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expanding on what delata said; Houses yield pretty low numbers with inflation being the goal in many cases: take the rule of thumb 5.2% gross yield for example. But I suspect even with that in mind if you put 300k on the table and bought a 500k house with 200k credit, it would not be...

Well if you can find a table with a max bet 300k then no probs. Roulette has a whole gammut of odds to pick from. Just has to be fixed odds which roulette of course always is. I have had enough late night plunges on dog races to know, no matter how much you think you know what is going to...

Put it on anything paying better than 6 to 1 odds at fixed odds. Don't put it on the totaliser or you will find it comes in a little not long after you get your bet on. ;) Then buy Commercial properties with the untaxed winnings. Too easy. Putting jokes aside apart from that risky...