Dana White named the one place he always goes to when his wife is away.
The 56-year-old is a prominent gambler, having previously spoken about his love for blackjack.
And in an interview with comedian Andrew Schulz, White admitted that if he could go anywhere in the world, it would be Las Vegas Hotel and Casino, Caesar’s Palace.
White explained: “I’m in a position where I’ll be home, and my family’s out of town. I’ve got Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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“I could jump on the plane and go anywhere, and I could literally do anything. I want to go to Ceasar’s Palace.”
In a separate interview, White admitted that he is no longer allowed to gamble at some of Las Vegas' biggest casinos due to his large stakes.
In a 2024 interview with GQ, the UFC boss said: "It's not that I'm banned from casinos, it's just that they don't want me to play there.
"They won't give me the limits that I want and let me bet as much as I want because they don't like to lose.
"The Palm has kicked me out of there twice, the Mirage, the Wynn will not let me play.
"The only places that will let me play in town are Ceasar's Palace, the Bellagio and the Venetian, all of those guys take really big play, but if you are a big player and you come into town you're insane not to play at Caesar's Palace.
"Caesar's Palace is by far the best casino in the world."
Comedian and podcaster Joe Rogan has also detailed stories of White's gambling, having witnessed it first hand over the years.
“I’m good friends with Dana White, and uh, Dana’s a.. he’s a real degenerate," he began on a podcast episode. “Well, Jamie and I went to visit—we went with Shane Gillis and a bunch of other guys to visit Dana while he was gambling.
"When we got there, he was down $600,000, and I was like, What is happening here? I was getting anxiety just sitting there watching.
"Then Taylor Lewan came over, and Dana and Taylor have this deal where Dana teaches Taylor what to gamble and how to do it.
"They’re down $120,000 in, what, five minutes? Five minutes, and they’re down 120 grand, and I’m just sitting there going—what the—look, Dana is rich as s**t.
"I know Taylor is wealthy, but there’s a level where losing $125,000 is still $125,000.”
Chris Byfield