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#61 yorkstar

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Posted 26 February 2013 - 07:05 PM

Well done to everyone who has stayed of the fruits e.t.c still no gambling f me and hard for me to believe but it will be 2 months on friday i thought not possible, also didnt realise how much time i spent gambling be it on the fruits or on line, and the hard thing is finding other things to do to fill in all the time i spent gambling, stuff like going to gym, playing the emus ps3 watch more movies e.t.c.

 

Whish me look on friday as im of to blackpool for a few days to se a gig and other stuff so a stern test it will be, on the plus side when i went last year there wasnt to many classics left around so i will be less inclined to play the 500 jackpot or usual deal or no deal crap, but if i do stumble on a classic and have had a canny few pints i wil end up being tempted we will se.



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Posted 26 February 2013 - 07:16 PM

Well done to everyone who has stayed of the fruits e.t.c still no gambling f me and hard for me to believe but it will be 2 months on friday i thought not possible, also didnt realise how much time i spent gambling be it on the fruits or on line, and the hard thing is finding other things to do to fill in all the time i spent gambling, stuff like going to gym, playing the emus ps3 watch more movies e.t.c.

 

Whish me look on friday as im of to blackpool for a few days to se a gig and other stuff so a stern test it will be, on the plus side when i went last year there wasnt to many classics left around so i will be less inclined to play the 500 jackpot or usual deal or no deal crap, but if i do stumble on a classic and have had a canny few pints i wil end up being tempted we will se.

 

I went to see Iron Maiden a while back in Nottingham (July 2011) - guess which idiot ended up losing a few hundred in the casino after and getting a Domino's afterwards to make himself feel better... at about 4am :)

 

It'll be tricky, but do what I do - when you fancy a gamble, do an analysis of pros and cons in your head. Think about how you've felt previous times you've lost control, and use that to talk yourself around :)


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Posted 26 February 2013 - 09:53 PM

Yeh i wil do that just so many fruties there hopefully be to busy doing other stuff plesure beach,the gig e.t.c  although might catch a cheeky tram to fleetwood to the harbour lights arcade with the classics in. :nah:



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Posted 27 February 2013 - 10:04 PM

Easy to relapse. It's how you deal with it. I've been off the fruits for about 5 years. Then, the other week, waiting for a mate in  a pub, put a "couple of quid" in. Lost £80 in about 15 mins. Guess you never lose the urge completely.

 

Not been near one since. Did a bit of OT to make back the £80. Didn't really need the cah, but it's important to me as a reminder that I slipped up.

 

Good luck to all - it's a twisty road but the jackpot of not playing is the best you'll ever win :)



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Posted 01 March 2013 - 11:25 AM

It's been 4 months now since I touched a £70 Jackpot machine and I feel a lot better for it. I still gamble a little yes, but it's nowhere near how bad I was. I just stick mainly to £5 machines and when my cash is gone, it's gone. No more days of taking lots out a cashpoint just to feel comfortable, there are more important things in life!

 

Do I have any more money though? Actually no...That's because most of my other interests have taken up the bankroll...I DJ now, I've spent a good 500 on CDJs and a mixer, and then I have to buy my CDs to burn, USB sticks, and the music of course. Other things I've done are get more takeaways, as I don't have to put any serious money aside for fruit machines anymore. So when I feel too lazy to cook, I think nothing of knocking on a housemates door and seeing if he wants to order something. And the quiz machines. I do enjoy playing these, games usually last a while and I just like learning all the 'important' facts. Sometimes I just sit down and have a session on Million Pound Drop, never lost more than a tenner going for the Jackpot.

 

We've got a number of Japanese students come over as well, so where I would usually go to the library on Wednesday and just do any Japanese study alone, now I normally go to the SU bar with some of them for a more group study session, have a couple drinks(non alco) and shoot some games of pool as well. So I don't have a huge sum of money more, but I know that it is mostly money well spent now.

 

Anyone who is giving up all forms of gambling, you'll do well and feel so much better for it! Ganbatte kudasai!

 

Seems like you are doing well - I'm not in a position to be able to consider £5 machines, or any other form of gambling though. Been there before, I think it was when I have up a few years ago, went on the £5 ones in Bridlington, obviously timed it badly, and got annoyed that my money barely lasted 10 minutes (£20 or so), you can imagine what happened next (cashpoint e.t.c.!).

