Silly boy

@LADbible TV why don't you do a stream with some of the people on here who are having difficulty getting out of this addiction and some of us who have not gambled today. I'd happily join one if it helps others

May i make an ignorant suggestion that may help ??? . Can a person become a "Zombie Debtor" for 7 years and be free ??? . Just "vanish" by having no communication for that period ??? . Then it's just leaves friends to pay off ??? . Because when the problem is analysed deeper .... and explained ... not only is it an illness ... the person just helps "Spinning The Wheel" for the company to increase profits ??? . The debts were unsecured ??? . I remember the government "releasing the cap" allowing the shops to hit the high street ... advertise ... and maybe "raise the winnings" ??? . I'm no expert and will remove the comment if it offends !!!

I think people like this is what make gambling look bad. I ended up scratching a winner for life ticket and lost it to my family that wanted to protect me from the "easy money", but had no intentions of blowing it away. That's just what most people make out of it, a massive borrowing operation where there is no way of ever affording your betting, doubling down with a too big to lose mentality, of course, this will end in tragedy. Invest in your own financial know how and knowledge to be able to afford the bets you are making and you will never be a gambling addict again. Of course, easier said than done. Thanks for sharing buddy.

@@francois-pierregalarneau3434 , it is a lot easier said than done for most gamblers!

@@markwolf9869 gambling is worse than drugs. If you want to ruin another country, legalize gambling.

That is a very valid point it is advertised everywhere, corruption is involved... can the government profit in anyway from the gambling governing bodies?

@@markwolf9869 I agree with you but it's the exposure that kids have to gambling through the ads.. it's out off control in Australia

No, gambling is fun and enjoyed by many. Just because some people ruin it, the rest shouldn't suffer.

I also think they should stop advertising gambling sites and the lottery.

You got this, bro. Day by day.

Stay strong

Just one small one can’t hurt.

God bless you

I bet you'll be alright.

He spent others money and didn’t pay it back.

I'm glad you have decent aural comprehension skills@@RA-wp6th

Serious addiction, whether it be drinking, drugs, sex, gambling, or something else, completely warps peoples' values and behavior. Oftentimes, it makes people do bad things. But it is a sickness. What this man did was bad, but it does not make him an irredeemable person.@@RA-wp6th

@@RA-wp6th yeah thats what its like when you are a gambling addict, its the same as borrowing money off someone for drugs when you know you are never going to pay them back.

I've done both, from today I'll be a better man

It is devastating thank God u didn't gamble also

Yep…Gambling is Stupid.

Are you a millionaire next door

Very sorry for your father's and your troubles. I have two young sons and I'm literally crying while i type this because I had the money for a new car and I lost it last night. I was way up... did I walk away though? No because no one crossed my mind that I'd affect. It's honestly embarrassing and I feel like I'm in a trance when it's going on. My friends tell me cash out come on man you're up... but I couldn't stop. At least that's how it felt. It's not physical pain, but it feels like it because how strong the urge is and it's legal which makes it accessible. I'm sincerely sorry for your father and I'm sorry myself to my own sons. I pray you can forgive him and he gets better. My dad died a few months ago and I think that is what got me back into it. Depression and just having no family to talk to. Sigh* God I want to never gamble again. I hope I never do.. I'm really going to try to be disgusted with it especially after watching this and reading your comment. Thank you for your candor

I literally had suicidal thoughts over it. Then I just looked in the mirror and I said... if you think losing that money is bad, the decision your contemplating is literally the most selfish and permanent act I could ever commit. So I'm here trying to get the strength of mind to stop.

Yeah man I mean it is literally like a drug, the way it's carefully designed to stimulate the brain the most, giving you the highest amounts of dopamine as quick and effortlessly as possible, just like cocaine for example. If you think about it everything is a drug ranging from caffeine to heroin or even like social media, the only difference from a mental perspective is how big of a hit they give you which will mainly determine how easily you get sucked in

So so true, iam in the same boat, wish I'd never struck a bet

thank you for your comment and advice. I am a young person that has now started to gamble small amounts and I can tell that its becoming unhealthy for me. I will listen to you and will never ever touch that machines.

Gambling addiction and drug addiction are the same things, the only difference is you can't get overdosed on Gambling otherwise both gives the high called dopamine, For a drug addict started by chasing the buzz then he ends up trying to stop the pain, For a gambling addict he always chasing the buzz, there are other ways to release the dopamine like doing something good for someone, a charity for a start.

