a very good odd though and also im wondering which game did he play or bet on
Maybe he is praying to be grateful for his big win in getting a lot of money. And even though he already knows that gambling is forbidden in Islam, maybe he doesn't think he can win the bet so he places the bet to have fun.
It was a parlay bet, so I think the bet isn't just for fun but to win a huge amount of money. We know a simple Sportsbet won't generate such huge winnings. Ever heard of or seen any single bet on sports betting odds that can generate $51k from $1 bet? I haven't heard or read anything but parlay bet.
But in the end, this guy won and was indeed very lucky. And hopefully, he doesn't try to gamble again because of the strict prohibition in his religion. And surely now he could buy what he wanted with that winning money.
I guess he will continue to gamble. He already tasted the sweet flavor of victory and I am sure he won't forget about it and will try to duplicate the winnings. It is hard for a human to be contented. We always aim for more after hitting the target.
Lands and other real estate investment are not the main investment these days, and most investment analysts are now advising against real estate and other landed properties but
So what is the main investment today? Real Estate had been proven it worth as an investment, it is already time-tested. Investing in a high-volatility asset is like gambling your money away. It will eat up your investment any time.
if you invest such huge winning into a volatile asset, the possibility of gaining much more in a short term is high.
Or you could have lost your investment in a very short time. Investment isn't always a 100% profit. More often than not, people who invest in a highly volatile asset end up getting rekt.