“I didn’t really worry about it because the money was constantly coming in,” Walker told Yahoo! News. Although he hired a financial advisor his first year as a 19-year-old rookie loaded with more cash than he’d ever dreamed of, Walker had trouble taking the guy’s advice. “Through my young arrogance, being ignorant to a degree, and being stubborn and wanting to do my own thing with my money, I went against a lot of his wishes.”

Although he did fritter away a shameful amount of millions on luxury items, the first people he took care of were his friends and family, according to the Basketball Network. “The first big check I took and purchased a home for my mom,” he said. He had custom multi-million dollar houses built for his five siblings and other family members, and took his group of friends from back home on expensive vacations to Cancun, Puerto Rico, and other popular luxury destinations. “I wanted to show them the same lifestyle I was enjoying.”

Walker also had a thing for luxury cars. He bought himself a Bentley. And a Mercedes Benz. And even a $350,000 Maybach. He liked pricey watches and was known to have never worn the same designer suit twice. Although the news of his gambling losses was sensational, the $646,900 he lost were really chump change compared to his total earnings. But that lifestyle, like all good things, had to end sometime.