Profile : The Bandit

notrege wrote:

Speaking from experience, if I’ve ever balls deep into a session, for arguments sake lets say £1000 and then managed to win it back, but then have to wait for the withdrawal to come back out in 3 days time it can cause some cash flow issues

how did you manage to deal with losing that amount of money – and then having to wait for it to trickle back on the withdrawl limits of X amount per month?

I’m sure i heard somewhere in your videos that you’ve had money stuck in accounts before? does this not affect your day to day? or is it just all one pot of “can afford to gamble and lose”

I don’t deposit any money anywhere at any time that i can’t afford to completely lose so waiting for anything to come back in the form of a withdrawal is a complete bonus and does not impact my day to day life.

Think of it like this.

Say i started this thread with a tenner, got myself up to £60 happy days. Carried on playing the game, got myself up to £100. After a period of 11 days i managed to get myself up to a monstrous £1,000 but then on day 12, it really ripped me a new one and at one stage i had lost the grand and was a tenner down, well, £3 down as i had £7 left but then miracles happened and i managed to get all the way back to a grand up.

Everyone that is giving me “you need gamstop”, “you’ve lost touch with reality” and all this and that, are you all still saying it? Gambling is relative to your own personal situation, it just so happens that my current situation on this game makes my output a x100 version of what i just wrote above but figures wise, X stake wise, it is exactly the same.

andymcghee wrote:

Well in Mr Reel King!! Epic comeback. Out of interest when you’re depositing so much does the casino ever contact you to question if you are sure you want to redeposit? At land based casinos I’ve had<span style=”font-size: 1rem;”> £5K out at the cage and when I’ve gone back for more they’ve questioned IT, from a responsible gambling point of view I assume. Just wonder at what stage or deposit level you’d have to be at for that to happen online, if at all. Congrats on the clawback. Watching and reading these threads is helping me in my attempts to quit gambling so thank you mate. </span>

They used to, i think they do it a few times and then expect that it is your usual pattern. I mean, that much, isn’t quite my usual pattern but i have been heftily involved on there before, £84k, £60k etc

I don’t think anyone is mad enough to push to try and get to that figure is the thing Cat, like if you were £700 in and you topped it for £25,600 – you’re off to the pub haha