If you decided to go all in...

It's happened before. Someone decides the hell with it, they're going to take all their money--as in, everything they have--and either double it or lose it. For instance, some guy bet $777,000 on the Don't Pass at Binions and won--back when Benny was still running it and your limit was your first bet.

Let's assume for the moment that you could still, in fact, bet it all on one single bet. (There are ways to do that for certain types of bets, like making the same sports bet at the house limit over and over--but let's just say you could also bet everything on a single hand of blackjack or one spin of the roulette wheel.) My question is:

1. What would you bet on?

2. Where would you make the bet?

3. Would you ask for a dinner comp so you could have a nice last meal if you lost?

Nope.

I worked all of my life and I won't risk it.

Say Hi to Mathew on You Tube bet $1,000 on one roll of roulette.

He bet on RED and it hit.I think that was at The D.

His first 'Vegas trip. He was 21.MGM.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DaUbRIf6GU&list=WL&index=44

I didn't say "would you," I asked that if you did make such a decision, what bet would you make. If you want, say that you needed half a million for a lifesaving operation but you only had a quarter million.

That moron who made that video--he obviously couldn't actually film inside the casino, so it's just his ugly face talking and a bunch of random Vegas shots. And I doubt that $1000 was all the money he had.