A model who dated Dan Bilzerian revealed the chat-up line he used that actually worked.
Lindsey Pelas, originally from Louisiana, was just 23 when she moved to Los Angeles.
Not long after she arrived in LA, she attended a party at the Playboy mansion, where she ran into professional poker player and businessman Dan Bilzerian.
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The pair immediately hit it off, despite Lindsey explaining their first encounter was rather 'cheesy'.
Recalling Dan's chat-up line, Lindsey told the Hollywood Raw podcast: "A security guard came up to me and he was like 'do you want to meet Dan Bilzerian?' so they brought me over there and his first words were, 'I like the way you jiggle'.
"And I responded with, 'this is what the real thing looks like'.
"We hung out all night, I remember when we went back to his place, it was the first time I'd been in a Rolls Royce, there was like a zebra rug on the floor."
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Lindsey explained that she was completely blown away by Dan's home, saying she'd never seen so much food.
"The kitchen was filled with fruit and snacks and trays... I'd never seen such a display... the whole thing was real, he is the real deal," she said.
While the pair casually dated, Dan had always made it clear that it wasn't an exclusive relationship.
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"There was a bra hanging on his door handle," she recalled.
"... It was open, Dan did whatever he wanted, Dan is a really honest guy, so he doesn't expect monogamy from you if he's not going to give it to you.
"He was always like, 'keep your options open, do whatever you want', it worked out. I think a lot of guys think cheating is the way, but not at all if you're honest.
"He wasn't deceiving or manipulative or selfish.
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"... He had a ton of extra-curricular activities and at 23 I wasn't looking for anything serious."
Despite his wealth and success, Dan insists that it's the simple things in life that mean the most.
“A lot of people equate money to happiness and it’s not, it’s more freedom,” he told the Mighty Pursuit podcast.
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“What people don’t understand is that once your basic needs are met, you don’t get incremental happiness from more money.
“You do for a short period of time. If you’re a $100,000 a year guy and I bump you to $200,000, you’re going to be happy but that’s not going to last. You’re going to get used to $200,000.
“My problem is there’s nothing that I buy that brings me happiness. I bought a Ferrari - I wasn’t happy for more than 24 hours. I put a hundred miles on the f**king thing in a year and then got rid of it.”
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Lucy Devine