If your point was the notional ($2 billion value of the assets underlying my bet) has little to do with the actual money I risked, $10, then you're welcome.
If your point was that I was in danger of losing the notional value, then you're still confused.
Just as you were confused about the possibility that taxpayers are on the hook for $55 trillion in possible losses based on the notional (not real or actual, see definition #4) value of the derivatives in question.
Let me know if there's anything else I can explain to you to reduce your confusion.
Always glad to help.
Aside from the counter-logic of betting upon Chicago Bears victories as an economics prosperity means; do the Chicago Outfit’s bookies accept derivatives in lieu of cash?