Dan Bilzerian and Bill Perknis to go into a "double or nothing" bet after Bilzerians cycling win

Dan Bilzerian and his friend Bill Perkins are discussing a possible follow-up prop bet to the Las Vegas-to-Los Angeles bicycle ride that Dan completed last week and won over $1,000,000 total.

Perkins told CardPlayer magazine in an interview that he basically decided to offer a double-or-nothing bet to Bilzerian. First list of ideas include rowing from England to New York City, walking coast-to-coast across America and climbing Mount Everest. However, this time it will be Perkins that will have to complete the task, not Bilzerian.

“Do I really want to lose a nose? I would be very upset if I lost my nose,” Perkins said about the possibility of climbing Everest. “If we have a bet with a 1-in-20 chance of dying I wouldn’t like that.”

As for walking across America, Perkins said he thinks the amount of time to a complete that bet would be way over the top. Bilzerian’s 300-mile bike ride, which gave him $600,000 from Perkins and hundreds of thousands more in side bets, had to be completed within just 48 hours (in the end he finished it within 33).

Bilzerian, who is known for his Instagram photos of a half-naked women, guns and cash won’t be continuing his cycling training - he also said he has lost 15 pounds thanks to the bet.
“It was terrible to see he trains so hard” Perkins said of Bilzerain’s training. Bilzerian said he hadn’t been riding on a bicycle in 18 years.

there have got to be easier ways to get laid

Wouldnt just jogging from Vegas to LA be more appropriate? You cant row across the fucking atlantic, that's ludicrous. Unless he can do what Dan did and trail in the wake of a big ship or something

On April 09 2016 22:48 NewbSaibot wrote: You cant row across the fucking atlantic, that's ludicrous.

why not? Piers Morgan did

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_rowing

Hmm, apparently this is a thing

guy from my high school class rowed across the atlantic. it's certainly a tough, very painful challenge, but it's doable.

http://www.popularmechanics.com/adventure/outdoors/a5350/4345436/

Pretty cool and dangerous.

On April 10 2016 02:20 Liquid`Drone wrote: guy from my high school class rowed across the atlantic. it's certainly a tough, very painful challenge, but it's doable.

?

aren't your odds of dying in a storm pretty large here or am i missing some safety mechanic

On April 12 2016 16:31 nolan wrote: Show nested quote + On April 10 2016 02:20 Liquid`Drone wrote: guy from my high school class rowed across the atlantic. it's certainly a tough, very painful challenge, but it's doable. ? aren't your odds of dying in a storm pretty large here or am i missing some safety mechanic

he means the magazine, he rowed across the office

http://www.theatlantic.com/