Have you ever heard of Gabor Mate? He wrote a book called "Realm of Hungry Ghosts" he explains the emotions that motivate addiction and how to identify the urges and allow them to pass, if you are interested well worth a read.

Well done family first we are only on a short journey so enjoy every day with your love ones

Good for you 🙂. I tried playing Hold Em a few years ago, but I'm not good at math, so it really hurt my brain and it was exhausting.

Well done.

At least you realized it before you ruined your relationships with your children. Now you just gotta make up for a bit of lost time. Good luck brother.

Im exact same mate. Keep it up u neever truly win if your like me and this guy. Impulsive as fuck

What crap. The addiction is a compulsive disorder. Everyone has something wrong, look at all the fat people. It takes real work, not just accepting that "there's only this moment".

@Winifred You missed my point my friend. I was an addict for some 4 years with major depression, shame and negative self image. All I could think about was getting rid of the addiction so I was constantly fixated on a imagined future reality where I am free from gambling. Only after achieving that reality could life truly begin. Only then could I love and accept myself. This disconnection with the compssion for myself was keeping me locked in a cycle of fighting urges for a while and then having a massive relapse. I managed to stay clear for a couple months but nothing really changed. I was still feeling depressed. Then I relapsed again and only then did I change how I went about dealing with this addiction. For the first time I accepted myself how I was in that moment, wanting to change nothing. This ultimately led me to learn compassion for myself and the love inside me has grown so strong I naturally dont want to gamble anymore. I dont have to do anything anymore because letting go of the addiction comes naturally without effort. Hope this clarifies something and hope you had the patience to read it :)

You nailed it bro !

Well he isnt loanly, the guy has a gf, and women dont date loanly men, they can smell lonliness a mile off and it puts them off big time.

Very true. Thank you for understanding.

Lies again? Horse Face Gamble Bet

What did he get asked?

@@MaisyGregory mostly about his personal life now, about his wife and how she still married him even though she knew about his addiction

Have a punt lad.

Whack a fucking Acca on son

"The house always wins" very true words.

A lot of people get lucky in beginning and gets hooked. That's how it it for lots of folks I've seen. Some lost millions and some professionals lost billions. The saying "don't gamble what you can't afford to lose"...never really stick until it's too late :(

@@BDAILY365 I'm glad I had someone to instill that in me, honestly. I enjoy poker and blackjack, and when my dad saw that he told me I'll be okay as long as I never expect to walk away with any money I walked in with. To this day I go to the low-stakes tables about once a month, and that's it.

​@@staidenofanarchy yep, Even professional poker players all eventually ventured out to other businesses because they all lose in the end. Lots of them do drugs and drink and that also eventually break down. Now we got stocks and cryptos and that is also making lots of people bankrupt. It's just one thing or another. just got to learn to stay away from anything that starts to get addictive!

No you wouldn't have stopped. Because that exact moment when 500 turns into 34'000 is when your brain is flooded with such a rush that it creates a memory you'll chase forever. Winning this big is literally the worst thing that could happen to a person prone to gambling addiction. It's like shooting up heroin. Once you feel that rush.. you'll never forget. That's the problem.. you can't get the high and then stop. It's too late by then. You already know. And the brain doesn't forget experiences that intense.

The episode of South Park when they gamble at the Native American casino is a perfect illustration of the gambler's mind.

Same story brother

Same story..

Hey man you dont need to promise us anything, promise yourself for a better life you can defenetly get your life back and real friends a few people in every community have so you dont need to feel alone. I wish you the best and remember promises is always for yourself and one day at time cause no matter what we never know if tommorows comming.

Stay strong keep fighting

Goodluck brother

That saying is so true!

Facts

Thats very true. You better wish you loose your money the first day you play or you will get hooked like me. I turned $20 to 360 the first day I ever stepped foot into the casino. I got hooked so bad that after i went home i couldnt sleep and kept thinking of how easy it is to make money. As soon as I woke up the next morning i went to the casino again and lost 1000. I kept gambling for close to 1.5 years and lost around $10,000 and i will graduate a year late because of my past addiction. I havent gambled in 6 years now and my financial situation is the best its ever been.

