Dan Bilzerian Visits Conor McGregor's Dublin Bar With A Big Group Of Models

The American businessman visited the famous Black Forge Inn and posed for photos with seven women and a UFC belt.

Living up to his title of 'King of Instagram', the 41-year-old posed for plenty of pictures which were shared on his Instagram story, where he also thanked McGregor, saying: "Thanks for the hospitality."

Pub Manager Liam Flynn also shared a number of photos to Instagram. In one post, he can be seen posing with the American businessman with the post caption reading: "Dan the man dropping into the home tonight doing it the proper way."

One user commented: "No shorts allowed Liam," addressing the manager who had seemingly not enforced the dress code.

The comment prompted a reply from pub owner McGregor who said: "If ya've ten birds with ya you can rock shorts."

Bilzerian can be seen posing with seven models in another pictured posted by the pub manager, who wrote in the caption: "Charlie’s angels in the house tonight, loving Conor's establishment."

After enjoying a round of food and drinks, Bilzerian held a UFC championship belt while posing with his team of models, which was shared to the pub's official Instagram page.

Bilzerian who has built a fortune from playing poker, regularly updates his Instagram to share his lavish lifestyle with his 32 million followers.

After visiting the famous pub, the 41-year-old shared videos of himself partying and downing shots with a number of models.

The businessman previously claimed to have lost around $1 million after betting against McGregor in his 2020 fight with Donald Cerrone.

Bilzerian chose to back his fellow countryman at UFC 246, but Cerrone was defeated by McGregor in an impressive 40 seconds at the T Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

McGregor recently acquired another Dublin pub. The Waterside bar located in scenic Howth near the Yacht Club, is a perfect fit for McGregor who spends a lot of time cruising in his Lamborghini yacht.

The Waterside will be the third pub that the UFC fighter owns, along with The Black Forge in Crumlin and the Marble Arch in Drimnagh.

'The Notorious' first acquired The Black Forge Inn, a pub which he visited regularly before he became famous. McGregor has described the pub as more of a second home instead of a business venture.