Last month it was revealed that Bill Perkins paid Jeff Gross a six figure sum by to get a tattoo of Perkins choosing on his back. With that in mind here\u2019s five other crazy prop bets you won\u2019t believe happened.<\/p>\n
The 1996 WSOP Main Event champion is an imposing six feet, seven inches tall yet that didn\u2019t deter him from betting Howard Lederer $10,000 that he could perform a standing backflip.<\/p>\n
Seed had an ace up his sleeve in that his Uncle was an acrobat and taught Seed how to do it using a harness. He had six months to learn it but only one shot at it so it\u2019s even crazier that, according to close friend Gus Hansen, he took his one shot whilst drunk at a party.<\/p>\n
Every gambler has their price and for Johnny Moss that price was 15\/1. Moss was sitting in a bar where one of the regulars had a reputation for having never lost a bar fight.<\/p>\n
A fellow gambler gave Moss 15\/1 odds that he couldn\u2019t beat him, with the stipulation that Moss got the first punch. So Moss socked him from behind, but didn\u2019t knock him out and ended up in hospital with broken bones. \u201cFifteen-to-one was too good to pass up,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Could you live in a hotel bathroom for a month? No? How about if you stood to win a six figure sum? Back in January 2008 Jay Kwik and Andrew Robl booked a bet that saw Kwik trying to live in the bathroom of a room in The Bellagio for 30 days.<\/p>\n
Although the amount on the line was a secret Kwik took to the bet like a duck to water and Robl bought out of the bet early for $40,000.\u00a0Check out his \u2018home\u2019 here:<\/p>\n