Dana White Rakes In $1.2M Baccarat Win Following Power Slap Event
UFC CEO Dana White followed up Power Slap 13 with a high-stakes appearance at Fontainebleau Las Vegas, not in the arena, but at the baccarat table, where he walked away with a $1.2 million prize.
UFC CEO Dana White followed up Power Slap 13 with a high-stakes appearance at Fontainebleau Las Vegas, not in the arena, but at the baccarat table, where he walked away with a $1.2 million prize.
Shortly after the June 27 event, White placed $300,000 bets in a private gaming room and walked away with more than $1 million in winnings, a moment captured on video during a podcast recording.
High Stakes and Higher Drama at the Baccarat Table
Wasting no time after the slap-fighting finale, the UFC CEO slid into one of the resort’s ultra-exclusive baccarat tables, where the minimum bet is a jaw-dropping $300,000 per hand. That’s not small change even by Vegas standards. With this move, Fontainebleau joins a short list of casinos (think Caesars Palace and Bellagio) that dare to let White play his way.