@@jum3aa439I had a similar experience. I won £1,000 off of the daily free spin last year on sky vegas, went off on a different casino, gambled £300-400 then won another £1000. So overall on that day I made £2000 off of nothing, cashed it all out then continued gambling ever since as a secret habit. I recently slowed down and came to the realisation that I won’t win anything big any day soon.

Every time his lips moved was a lie, just a made up video for clicks. You really believe he staked over £50 grand on Mite Bite in the Gold cup🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 If you're interested iv'e got a bridge to sell.

You are young still, and with a enitre life in front of you, i am in the same situation but i 22 years old, and I lost almost 2000, the best way to stop gammbling its sawing videos like this, and understand that always its someone in worst situation that us, and putting in your head that that money is lost, period, and dont try to recovered in gambling. I inicially lost like 1000, and I always was thinking that i can recovered in the same way, gambling, but now I lost 1000 more trying to recovered the initial ones. I so sad, but I know that if try again I only gonna lost more. Its so sad, really. Hay una frase en español que dice: "la mejor apuesta es la que no se hace". Regards from Mexico

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That's it, don't make it to a bigger loss.

​​@@mycandy1103 i agree, lost over 7,5k and I'm only fifteenth

@@osedyqe2009 u said u were 17 and lost less money though?

He reveals how gambling addiction can get its claws into a person and take over then destroy their life. It’s a terrible addiction

It’s so crazy how most of us who have a gambling addiction became hooked in a similar way. The whole transformation into a full fledged degenerate is almost textbook.

The funny thing is you believe the story🤣🤣🤣 😅😅😅😅😅😅

He is a b*m. Do not follow his example. if you're awful at something just stop.

Please help me how can I contact them.i am also struggling

​@@blessingmurozvi60591800bets off

If that clown had over 50 grand on mite bite to win the gold cup then i had a million on it.

Have a flutter lad, it’s your time

Go on you know you want to.

Proud of you ❤

Nice to hear, John.❤ please trust in me, i am in dirtiest cesspool you can imagine

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@@Tripl0se Karma has a way of dealing with his type.

Glad you believed the story

shi, this is low key the same thing i'm dealing with

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It's easy to speak of weaknesses when you've made it all up

@@MC-nf3xs Save your judgements for someone else, they mean nothing to me.

@@MC-nf3xs I never said in my post that I did fully abstain. Do you or have you ever had a gambling addiction? If so then you'd know how difficuilt it is going from spending everything you have on a daily basis to spending £10 on bingo once every 6 months. So weird that you're even commenting. What sort of low person takes any oppurtunity to shit on someone when they're trying to help others? Need to take a look at yourself fella

It just takes one successful bet to get your life back

@@markxv2267 Not as an addict. It's like saying that a heroin addict just needs a really good hit to get over it. No matter how much I won I would still want to increase my bets and win more. The more you win the less buzz you get from winning at that level so it makes you want to increase bets. I was spinning £10 spins in the end, which when I think about that now is insane. every 2-3 seconds losing £10

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what a loser, wanted to end your life because of your fault and leave everyone behind, selfish af and if someone did hit you, you'd end up killing them too.

Respect brother

respect and deep thanks for writing this. Wishing you and your family all the best.

im in the same problem and dont know what to do anymore to get rid of this satan

@@kristijan465 please reach out to someone about this

A wasted life.

Same story like me mate 😢

So you're a "top student" who doesn't understand basic odds? Lmao typical for College students, honestly. You learned a bunch of nonsense but then think you can win at the casino. Absolutely zero street smarts of basic logical thinking. I wish you luck

@@vivelajonny Wonder who is the idiot. It was an addiction same as drugs. Money is just the means to get the adrenalin rush from gambling. But if you haven't had a gambling problem, then you won't understand as evidenced by your ignorant comment.

That's so sad man. Wish u the best.

pmsl

Words to truly ponder about....

or the best!

It’s such a paradox

Its such an intersting which im trying to understand. For me, when i win im not really that happy but when i lose money gambling i feel sick to my stomach. I absolutely hate it. Im so interested what kind of character gets so sucked into gambling.

nonsense you don't gamble to lose

So i guess my devil is my good friend lol. Bcs i am feel like i am addicted wanna keep playing with him in Overwatch 2 as Mercy and pocket him bcs he protect/save me as damage dealers

Just keep praying and stay connected to God.

God 😂​@@jasonramdas

Same here.

