Problem gambling online

[MarillionFan]

I bet you it's more than that.

Yep I reckon you're right. If I didn't have a gambling issue I'd be a multi-millionaire now, not just a millionaire.

[northernladyuk]

Yep I reckon you're right. If I didn't have a gambling issue I'd be a multi-millionaire now, not just a millionaire.

Whack your million on red and you've made it.

[northernladyuk]

Whack your million on red and you've made it.

No, black.

[MarillionFan]

Whack your million on red and you've made it.

No, black.

Feck it came in green!

[northernladyuk]

Feck it came in green!

Remortgage - double or quits.

[OwlHoot]

You lack the intellectual capacity to pull off a sneering metropolitan élite pose.

To properly pose one must be sure to include silly little accents on letters like "e"s, and I really can't be arsed

[woohoo]

I only bet when I go to the horses which is rarely.

Most people I know do that much betting e.g. very rarely or once/twice a year.

Ok my definition of casual differs from yours. There are people that will place a bet on a weekly basis, there are people that play literally every min of the day for the entire waking day, especially with casino type games.

There are a surprising number of older people that bet on a regular basis, never understood why.

[woohoo]

Ah, that's why I mentioned that a few "one off" bets (not subject to the deposit) would be allowed, precisely so casual "Grand National" betters would not be excluded.

But I agree my proposal probably wouldn't really be very effective.

Yep i understand but there are lots of different types of betting, you can bet on the outcome of the lottery, freekicks, penalties etc. You can play online casino games, where you may place several bets within one game.

[northernladyuk]

To properly pose one must be sure to include silly little accents on letters like "e"s, and I really can't be arsed

It's only 'AltGr' + 'e'. But it is unnecessary, so I will drop it.

[SueEllen]

Article about how people's data is harvested to encourage them back into gambling - https://www.theguardian.com/society/...y_to_clipboard