In 1992, Michael Jordan ran up a $1.2 million golf debt to a businessman named Richard Esquinas. Jordan agreed to pay $300,000. He paid $200,000 and stopped. He never stopped gambling at that level. In the video below, Cedric the Entertainer describes a night in Las Vegas with Jordan and Charles Barkley. Barkley was at the roulette table, stacking chips on every spin. Cedric was next to him with a thousand dollars. Then Jordan walked over and grabbed a stack of Barkley's chips worth about $150,000. When Barkley asked how much he took, Jordan told him it didn't matter: "I got you." Later they moved to a table where they were betting $300,000 a hand. Cedric tried to join with his $100 chips. They told him to wait for the next one. Then Cedric played golf with Jordan. He put $1,000 on every hole and lost all 18. Jordan and Barkley play for $25,000 to $30,000 a hole. "They doing billionaire sh*t," he says. Would you have kept playing after the first hole, or walked away from Michael Jordan's game?