No big deal for Phil Mickelson. I think I would be concerned if I lost anything north of $20. Dang, Phil. Take it easy.


[www.si.com]


Phil Mickelson had gambling losses totaling more than $40 million over a four-year period from 2010-14, according to the author of a biography that will publish later this month.

Alan Shipnuck, whose story Thursday appeared on the Fire Pit Collective website, said the losses were disclosed as part of Mickelson’s legal fallout from the Billy Walters insider trading case in which the golfer was named as a relief defendant and had to repay approximately $1 million from a stock deal.

Shipnuck said that according to a source with direct access, Mickelson had gambling losses totaling more than $40 million in the four-year period (2010–14) that was scrutinized.

During that time, Mickelson’s income was estimated to be just north of $40 million a year.

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It’s a sickness. Wait until he retires to see what happens.

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Wait until he gets crossways with the Saudis to see what happens.

I’m one of the very few people who understand that such activities are called “gambling” or “gaming” because it sounds SO much better than the the more accurate name: LOSING.

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Wait until he gets crossways with the Saudis to see what happens.

Mickelson already stepped into it regarding the Super Golf League.
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Wait until he gets crossways with the Saudis to see what happens.

Mickelson already stepped into it regarding the Super Golf League.
[www.golfchannel.com]

Anyone who has to make a statement like that and who loses 40,000,000 gambling is not very bright. People like that will undoubtedly make use of the Saudi’s “generous” line of credit and that will be the beginning of the end for ol’ Phil. Of course they will make good use of Phil’s talent and drawing card first. That will last until they make more money going after Phil’s assets than Phil is drawing in for them as a star.