 

I've been thinking about driving to a few places near here - Skegness, Heacham, Hunstanton, and Great Yarmouth - but no offence to those places, I'm struggling to think of things to do there without gambling.

 

There's a Mecca meet coming up - I can't really go to that as it would be ridiculous someone turning up and not playing! :)

 

As for not having more money - it either goes one of two ways, same with people who give up smoking. You can either hoard the money, or treat yourself. I bought myself the new tablet lappy, but I also decided to break my M11x lappy for spares, so that'll easily cover the cost of the tablet. 

 

Yeh i wil do that just so many fruties there hopefully be to busy doing other stuff plesure beach,the gig e.t.c  although might catch a cheeky tram to fleetwood to the harbour lights arcade with the classics in. :nah:

 

I still don't feel capable of doing that without having a full-blown relapse, and couldn't recommend someone else do it. Does feel like you've already made your mind up though :)

 

Easy to relapse. It's how you deal with it. I've been off the fruits for about 5 years. Then, the other week, waiting for a mate in  a pub, put a "couple of quid" in. Lost £80 in about 15 mins. Guess you never lose the urge completely.

 

Not been near one since. Did a bit of OT to make back the £80. Didn't really need the cah, but it's important to me as a reminder that I slipped up.

 

Good luck to all - it's a twisty road but the jackpot of not playing is the best you'll ever win :)

 

Good to see someone who has given up for about 5 years - It's very early days for me - the idea of not playing for 5 years sounds unbelievable :D

 

£80 in 15 minutes is about right these days, it's insane isn't it? Fact with me is, once I start to lose quickly (such as I've picked a totally dead machine) it drives me to put more money in out of frustration / disbelief. One of the reasons I'm determined not to touch them again!

 

 

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It's MARCH!!! That means I've survived two whole months (although admittedly February is a shorter month) without any form of gambling. No money wagered.

 

I do feel I've probably overestimated my progress so far. Take the pull-tabs and dad playing the clubbers for example - I do still wish I could play them. Tickets less so, because I've not seen dad hit a large win since the ones I mentioned back in early January. Ouch. I've actually been (seriously!) asking a higher power just to give him a large winner some nights, just to save him buying more. Go back to the beginning of the thread, and you'll see that he had several £250 winners on the pull-tabs in a short space of time. Bugger all since then though.

 

It's making me feel better for not having played them, but also feel sorry for him. I guess it helps me to see how people saw myself when I was in the grips of it. Did I mention the night when I put £450 or so into the £1 pull-tabs? It basically started off as me intending to get £20 worth, and ended up being a man Vs machine challenge, which I lost in pretty spectacular style.

As far as the club machines go though, there's that niggling feeling I have. When I stopped gambling, I was doing well on the club machine (DOND Red Mist). I don't know *what* the other punters were doing to it - actually, I do - there's several players in there who put £500 in to get £250 out, and still do on a regular basis. They brag about the fact they've 'won' £250, conveniently neglecting to mention the £500 they put in originally, and walked out leaving me a bucket-load of afters. All played it on £1 and thought I was an idiot for playing on 25p, despite the fact I was doing very well off it indeed.

 

So, there's still some temptation there. I'm doing well at blocking it, but am still getting the 'side effects' of doing so. Feel a little agitated at the time, but that's to be normal when part of you desperately wants to do something and you have to refuse. Not been in an arcade since (no need to), have been in pubs with £70 machines and haven't actually been tempted by them. It's mainly the Club Red Mist, based on the fact I was doing well from it, working out local player habits e.t.c... can't play it though. At least I can't lose this way!!

As said above, I'd love to play £5 machines and 'classic' machines, but I just know it would result in a full blown relapse. I've had that before when I've made attempts to give up - a little 'flutter' suddenly opens the floodgates and everything turns to crap! :)


Edited by Bencrest, 01 March 2013 - 11:27 AM.

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Posted 01 March 2013 - 10:46 PM

what a beautiful story



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Posted 02 March 2013 - 09:47 PM

Well done for lasting 2 months Ben - now of course is the tricky part :)...



