Summary
- Dana White has been captured on video winning $1.2 million.
- On June 27, he was playing baccarat at the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas.
- White remains interested in placing a $1 million bet on baccarat.
Much like Mikki Mase, Dana White considers himself an expert in baccarat. The UFC chief is frequently in the spotlight for his enthusiastic approach to gambling and his notable wins. He has even been banned from some casinos due to his unique gambling strategy: placing large bets on only a few hands and leaving with significant winnings if successful, not allowing the casinos any opportunity to reclaim their money.
Dana White scores another big baccarat win in Las Vegas
Dana White is not a high-stakes gambler. He often claims that his gambling is purely for fun, though he is cautious not to overextend himself. At one point, he reportedly won between $26 million and $27 million over several months at Caesars Palace. Recently, Dana was seen playing at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas on June 27. During his visit, he won $1.2 million from a $300,000 bet. Only a few places allow White to wager such large amounts, and Fontainebleau is one of them. This may be because the resort is set to host a Power Slap League event, which would bring financial benefits and increased foot traffic to the venue. Dana White’s recent win was mentioned in an episode of the YouTube show Bussin’ With The Boys. Although the episode didn't focus on him, he appeared around the 30-minute mark when the hosts were playing baccarat. Despite being known for these casino outings, it remains unclear how much he has won or lost in total. Dana has a specific goal in his gambling pursuits: to be permitted to bet $1 million per hand at baccarat. However, no venue has yet agreed to meet his request.
