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Donald Trump, the man who built an empire and rose to fame as a reality TV star and then president, has long claimed to be a self-made billionaire. But what if everything you thought you knew about his success was based on an illusion?

In The Lucky Gambler, find the truth of the real story behind Trump's fortune. From leveraging his father's wealth to his high-risk, often disastrous real estate ventures, Trump's success is far from what it seems. While he built a brand as a shrewd businessman, his financial struggles, including bankruptcies, millions in debt, and questionable decisions, were carefully concealed from the public.

As Trump expanded his empire, his investments became more dangerous, often costing more to maintain than they earned. The crash of his properties, including the infamous Trump Taj Mahal, could have destroyed his brand, but instead, he found a new platform: television. With The Apprentice, Trump's image was revived, and he convinced the world he was the master of business and success, despite his finances continuing to reveal a different reality.

But his rise didn't stop there. Trump's presidential run capitalized on his carefully crafted persona. Despite a trail of failed ventures, lawsuits, and financial chaos, Trump used the media to maintain his powerful image. With every crisis, he reinvented himself, turning setbacks into opportunities.

The carefully constructed story of Donald Trump's prosperity is shown in The Lucky Gambler. Learn how he overcame financial failure by manipulating the system, his own brand, and public image.

Will Trump's ever-growing debts and questionable business decisions finally catch up with him? Or will his ability to craft his image remain his ultimate trump card?

The answers may surprise you.