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Posted 03 March 2013 - 05:36 PM

Well, dad and another bloke went halves on the tickets last night, and got the £150 (so £75 each) from £40 stake (£20 a piece). Managed to only be a fiver down, as before that £40, he'd put £40 in of his own money on other columns. He's now adamant he won't play them again, but I've heard it so many times before. In all honestly he can do whatever he likes, it's just that when people always say 'I'll give up [insert activity here]' and they last a single day, it's a bit silly. 

 

I'll support him no matter what,if he starts playing them straight away that's absolutely fine with me, it's his money. I can't say much as I've done £450 in one night on the £1 tickets before, I've borrowed money to play them and all the rest. I do hope he cuts the tickets out though as they really have become a joke in terms of payouts recently - I doubt he's even had a 10% return over the past month, and I've seen him stake about £1000 over that time.

 

Regarding me, still not playing. Happy when he got the £150 even if it was a 50% split (it was nice to see a major prize - given the previous 4 weeks I'd begun to doubt if the winners were even in there!!), although it still meant he was down overall.

 

One of the biggest issues, is that dad and I have been gambling together in pubs for as long as I can remember. With both of us quitting, it'll barely be worth going out. No bad thing, being in a routine of going out drinking 7 days a week hasn't done either of us a great deal of good over the past 15 years. Even when I gave up, or was trying to cut down, he was the first person to jump in and offer to loan me money (generous - but not particularly useful!)

 

I love him (obviously), but can trace a lot of my gambling issues to my relationship with him over the years!


Edited by Bencrest, 03 March 2013 - 06:30 PM.

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Posted 12 March 2013 - 07:16 PM

FAIL. 

 

Right, well, I ended up in an arcade today, and while it's not a lot of money involved (£10), I feel somewhat disgusted with myself.

 

I had to take mum in to town for a haircut, because she's disabled she needs someone to get her to the hairdressers, then I normally leave her there, come back after 45 mins or so. Today dad wanted to drive us there, which was fine, but meant I was stranded in the town centre waiting for her. 

 

If I had my sensible head on, I'd have gone to Wetherspoons next door and got a couple of cups of coffee, perhaps even a snack, and read a paper or done something on my phone. What actually happened is I walked around town in circles for about 20 minutes, and somehow convinced myself I'd go in the arcade for a minute, just for something to do (not to win money) and get in the warm, out of the snow. 

 

I went on 2 old Bell Fruit machines, one was actually a recent rebuild of Golden Winner on £5 jackpot, and the other was the old Bars 'n 7s on £4 or £5 jackpot - never found out which.

 

After about 10 minutes, I still had my original tenner. I must admit that actually, like a complete idiot, I was enjoying myself. Bit of retro slotting, quite a nice game. I had a couple of minutes left and decided to try the £35 jackpot DOND which as a 10p single winline option. Suffice to say the £10 didn't last long once I stuck it on 50p enhanced spins. I went to the change desk to get another tenner, and just as I headed back to the machine, mum called and she'd just finished. 

 

So... total losses this year are £10. Like I said it's not the monetary value of the loss, it's the fact I was stupid enough to go in an arcade, and the fact I did change another tenner - and if I had longer I'd no doubt have staked even more.

 

It's annoying because I've had absolutely no intention to gamble until now - I've not gone to arcades, bookies, deposited online - today was a combination of boredom (it was past 5pm and there was bugger all to do), poor weather, and a really totally stupid lack of judgement on my part.


Edited by Bencrest, 12 March 2013 - 07:20 PM.

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Posted 12 March 2013 - 09:01 PM

Well, at least you are being honest about it and you know exactly why it happened and you are disgusted with yourself over the incident, so there are a few positives to take from this.  :)

 

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Posted 12 March 2013 - 10:03 PM

Indeed, and we all lapse sometimes. Hopefully you'll find the gaps between lapses are longer each time. Over a year between my last £80 and the one before so this is totally to be expected. You know what you did and a bit why - all part of the learning experience so don't be too hard on yourself...



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Posted 12 March 2013 - 11:28 PM

Been trying to pack it in for 2013 myself too, couple of slips but really think im done now. Doing it a lot less than I have (thus havent been posting here). 

