So as of 25 Sep 2013 he won 7,423 BTC with 904,978 wagered on six accounts.
But he must have been willing to try it again at 0.5% max profit, because four days later on 29 Sep roughly 1.5 million coins was wagered (much of it his).
Nakowa has a curious sense of personal attack. He seems to think that big losses should be blamed on variance, and it was a personal attack on him to lower the max profit per bet. I think dooglus lowered the max to reduce variance, and I don't think he cared if it was Tinkerbell winning.
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing has something called a cash-pack, which is 16,000 bills all wrapped in plastic and stamped. If you don't break it up it can be thought of as a single unit of currency worth $1.6 million if c-notes and weighing 35.2 pounds. Gamblers sometimes show up with them in pillow cases in brick and mortar casinos.
Interesting fact about a cash-pack
Whales usually wire the money before coming to the casino or the casino is giving them a line of "credit" to bet
Nakowa thinks that having a losing session after the max bet was changed to 0.25% proves that he cannot win with such a max bet when he was only hit by variance