Show Notes
The Cuzzie's are in the house!!! Our first guest ep features Trangie's two most eligible bachelors, Matt and Oli Ferrari (@thecuzzies11 on Instagra ladies). After we get to know the boys, we delve into one of Australia's greatest unknown billionaires - Zeljko Ranogajec.
Zeljko Ranogajec wasn't a typical 19 year old - while most uni starters were interested in probabilities of finding the cheapest pub to drink at and the most exciting stories to tell the next morning, Zeljko was running probabilities in his head of how to beat the system that was providing cheap thrills - the casino and eventually, the entire concept of gambling.
This is an incredible and equally mysterious story of how a 19 year old with $200 in his pocket created one of the world's largest gambling syndicates, a $1billion+ net worth and an answer to the question - can you beat the system?
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