For anyone who thinks this guy will be broke in a few years, do the math. Worst case, after taxes he was left with $650 million. He takes $100 million off rip and uses it to splurge and give to family and friends. The remaining $550 million stupidly invested at an ROI of 5%, means he will gain around $20 million after taxes every year. That's a ton of money to spend on maintaining the lifestyle he created with the initial $100 million. If he spends beyond the annual $20 million, he still has the $550 Million in principle. I'm not saying its impossible for dude to go broke, but it would require a serious gambling/drug addiction or really shady accountant for it to happen. More people should watch the movie Brewster's Millions