There's no problem with that but this requires so much luck that I think won't happen to me in my life time. Whoever is the one that shared that winnings, he's proud for sure.
But I hope that he'll take care of that money very well and won't let it back to the bookie so spend that money wisely.
According to OP, the stake was an equivalent of only $18, that's not a massive amount of money even in the Philippines, and pretty much any working person could afford it say once a month.
The winnings are also not life-changing (meaning he could not retire with that amount alone), so there's nothing wrong in putting some of it back and hoping for even bigger win. Especially if we consider that the guy was pretty skilled in analysing odds rather than relying on a pure luck.
I agree that the amount he stake is pretty low and the amount he won is also quite huge but not enough for someone to retire.
Yes, he have skills in analysis for making this series of win possible, but still there is a touch of luck in there. I bet there's a lot of sports analyst who's better than the guy but most of them might not be able to achieve this kind of streak.
@OP, I wouldn't think he made a million either with this bet. We have to include how much he have lost over the course of his whole sports betting activities.
isnt something that putting up someone to that retirement but for those who do live on 3rd world countries then this amount is something that you could
really be able to make use of in other things. We do know that gambling could really give out that kind of chance but it would really be needing up that extreme luck on this case.