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  1. Professional gambler: Nikolaos Andreas Dandolos (Greek: Νικόλαος Ανδρέας Δάνδολος [niˈko.la.os anˈðɾe.as ˈðan.ðo.los]; April 27, 1883 – December 25, 1966), commonly known as Nick the Greek, was a Greek professional gambler and high roller. Early life. Dandolos was the son of wealthy parents.

  2. "The name’s Nick... but don't worry about learning it, ’cause I ain’t stickin’ around long." ―Introducing himself "I have not... come this far... to die now." ―Convincing himself to continue on in "The Parish" Nicolas, or Nick is one of the four playable Survivors in Left 4 Dead 2. He is a gambler with a shady―even violent―past. He seems reluctant to be a part of the group at ...

  3. This fictional short tells the backstory of Nick and his gambling past.We were nominated! Thanks to everyone who voted! http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfile...

  4. 17 de may. de 2019 · Nick the Greek” didn’t accept any of those proposals, and continued to play, his legend growing apace. Even when he would lose $100,000 in only one bet, he still wouldn’t stop betting. At the same time, he was becoming increasingly popular at high-stakes games because he was widely known to be an honorable gambler.

  5. 19 de mar. de 2024 · The story of Nick the Greek is the stuff that old Hollywood movies were made of. He went from rags to riches 75 times, and it is estimated that during his illustrious gambling career he won and lost more than 500 million dollars. But as fate would have it in the end, the legendary gambler died penniless, without any property at all.

  6. Nick the Greek” Dandolos was a professional gambler and high roller. He was born in Rethymno, Crete 1883 (April 27, 1883) and died in Gardena, California in 1966 (December 25, 1966). Dandolos family was wealthy, and they sent him to the US with an allowance of $150 per week in 1901 when Dandolos was 18 years old.

  7. 11 de sept. de 2009 · As it turned out, Nick the Greek had a knack for picking the ponies; he allegedly turned his allowance into $500,000 in just one racing season. 2. He Was Equally Good at Winning and Losing Money ...