Glad you find comfort in these videos, talking about your problems can only help

SJ

This is an excellent comment,should be near the top. You're right there's no shame in seeking help I don't know why people have a stigma about this. If you feel you have a problem then talk to someone, anyone doesn't even have to be a professional.

Sign up to gamstop mate, and speak to your GP about CBT and addiction therapy. Get some hobbies, I started painting art... I had a 18hr a day casino habit... clean for about 8 years with 3 or 4 relapses

Excellent comment Jesus TR. glad to hear you’re doing good now 👍

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Massive respect to you mate! It’s definitely a silent killer! Problem gamblers often always keep it silent and bottle up all the emotions! It’s a crippling addiction and like you say it’s not always just the affects it has in the gambler themselves…it can ruin friendships, relationships, all sorts! If you’re somebody reading that comment or mine! Honestly trust me when I say that talking to people truly does help! the world may feel like it’s caving in on you sometimes but a problem shared is a problem halved!😁 Also people really do care and want to help 99% of the time! The pain and suffering from it doesn’t last forever and you can change your lives by acting out !👊🏻❤️

Very nice said bro

So true and well explained TW

Excellent analysis. If people didn't have a need to be loved, acknowledged, and valued by others they wouldn't do these things. The question then becomes, how can we love, acknowledge, and value ourselves?

Fun fact might bite is the name of the horse he bet on in the gold cup that lost

I'll look up the book. Thanks

@@snookerman that's very smart. Here in the Seattle area Washington State, there is a casino roughly every 15-20 miles. Currently I banned myself from the closest Five. I've never missed a bill in my entire life but I hate being so close to them where I can just go in for an hour or less and then lose control and walk out a loser. Now if I drive 60 miles to the closest one and get myself in trouble I was asking for it.

Stay strong 👍

i feel you, also 30+ not able to leave the house because i cant keep a job (what's the point if u lose all the money), low esteem, loneliness, and basically just like binge eating ,you binge gamble to suppress the negative feelings

I won more than $100k and lost most of it before my fiancée caught on and threatened to call off the wedding. It was extremely hard to overcome but then I started reading more into the industry, how it functions and the psychology behind it. Understanding that the "thrill" is essentially a drug called dopamine, where it doesn't matter if you lose $30k before winning back another $20k in your mind you have won $20k and that's all that matters, doesn't matter if the true numbers you are -$10k because you just won $20k. Once I understood all of that it's like a switch in my brain flicked the right way and I had zero interest in gambling. Sure, in theory if you are betting on sports you can have odds that exceed the probability but that's not guaranteed and unless you have unlimited money then you will probably destroy your mental health in the process. I know very few people can do it but It's not for me. I know gambling laws vary from country to country but where I live you have to have responsible gambling ads and they say "only gamble what you can afford to lose" but that is very vague, an addict could interpret that as spending 50% of their wage on living expenses and the other 50% on gambling. I wish that laws were required to talk about things like risk of ruin, the feeling of dopamine when you win a bet and the probability of the odds with the bookmaker overround (for example if team A and B are both paying $1.90 to win, the bookmaker is saying each team has a 50% chance of winning but for you to make money in the long run you would need to win 52.64% of the time) Education is key, if people knew all of this and didn't find out the hard way then there probably wouldn't be such a big issue with addicts and those people would be able to bet responsibly (if they even wanted to) And with that all said I did feel great shame at the time but after learning about everything I no longer felt ashamed because it's the way our brains are wired to work. If you know someone that's addicted do not try to shame them or make them feel guilty please try to help them understand this is why they are feeling like this and then hopefully they can re-wire their brain to overcome their addiction. And I married that woman and have 3 children with her

You have to just stop. Play the demo if you need it. You need to stop.

I was kinda in the same boat took me a while to stop but you gotta do it sooner than later try take up boxing / kick boxing something to take ur mind away from it each day it’ll get Easier

The worst part is bookmakers and casinos ban "winning" gamblers, And then run the whole Responsible Gambling but continue targeting and preying on the problem gambler to bleed them dry and ruin their lives. Terrible industry, But nothing will ever be done as they all pay big taxes to the government who look the other way.

