Double or Nothing

Forty knots is a cruising speed, not a top one, aboard Double Or Nothing: this Pershing was built to move fast and be used that way, not admired at anchor. Pershing delivered her in 2017, and a run of recent updates keeps her ready for exactly that kind of use.

Build and provenance

She is a monohull sport yacht, delivered in 2017 at 82 feet, or 25 metres, and 77 gross tons. No refit is recorded for her, though her recent history includes a repaint in white pearl over charcoal grey and updated interior bar fittings, the kind of refresh an owner makes to keep a fast yacht looking as sharp as she runs.

Layout and accommodation

Six guests are accommodated in three cabins, with a crew of three to run her: a tight, sport-yacht complement built around speed rather than a full hotel programme below decks.

Performance and engineering

Two engines producing 5,276 horsepower apiece give her a 40-knot cruise, true sports-yacht pace for covering distance quickly. She has also spent time stored in freshwater, which spares a hull and running gear the corrosion that saltwater berths cause over time.

Where she lies and how to see her

Fort Lauderdale is where Double Or Nothing lies, and Boatcrowd is glad to walk you through her there. Accept an offer and we line up the survey and sea trial that follow.