Ready to uncover the gambling secrets *they* don’t want you to know? 🎲💰 In this episode of the **Digital Social Hour Podcast**, Sean Kelly dives into the wild world of high-stakes gambling with insider stories, jaw-dropping wins, and devastating losses. From blackout strategies to Martingale risks, bankroll tips, and the psychology behind gambling, this episode is packed with valuable insights and outrageous moments you won’t believe! 🤯 🎙️ Join the conversation as we explore the thrill of risk-taking, sponsorship deals with platforms like Roobet, and the emotional rollercoaster of betting millions. Whether you’re curious about strategies, crazy gambling stories, or life lessons from the casino floor, this episode delivers it all. ⚡ Don’t miss out—watch now and subscribe for more insider secrets. 📺 Hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for more eye-opening stories on the **Digital Social Hour with Sean Kelly!** 🚀 Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. 👇 CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:29 - Togi's Last Loss 05:02 - Therasage Wellness Products 10:53 - The Fun of Gambling 15:00 - Yay Nuts Snack Review 15:34 - Gambling with $10M 17:20 - Your Road to $10M Series Overview 18:51 - IQ Test Insights 20:48 - School Grades and Success 22:42 - Making and Losing Money Strategies 24:50 - Advice for Young People on Finances 28:03 - Steve Will Do It and Nelk Boys 30:26 - Internet Opportunities for Regular People 34:50 - Myron Gaines and Fresh & Fit Insights 36:50 - Launching an Online Course 38:34 - Creating Your First Viral Video 43:17 - The Concept of Borrowed Effort 45:15 - Has Success Changed You? 47:14 - Paying Clippers for Haircuts 49:17 - Andrew Tate's Video Editing Techniques 52:05 - Andrew Tate's Fraternity Experience 54:14 - What's Next for Andrew Tate? 56:42 - Casino Bans and Restrictions 58:13 - Discussing Xanax Use 58:50 - Conversations about Drugs 1:02:40 - Outro APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Togi https://www.instagram.com/togi/ SPONSORS: AIRES TECH: https://airestech.com/ THERASAGE: https://therasage.com/ YAY NUTS: https://yaynuts.com/ LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ The views and opinions expressed by guests on Digital Social Hour are solely those of the individuals appearing on the podcast and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the host, Sean Kelly, or the Digital Social Hour team. While we encourage open and honest conversations, Sean Kelly is not legally responsible for any statements, claims, or opinions made by guests during the show. Listeners are encouraged to form their own opinions and consult professionals for advice where appropriate. Content on this podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only and should not be considered legal, medical, financial, or professional advice. #gamblingaddiction #roulettestrategy #onlinegamblinghighlights #treatmentforgamblingaddiction #compulsivegambling
Chapter 1: Who is Togi and what is his background in gambling?
All right, guys, finally made it happen. Got Togi here today. Let's go.
Thank you for having me. I'm super stoked to be here.
Yeah, you're not down 250K like last time.
No, well, we're down 150K, but the biggest problem was I was hung over a shit last time. And now I feel I didn't drink yesterday specifically, so I'd be ready for this podcast. Do you pound while you gamble usually?
You can't not... Dude, if you're gambling sober, it's A, not fun, and B, you can't make the right decisions because it takes like... I gamble a lot and it takes a ton of balls to be like, fuck, I just lost that 10,000 hand. Now I need to do 20. No matter how much you have gambled, it gets very stressful. So I get... If I'm not eight beers deep, I don't start gambling. Like usually...
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Chapter 2: What is the 'blackout method' in high-stakes gambling?
Ideally, there's a method I call the blackout method, very popular amongst my fans. And it's been a consistent, very consistent experience that I completely blackout, like no recollection of what happened. And I wake up with like hundreds of thousands. The worst it's ever been is I blacked out, lost one and a half million.
But then I blacked out again the next night in an effort of making it back and I made $2 million. So it's like every time it has literally never, ever failed me. And so last night or last two nights ago, didn't black out, lost 150. Tonight, I'm going to black out super hard. And then you just wake up and you don't have to worry about anything.
You just wake up and there's money there every single time. It's literally never failed me. And I film it every time, which is why it's exciting because it's like for science, right? You can... Cause it's kind of like, like I sound like fucking Mickey Mace. If I just tell people, yeah, I, all of a sudden I got this money, but if you film it all, then everyone can watch.
And then we watched the footage back. He's like, okay, so he blacked out and this is how we did it. And it's, you're just on autopilot. Exactly. You don't even know what you're doing. You're just like, well, it's like the liquor talk. It just, you don't have to think about it. You don't. Yeah. It's muscle memory at that point.
Do you have a strategy like Martingale or are you just going with the flow? Yeah, people say like, oh, how do you win gambling? What's your strategy? There's no real strategy. Like you're not going to beat Baccarat. You're not going to beat Blackjack. So the general idea, which is statistically not the best, statistically it's consistent.
There's no strategy that's going to make you higher than the 49%, right? Like you can get up to 49%, no matter what, you're not beating that. But as far as like the long-term gambling, when you martingale, you either end in 90% of the time with Martin Gale, you win money. And then 10% of the time you're devastated beyond your wildest imagination. Like it's like literal financial devastation.