Not accepting responsibility is also part of the reason why you have a gambling issue. It's not the Casinos fault for not checking in on you, it's up to you to determine when enough is enough. The fact that you won 50k after many losses, only to lose it all within the same day says it all. Also, your choice of game is poor. Roulette, keno, dice, slot machines, horse betting, etc. are all games that you should NOT even bother playing. If you want to actually make money stick to card games like Poker and Blackjack. OR just do yourself a favor and not play at all.

You are NOT an ahole, well you might be but not because of your gambling addiction, its your money , you havent gone out to harm anyone, i guess if you really want to be hard on yourself you could possibly say it was selfish but i wouldnt ! but you definatly are not an ahole.

@@mcpartridgeboy I hear you. It's more like I see it as being a disease you sign up for. All these things, drugs, gambling, there's no secret they're addictive. And there is a definite element of disease once you're headlong into one of these addictions. But unlike more traditional diseases, this one really stems from being an a-hole. Like if you remove that element, then I don't have this so-called disease. And it just feels weird, like "Oh look, there's Benny at the craps table again laughing. He must have got his disease back again." It just never quite hit my ear right.

You weren't being selfish, you were ADDICTED. Addicts can't control it by themselves. You're just regurgitating the nasty crap that ignorant people spout. It's the same as saying "Oh look what she's wearing, she's ASKING to be raped." No one asks to be raped, no one asks for an addiction. These companies spend millions convincing people to buy their products. It works.

@@SevenEllen Yeah. Saying it's a compulsion and not an addiction because it's not something you jones from is just like blaming rape on a scantily clad woman. You could have brought up like how someone who doesn't eat wisely can end up with heart disease. Like it's sort of connected to behavior, but still considered a disease. But you went with suggestive clothing justifying rape instead, where the connection is just a giant fog.

I concur with you.

One thing i know! Your parents would be proud you quit gambling! Bless you!

@@SosoLobi777 Yes thank you Soso. One of the reasons I comment on these videos is that I think its very important that whether a person is an addict or a friend or family member of an addict, they are not alone. Far too many people go through these experiences, and I believe it's important that we share our stories.

im in the same problem, hurting my parents and ppl who care about me, Im aware of everything but this desire of adrenalin hit is bigger then life it seems. Aware of everything but cannot get away of it.

Did you ever go voluntarily bankrupt in order to help clear the debt?

@@lawrencetrent3898 No, for years I had about 10-15 lines of debt I had to juggle every month. Half of which were payday loans. I personally think I almost became addicted to survival as well as gambling - which i know sounds a bit weird but my life was really just about surviving to gamble.

You can do it!!!! Sending positive vibes to you!

hang in there brother, it's tough, but i promise it's worth it

Exactly brother. People don’t understand how much this gambling shit really takes a toll on ur mental health. As a gambling addict who is in recovery right now, my I’m truly having all out wars with my mind every day. Whether it’s fighting off my urge to gamble or fighting off negative thoughts/emotions such as suicide. It’s tough man. It really is. The worst part is, these companies like fanduel and draft kings don’t bring up the consequences of gambling enough. They think those small ass lettering on the bottom of their ads is warning people. Like no, fucking put that shit in BOLD letters at the TOP or MIDDLE of the screen. I just vividly remember thinking to myself I would never lose control, but now here I am in gamblers anonymous and lost all the money I worked for. Gambling is a disease. It’s a disgusting disease. The worst part is, only people who have gone through this problem will understand. Unlike a drug or alcohol problem where “regular” people can understand that problem easier. Most people will just say “stop gambling” when it’s not that fucking simple. It’s disgusting addiction that you can’t just stop. Maybe once I get healthier in terms of mental health, I will try to make people more aware. Whether it’s starting a KZfaq channel or a podcasts. People need to be aware of how dangerous this gambling shit is. Especially SPORTS gambling where the integrity of the game is no longer there. There are too much money on these games for them to not to be rigged. Especially NOWADAYS because sports gambling is getting legalized in more and more places and it’s only increasing. I’ve put myself in the hospital because of this shit. And I don’t want others doing the same. Moral of the story is, please just don’t gamble. Just don’t. It’s not worth it. It will take ur sanity and peace of mind.

@@booshank2327you obviously have never had a sever gambling addiction as this is a simplistic way of looking at it. For most in these situations, money means nothing. You could have millions of dollars but it gets to a point where “winning” money doesn’t even matter, it’s the thrill of the bet and the escape it brings. With quitting gambling, it’s much easier said than done. It’s consumes everything

@@booshank2327 You truly don't understand that a lot of the times it isn't about money

Yep…and your loved ones don’t respect you anymore and don’t worry about you anymore.

