Profile : smellmacheese

Many Thanks for your comments ba.

I don’t generally comment on forums and things like this but I really feel it’s something that should be debated.

I’ve gambled since there was £1.00 jackpots (Moonbug etc….. sorry I’m really showing my age) and back then it was fun.  (Amusements were Amusements)

Up to the introduction of B3 machines in 2005 I really didn’t think my gambling was a problem then it went mental.

I never used to look at them (B3’s) and then one day I won £400.

Well, the rest is history.

Nowadays I’m not happy unless I get a four figure sum, which doesn’t happen very much.

Does the Bandit encourage my behaviour?  No, not at all.

But does it encourage others….. hmmm, I don’t know.

Seems the Bandit has been caught?

I’ve always enjoyed watching your videos on YouTube and thought you’ve been really fair with the advice regarding the pit falls of gambling.

The long toothed, of us all, know you don’t win but ‘temporarily gain’.

Don’t know if that the same for a professional but everyone needs to understand that these machines (which they were in my day) are designed to make money…. not give it out!

It’s just a bit more digital now.  The JPM is still one away, the same as the Rainbow Riches.

Amusements aren’t ‘amusements’ anymore and the multitude of remote digital casino is so accessible that you can lose vast amounts of money….. even though you don’t have it.

Gambling is so aggressive nowadays  There’s no fun or skill in it anymore.

I only joined your site a month or so but have watched your videos for some time but it doesn’t surprise me that YouTube are starting to clamp down.

I’m not saying that the PC brigade have went mad but I personally know how much money you can lose on line and I’m someone that has been around it for some time.

What does it look like to someone who has never seen or experienced the rush?