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 <br>While the vast majority of casino patrons are completely satisfied grinding away at the blackjack tables, a specific breed of gambler craves something much more extreme.<br>
 <br>A proposition bet is an unofficial wager made strictly between two individuals, completely bypassing the [casino](https://patriatube.com/@cornellstaten?page=about), often involving highly bizarre or physically gruelling challenges.<br>
 The Bathroom Isolation Bet
 <br>In 2018, Alati bet a fellow gambler $100,000 that he could survive for 30 consecutive days locked inside a pitch-black, completely isolated bathroom.<br>
 <br>Alati was placed in the dark bathroom with only a bed, a bathtub, and regular deliveries of completely unseasoned, random food.<br>
 Prop bets are unofficial wagers made directly between two gamblers, not the casinoThey usually involve bizarre physical challenges, extreme endurance, or strange tasksPoker players are notorious for making massive prop bets simply out of extreme boredom
 The Million Dollar Diet Challenge
 <br>The most famous example involves poker legends Phil Ivey and Tom Dwan, and the notoriously overweight gambler Ted Forrest.<br>
 <br>Forrest subjected himself to a brutally extreme, medically dangerous regimen of total starvation and relentless daily exercise.<br>
 Brian Zembic's Legendary Bet
 <br>Furthermore, the bet stipulated that Zembic had to maintain the implants for one full, complete year to collect the massive payout.<br>
 <br>In a bizarre twist, he earned a massive $10,000 annual residual payout from the original bettor for every additional year he kept the implants.<br>
 BettorThe ChallengeThe OutcomeBrian ZembicGet and keep surgical breast implantsWon $100k + Annual ResidualsJohnny MossWin a bar fight against a massive bouncerLost badly, but survived
 <br>While highly entertaining to read about, these legendary wagers are a stark reminder of the sheer insanity fueled by massive wealth and boredom.<br>