Legendary former NFL quarterback Eli Manning seems to find success at everything he does, winning two Super Bowl championships during his playing days before stepping into a very successful career as a broadcaster and NFL analyst. And apparently, he seems to also have a lot of success at the casino, as well.
According to a report from TMZ Sports, Eli Manning was recently seen at a casino in Florida where he spent several hours. But unlike most people who spend several hours at a casino, Manning appears to have won a significant sum of money, according to the outlet.
“TMZ Sports has learned … the New York Giants legend rolled dice at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, FL for hours on Thursday night — and he appeared to win BIG,” the outlet reported on Monday.
“One witness tells us … Manning showed up before 9:30 PM and stayed past 2:30 AM — albeit with a short break for food at some point — seemingly raking in cash throughout the evening.”
TMZ Sports reported that Manning appeared to have more than $40,000 in chips in front of him, so it sounds like it was indeed a very successful night at the casino for the former NFL quarterback.

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