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Top 3 Biggest Wins in Roulette
Philip Green – £2 million
Mike Ashley – £820,000
Ashley Revell – £153,680

Top 3 Biggest Wins in Roulette

Software developers release hundreds of new casino games every year. From slots, and table games such as roulette, blackjack, and baccarat, to video poker games, developers release new titles to keep the fun fresh and exciting. Through these games, players can win millions annually, which the slots casino sites pay out through various payment methods.

While the focus is usually on the number of wins the casinos pay out to slots players, today, we look at the top 3 biggest wins in roulette.

Philip Green – £2 million

Fashion icon Sir Philip Green has a reputation for stacking chips at some of London’s top casinos. Many celebrities also have a reputation for enjoying table games in physical venues or playing with Vulkan Vegas free spins online, but none is known for winning big. In line with the last statement, many wouldn’t expect Philip Green to feature as one of the top earners when it comes to roulette. However, he’s had his fair share of bad and good days.

One of Philip’s good days came in 2002 when he decided to take a trip to the Les Ambassadeurs Casino. Little did he know that his usual shenanigans would turn him into £2 million richer. It is reported that he won another £1 million playing at the casino the same year.

These two wins were so big that the Les Ambassadeurs Casino announced a dip in profits for that year.

Sir Philip Green’s win is a perfect example of how having a multi-million bankroll can give you an edge over the house – or at least reduce the edge significantly. I think being a multi-millionaire is sometimes the best strategy in roulette.

Mike Ashley – £820,000

As if Mike Ashley – the owner of Newcastle United – didn’t have enough dough in his bank, a win at the Fifty St James Casino in Mayfair in 2008 saw him register his name into the list of the top 3 biggest wins in roulette.

A regular player at the table, he pulled up at the Mayfair Casino, London, and decided to go all in on the number 17. He devised a strategy that would later make him walk away £820,000 richer.

What he did was cover all the bets that one could make on the number 17. He played a series of “complete bets,” which involved corner, street, row, high/low, column, and straight bets. In total, he spent £480,000 in bets.

After fifteen minutes of placing the bets, the wheel was spun. He calmly watched the ball bounce around the wheel and eventually settled in the #17 pocket.

Ashley Revell – £153,680

If you are not a billionaire or millionaire, maybe the best strategy is to play roulette because you are an Ashley. Ashley Revell from Kent, England, may not be a billionaire like Mike Ashley. On the contrary, he was just a regular Brit who had to risk everything he owned on a wheel spin of a roulette.

Before we go deep into Ashley Revell’s wins, it’s important to note that there are other bigger wins than his in the history of roulette. For example, Pedro Grendene Bartelle won £3 billion from a £30,000 straight bet on number 32. Chris Boyd also won a massive £394,000 playing roulette.

What makes Ashley Revell’s story fascinating is the lengths he went to secure the win. He sold off everything he owned to raise the £76,840 seed money for the bet. He sold his clothes, house (and everything in it), and car. Once he got the money, he then traveled all the way to Vegas to place his lucky bet.