The Greatest Gambling Story Ever Told: A True Tale of Three Gamblers, The Kentucky Derby, and The Mexican Cartel Audiobook Download by Mark Paul

The Greatest Gambling Story Ever Told: A True Tale of Three Gamblers, The Kentucky Derby, and The Mexican Cartel by Mark Paul is an audiobook that tells the story of three gamblers who thought they had a line on a sure thing for the Kentucky Derby. But when the horse died mid-race, the men lost their shirts. The book was narrated by ['Will Damron']

The Greatest Gambling Story Ever Told: A True Tale of Three Gamblers, The Kentucky Derby, and The Mexican Cartel is a true story about three gamblers. They meet in a bar one night and decide to bet on the Kentucky Derby. None of them have ever even seen a horse race before but they are desperate to try their luck. After various disasters with their bets, the three men ends up in Mexico looking for a way out after the FBI tracks them down. They deal with shady people and cartels along the way and somehow end up winning $6 million from one of the most notorious drug lords in Mexico.

In 1875, on the morning of the Kentucky Derby, three friends got together to gamble with an insider's knowledge. They bet their money everyday at a local pub and they were all winners. One day, however, boredom brought them together and they decided to try their luck at horse racing instead. Soon enough, they had lost everything and found themselves running away from the law in Mexico. We follow them as they recover and then plan their next big move.

This is one of the most exciting stories ever told. It's about three gamblers and the Kentucky Derby. The book is narrated by Will Damron, who does a wonderful job bringing this story to life. This is a true tale of gambling at its finest- and it's all true!

After a nice long night of drinking, some friends of fate cast their fortunes with a couple of bettors at the 2014 Kentucky Derby. One of them not only got the favorite horse to win - but also won $20,000 and the other two made $50,000 each. What they didn't know is that their gamble was connected to the Mexican Cartel. In this true story, author Mark Paul tells us how three strangers came together to make one big score. Their story is about hard work and luck as well as trust and betrayal in a very different world from ours.

Three gamblers are in their 30s and are looking for a thrill. They decide to bet on the Kentucky Derby. In order to get even more money, they decide to bet that one of them would die before the race ended. They make these bets with a local cartel, who promises them all sorts of riches. The three gamblers arrive at the track and start betting on horses. During the first race, one gambler dies from being hit by a horse in front of him and is declared dead right there in the grandstands. After that, two out of three gamblers remain alive but decide to quit after this "too close for comfort" moment.