Regardless of the reason, one thing is certain: The hard-partying, firework-loving millionaire's Bel Air neighbors were very, very happy to see him leave. The move may also have been a simple cost-cutting measure, seeing as Roberts has also noted that Bilzerian's company lost $50 million in 2019. Reportedly, Ignite was more than one month behind on rent, and the owner of the mansion wanted to sell it. He is also a popular social media personality. Bilzerian grew up in an affluent family and studied business and criminology at the University of Florida before dropping out to pursue poker. As of July 16, 2020, it remains unclear why he chose to vacate the premises. Daniel Brandon Bilzerian, or Dan Bilzerian, was born on December 7, 1980, in Florida, U.S, to Paul Bilzerian, a well-known corporate takeover expert. However, Chris Roberts of Forbes tells us that Bilzerian was actually renting the 31,000-square-foot complex through his company, Ignite International Brands, for a cool $200,000 a month. Daniel Brandon Bilzerian, or Dan Bilzerian, was born on December 7, 1980, in Florida, U.S, to Paul Bilzerian, a well-known corporate takeover expert.
The sprawling party compound featured no less than 12 bedrooms, along with bars, pools, astroturfed outdoor spaces, and all sorts of special, tricked-out areas and lighting effects that make the place seem like a nightclub. If revelations shared in both his new autobiography, The Setup, and on the. Until recently, Bilzerian also kept a monstrous, four-story mansion in Los Angeles' exclusive Bel Air neighborhood. Social media playboy and GGPoker ambassador Dan Bilzerian has long claimed to have won tens of millions playing poker.
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