So thus far it's been good. I typically like Martin Gale, but not exact double. Like, a slow increase. Maybe every loss you up the bet by like two to 6%. So that's been, I've never lost using that strategy. Um, but I do know that I should reel it in because one day it will end in your bank account being negative. Cause that's just, that's the nature of it.
You know, eventually you're going to have to fire bigger than you're willing or able to afford. And then you will lose. Yeah. I've not gotten there yet.
You need crazy bankroll like Dana white money to do the Martingale.
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Chapter 3: How do bankroll and sponsorship deals work in gambling?
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It's pretty exhausting. Gambling is mentally, I would say... It's extremely draining. 300 hours, I would be very depressed.
Yeah, because it's an emotional experience. Like, you're up and down. Like, you know?
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Chapter 4: What wellness products does Sean Kelly recommend and why?
Yeah, I think if I didn't do so many drugs... Drugs while I do it? Because, like... It just gets very... A, you're hungover, and B, it's just twice as stressful in your body when you're on drugs. And then usually it gets out of hand. Two weeks ago, I was supposed to do a stream. It was a $50,000 buy-in, 30-minute stream, quick and easy. I was just supposed to get these hours in.
And I didn't have to do this, but I ended up depositing $1.8 million over the course of 15 hours and lost all of it. Once you start ripping drugs, the stimulants, it's like... In my opinion, impossible to stop. And so what they did is locked my account. Said, your stream is over. Stop fucking gambling. All right, well, thank you for stopping me at least. Did you crash out after that?
No, dude, you know, gambling losses... they never hurt for more than 24 hours in my experience is at one time I lost my life savings. And at this point I had no sponsors. So I was like legitimately broke. I just lost everything. And I was crashed out for about seven days. And then it's like onto the next, but usually you wake up and it's,
because you're used to it you know gamblers love that shit as much as they don't want to admit it gamblers love the self-sabotage like there's something awesome yes I just lost so much money like it's just like the roller coaster of if everything was easy like gambling would not be fun if like you won every time yeah it would just be shitty so you're used to it you were like I whatever lost 150 the other night and then now I'm ready to go back and go to war again where do you think this ends like do you have a goal
No, I was talking about this the other day. I don't think too far ahead. Like my schedule in life is literally, I can't think ahead more. Well, I mean, you saw how hard it is for me to schedule a podcast. It's 30 days max. It's more like, what am I doing on this YouTube video? Get this YouTube video.
And then the next thing I've never thought about, like, what am I going to do in six months, 12 months, five years? I want kids eventually though.
Yeah.
That's like the only thing, the only foresight. Is that what they call that? Foresight?
Uh, yeah, I think that's the right term for that.
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Chapter 5: What are some psychological effects and emotional experiences of gambling?
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understand the odds that you're working with because a lot of people like live this dream and idea that it's very easy to get super rich gambling and it's pretty much the hardest thing you can ever get rich from is gambling but at least if you're informed with this information it's um you're more prepared and on top of that incredible social activity if you're like a socially anxious kid whatever it's kind of like playing sports you know but
Not everyone's great at sports. Not everyone's great at whatever the activities they have to offer. Gambling, anybody can be great at hanging out, having fun. It's nothing makes you bond with somebody more than gambling.
And I think the most fun I've ever had, like, I remember me buying in with my friends, whatever, maybe like 16 years old, we had $20, but we had the most, we lost it obviously, but we had the best time ever. And now like nothing creates, shitty times create strong bonds.
And when you lose a ton of money with somebody, it's like, all right, well, we went through that shit together and now that was lit. So anyways, yeah, I think gambling is great for all ages. So if my kids want to gamble, yeah, we can make that. Yeah.
I mean, you've met a lot of friends at the table, so... Yeah, exactly. You're speaking the truth there. You gamble with some cool people I've seen.
Yeah, yeah. It's been a blessing. That's, like, also... A lot of people don't see the light in... Like, it gets such a bad rep, but really, if you look at gambling... It's kind of like paying the fee for a really expensive country club. Like I have a $10,000 a night room for free at every casino. They drove me here. They will wait for me until I'm done.
And then you go and you get to do nice dinners with everyone else that's gambling. So you're just paying a fee. Like people pay $200,000 a year to be in some shitty country club. It's the same idea. Yeah.
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Chapter 6: What lessons has Togi learned from his financial ups and downs?
Any logical person would say you're fucking stupid and that's not going to happen because at the start My balance in my bank account was a hundred thousand So it was like how are you going to turn a hundred thousand twenty five million?
I can explain to you why or how i was going to do it I just knew I was going to do it And so I tried to do it and then as I was doing I realized that's not possible It's fucking ridiculous. But as a result, I got a great youtube video out of it. I had the best two months of my life I made four million dollars. I gave away about four hundred thousand dollars like changed people's lives. So it was
Probably the best two months of my life. But the problem is if I was a little smarter, like most people who are like a little more intelligent than me, just a tiny bit, they think about it like that doesn't even, I'm not even going to try. So I would have never fucking tried. And then I would have missed out on the best two months of my life.
