David Oancea Vicar of Central States Chancellor. 517-522-3656 Email.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) Mr. Mark Chestnut Financial Secretary / Assistant Treasurer 517-522 3598 Email.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) Mr Richard C. David Oancea, also known as “Vegas Dave“, received what many considered a slap on the wrist. Prosecutors accused him of using other people’s social security numbers to claim more than $1.2 million in winnings. Ultimately, prosecutors charged Oancea with 19 felony charges now walks free in April 2017.

David Oancea known famously as Vegas Dave is an American entrepreneur and betting expert. He is also a sports consultant working on top sports shows like ESPN, Fox Sports, and Forbes. Vegas Dave net worth at the moment is estimated to be $20 million.

Vegas Dave was born on December 10, 1976, in Saline, Michigan, and grew up in Ann Arbor. He then moved to Hawaii for some time. He started his gambling career after moving from Honolulu, Hawaii. David’s gambling career was started with no money. He took a $10,000 student loan while attending the University of Nevada. He placed entire money on roulette and doubled his money. David then had $20,000 to start his gambling career.

Some of his betting skills has been quite impressive. In 2012, he predicted that Ravens would win the Super Bowl. He bet $8,000 and earned a total of $208,000. At the start of the 2013 All-Star Break, he predicted that the Boston Red Sox would win the World Series. He bet $30,000 and received a payout of $340,000. In 2015 All-Star Break, he predicted that the Texas Rangers would win the AL West. ESPN gave them a .05% chance of winning the West. However, Dave put $80,000 on the Rangers and received a payout of $580,000.

His most impressive betting was in 2016 when he placed a bet on the Atlanta Falcons to win the NFC at 10-1 odds. He received a record-breaking $2 million making it the biggest payout for an NFL conference sports bet.

Dave became famous in the gambling circuit in 2016 when he won $2.3 million when Denver Broncos defeated the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50.

According to his website, Dave has now retired from sports betting and has been pursuing Vegas Dave consulting LLC full-time. He is an acclaimed sports betting consultant and provides membership packages for client all over the world.

Regarding his personal life, Vegas Dave is currently dating Holly Sonders who is known for being the former host of Fox Sports. They had their first date at a Strip Club during Thanksgiving. Holly and Vegas Dave are thinking of marriage.

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According to Forbes, Vegas Dave claims his personal fortune to be $20 million but shows no proof to back up that figure. He has Rolls-Royce Cullinan and Ferrari 488 Spider which he doesn’t like and simply put it in the garage.

Oancea also owns a seven-bedroom villa in Cabo and a 7,000 square foot home plus a two-bedroom condo in Vegas. He claims he has a $1.3 million collection of Hermes Birkin bags. He has won uncountable bets and some of those bets he won are over $2 million.

Recently, he sold a one-of-a-kind signed Mike Trout rookie car for a mammoth $3.9 million during an online auction. He bought the card in 2018 via eBay for around $400,000.

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David Oancea, known in betting circles as “Vegas Dave” and his trademark phrase, “Rotate, Son” may be facing up to 90 years in prison, thanks to an accusation by the IRS that he was attempting to defraud the government of at least half a million in taxes.

The IRS and prosecutors claim, that he placed at least nine bets in 2015 and 2016 at the Wynn and Westgate using social security numbers that were not his, to get around the Banking Secrecy Act laws that require reporting of transactions over $10k.

He’s now returned to Las Vegas, after some rumors that he was going to skip town, and claims that “At the end of the day the truth will always come out. Can’t wait till next week when the world hears what I have to say.”

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In another statement on Twitter he seemed to imply that the federal prosecution was “when you are at the top of your industry 90 percent of the people want to bring you down. Some call them haters I call them fans.” He then posted a video of him taking a saran wrapped packet of cash from the trunk of his car.

Oancea claims he is no longer betting, but is providing packages and consulting for other betters. (bettors)

When you are at the top of your industry 90 percent of the people want to bring you down. Some call them haters I call them fans #vegasdavepic.twitter.com/zfgvplC6W5

— Dave Oancea (@itsvegasdave) April 18, 2017

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