@@booshank2327 this is the answer i have been looking for God bless

Cheering for your recovery, mate!

Yes, I also was sterile to the negativity over time, it would always be hurtful though one becomes void of emotion, I currently have opted to move on from the habit, I am non-bias to those who chose the lifestyle, though it had proved a negative experience for me due to my addictive personality and my ptsd causing me to approach it poorly and without a rational approach. It was an interesting segment you had presented here. Cheers.

you can actually beat the bookies if you know how, but yeh straight up gambling is just suicide

@@bobsmith3378 yeah I can imagine, but there’s so many scammers out there that 99% of people will just lose more money by falling for it. I know one person who’s made a significant profit, and that’s it, when the majority of my friends gamble

Did you manage to block yourself from all sites or 1 at a time? I've blocked myself from some and I move to the next down the road. Unfortunately found one where there is no blocking yourself. And it's the worst one. A cpl others I put temporary blocks and restrictions but then I still go back to them.

@@ianscreamsvideo in my country there is an option to exclude yourself from every casino both online and physical, and sportsbookies also both online and offline. becaue bookies are only allowed with a licence in here, it automatically blocks you for every belgian bookie that you can use.

@@jimskeuh can still go online and gamble on sites who dont care if ur self excluded..mostly based in malta

Happened to me these past 18 months. I won 250k in the stock makert and keyp chasing more for the high. Ended up losing everything and now I'm negative. It absolutely destroyed my mental health, finances and friendships. It's terrible

This happened to me. I won $7800 in my first 4 days NfL betting. Lost $30k+ in 1.5 years and definitely racked up a fuck ton of taxes that’ll make me wanna kill myself once I realize what deep shit im in. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone.

@@__-of3btsame I won 2 times on horse racing nice amount and thought to myself this is it then years later still chasing that high my wife left me 3 months ago and I'm in big debt with only my clothes on my back

Stop backing losers and that will change your mental health

great advice man👍👍

Thanks man

A hole in the wall🤣

It’s just swallows from you more than it gives to you. That’s the sad reality, just only take mere luck sometimes to eat much of their money.

God bles syou my friend I have recently also lost a huge amount as well for me I feel guilty a lot and have regretted God is always with us and for us go get some therapy my friend and pray daily..trust me it works and NEVER EVER GAMBLE AGAIN!!!

An addict is always an addict even if you stop for good, the problem is not the money, it's the self-control you can loos it anytime, it's like you are playing with the fire and saying it won't burn me or I have plenty of water around to deep my hand into,

Did you file for Bankruptcy for tax purposes bc I am likely going to have to do the same thing

Gambling is a choice, no one chooses to get cancer, or leukemia, or other diseases.

@@patrickmanway290 yes everything is a choice, you sound like you have lived a very sheltered life

@@tylerm2676 I dunno man, when I gambled the first time I did it hoping I'd become an addict and that it would ruin my life, didn't u?

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Anyone can tell a story and the most are complete lies, if you believe this man had over 50 grand on 1 horse then you're easily deceived.

50k on a horse is nothing. People bet millions of dollars on a horse/sports bet

Yep. For the men, the ads make it look cool, like james bond at the casino, ( you too can be like bond if you gamble with us) , and for the girls...its fun , sociable and party time, if you gamble with us. What a seedy way to earn a living.

@@Roundholesinsquarepegs bit of a different addiction and not really relevant to the conversation

@Roundholesinsquarepegs Gambling and Drinking are the only addictions that are allowed to be advertised and encouraged. You don't see QPR with a cocaine dealers number on their shirt

@@Roundholesinsquarepegs I feel like you’re missing why people dislike the current system. Using your example yes, the addict needs to take responsibility but if he kicked the addiction and the drugs were advertised mainstream day in day out then do you not understand why that is hard for an addict to stay off the drugs? Not saying ban gambling, but the ads are everywhere.

@@dh7314You’ve worded that a lot better than anyone else mate fairplay

Every gambler remembers the wins. I was the same. Got into online football gambling. Realised that I was dancing with the devil, and managed to stop. Personality is the same, but I spend the money on trinkets that I don't need. I'm almost 50, too. Mad?