Damn. That's impressive, man. Yeah. You did take an IQ test. I saw that video.
Yeah, dude, I, that, I swear I could score higher. I took that after it was like a really long, bad bender. And so I was like really hung over a ton of brain fog and I scored, I think it was a 79 and everyone, I go with it cause it's funny. And everyone's like, Oh, he's got a 79, 79. I am not that stupid. I was too hung over. You don't strike me as a 79.
I don't want to take it again because part of me is scared I'll get lower. And then there's a huge problem. And also like, what good does it really do to know your IQ? Cause then you either think you're all super smart. Like if you score high, then you think you're smart. You're arrogant and too smart. Or you score low and then you're like, I'm useless and idiot.
So I'm at this point, I'm just like, and I would also hate to be average. Cause then it's like, I'm just the same. I would rather be stupid and average. You're right though. At least you're different. You know, I don't want to be right. What's average? Like 120?
100, I think.
Oh, is it 120?
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Chapter 7: How does Togi view material wealth versus experiences?
I failed writing in college. I'd be trashed about. I don't know what I'd do. I'd probably try to be an NBA player. Who knows? I guess you're, how tall are you? Six, six. Yeah. But now that's the average height of NBA players. Back then you'd be a beast. Back then I'd be Yao Ming. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. I don't know. Internet's changed the world. It's made opportunities for guys like us, right? Yeah.
And it's made it, well, I don't know how much money you make, but we probably make as much money as like, NBA players now. Well, people look at the superstar contracts. I think the average pay for NBA players is like $400,000. That's it? That's what I'm saying. And you say that's it, bro. But to most people, $400,000 is a lot. But the internet money has given...
regular kids, dudes, the chance and opportunity to go Hollywood. Like you have 11 million followers. That's, you're more famous than like Hollywood actors. And that used to be like the highest echelons. Is that the word? A word? Is that appropriate? Yeah, I know what you're talking about. But either way, the point being is that we've been blessed with the opportunities.
And that's a good point for the viewers is that you can absolutely perform at a level higher than doctors just by picking it, using it. You don't have to be famous. You don't have to go on social media, but internet money allows anybody, no matter how, I mean, I guess on paper, I'm 79. I think I'm higher, but on paper, I'm 79. I'm no different than you. I'm like the most regular college kid ever.
And I'm performing at a pretty high level in comparison, like more than doctors or whatever. So anyone, anyone can do it.
I remember when I was a kid growing up, if you wanted to become a doctor, that was like the peak.
Yeah, bro.
That was like, you're like goaded if you're a doctor.
And my grandpa, he is like super Chinese. Oh, yeah. Barely speaks English, like classic strict. Oh, go to school, be a doctor. So he wants me to get... Wanted me to get my PhD. It was really on my ass, especially when I dropped out. Like, you got to go back to your PhD, get your PhD. And then...
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Chapter 8: What role do collaborations and social media play in Togi's career?
um externally no internally like if you look at my blood work at the time it was like blood pressure through the roof liver not functioning how it's supposed to kidneys out well you were drinking too though right drinking and doing a lot a lot of drugs like the the hard drugs is the biggest problem when you're taking so many pills uh
Your kidneys can't process your thick blood, your heart going a million miles an hour from stimulants. Like that was horrible for my life. I'm trying. Well, I am. I don't even take steroids anymore. I'm fully moved away from that journey because I thought I was invincible. And then I don't know if you saw, but I overdosed, had to go to the hospital, and then I thought I was going to die.
So that was when I woke up. Off steroids? No, at the time it was, I took a gram and a half of Adderall and I was doing cocaine and Xanax that night. And then there was somewhere in that mix, there was meth in my blood work. So I wasn't doing meth on purpose, but somewhere it was just all too much. And so I thought I was going to die that night. And that's when I realized I wasn't invincible.
And so now I've since like- Torn it back. Torn it back 90%.
Well, the formula works. You're still viral. It reminds me of Steve because he came on the scene just pounding alcohol. And everyone was like, what the fuck is this? Like, everyone was hating on him. You're going to kill yourself. And now he's just viral still.
Yeah, exactly. A lot of people loved it because it's like, whoa, that's awesome. He's funny. He's entertaining. And a lot of people hated it. Most viral man on the internet for years. So, like, there's... Even though people seem like idiots, there's a lot of method behind the madness of going viral. A lot of people think about it more than you think. That's why a lot of people think it's luck.
Yeah. Oh, he's viral, this and that. A lot of people are really conscious of exactly what they're doing.
It's not luck to maintain it. I think some people like Hawk to a girl can get lucky initially, but if you want to maintain it, there's some skill there.
Well, I talk about the hog to a girl a lot because a lot of people get jealous of her. But you shouldn't be looking at what others have because... You'd never know. If you're successful on borrowed effort, you haven't prepared yourself for, you haven't gone through the trials to be ready for like the real fame, the real whatever success. Like I thought I was the shit when I made 900K as 18.
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