 

My main thing is if I give up fruity's, I will eventually crack and gamble online, using blocking software now and not taking much cash down the pub so I don't get tempted and I can remember how much I have blown away.

 

Today was a complete Sh1tter though and it would of probably annoyed a lot of you, had you been in the situation.

 

 

 

Put some cash in the bank and went off to the pub for a quick pint or 2. Bumped into this complete idiot I used to hang around with a while back. I guess when I did hang around with him I considered him as a friend. In reality though he was nothing but greedy and a complete idiot. I remember the days when he would meet me for a few beers, after about 2 pints he would claim he's got no cash left, so I would offer and go and buy him a pint.... About an hour later he would slipup and take his wallet out and I would have a glance at a big wad of notes :o. Not once did he get me any drinks back...

 

He was in the pub n sat with me, I thought I may as well have a drink with him as I barely see him (thankfully)

 

Anyway back to what happened.

 

Got a pint and had about 4 quid in change and a £20 note left. hadn't had a gamble in about a month so decided to have a quick go on "karate quid" (The usual type of machine in pubs now... DOND style offer feature).

 

1st quid @ 25p a spin got me up and the board seemed generous. From the way it was playing it seemed the previous player had lost a fair bit and it felt like jackpot or a high win was near.

 

After I used my change I put the £20 in, £1 a spin. Was down to the last £10, then got up and got the mega board unlocked. I decided to carry on until question mark and then play the mega board (DOND offer game)... landed on question mark, but the soddin thing wouldnt let me play it... I then looked at what was in my cashpot and it was £34... again I couldnt take it due to the question mark, had I noticed it was at £34 before I would of taken it..... Question mark was game over :(.

 

Last tenner and still at £1 a spin. 1st spin turned reels red (basically keeps number trail held until you win something or actually get up on the board). It was up to 7 with the numbers, just 1 more needed.... then on reel 3 it showed the jackpot symbol in the middle twice (Each time it shows in middle on 3rd reel it upgrades the possible start... so when the board started I would of had "Mega" start... the best possible start).

 

Guaranteed that would of been a £50+ board. So yea, 1 more number needed, about 5 £1 spins left. No number, no number.... last spin.... No number....

 

I knew it only needed a few more spins, so I asked that guy I bumped into to just stand by the machine and not let anyone on it so I could go to the cashpoint across the road and take out some cash.

 

Took out £30. Was only gone 5 mins.... came back and he was still stood by it.

 

Put £20 in.... and WTF!? The reels were no longer red, the "mega start" light had gone out and the trail was no longer on 7..

 

 

I asked the guy why the hell did it do that? It should have been how I left it..... He then told me he put 50p in and had 2 spins when I was at the cashpoint..... Whyyyyy? It was only a few £1 spins away from the mega board and he went and prevented that by having 2 25p spins when I was getting money out to play again.

 

 

It seemed to of played crap after that, blew £20 of what I got out of cashpoint, only 1 board which killed me right away... In total that made it nearly £50 down... really pee'd off.

 

 

 

In a way its reminded me how crap fruity's are.... but I couldnt believe that guy... Lost out on a decent board because he put in 50p. Wouldnt surprise me if he had actually won something big while I was at cashpoint



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Posted 13 March 2013 - 07:14 PM

Well, I've come to realise over the past 24 hours that it wasn't a serious lapse, more a moment of madness. I really don't know what I was thinking.

 

What did concern me is that after that silly 'lapse', I was in the club with dad last night, and came so close to going on a machine in there. I mentioned to dad, he told me not to bother (or words to that effect), and I felt fine after. I did have quite a strong 'urge' to go on them though. I really can't put my finger on what caused it, just need to keep an eye on it. 

 

Sparkz : That's a nice story. Well, not nice, but honest and I suppose it's opened your eyes to a simple fact - basically he ripped you off. I know quite a few 'nice' gamblers, like myself - but I also not plenty of complete a**ehole gamblers, like the one you mention above. He clearly didn't just have 2 x 25p spins - if anything, he probably took £50 > £140 out. Sounds like you, like me, are a 'nice' gambler, and unfortunately the two don't really mix.

 

What makes it worse for me is the fact he was still waiting by the machine, and was so 'ballsy' about the fact he had shafted you out of a reasonable amount of money. That's quite a common behaviour among gamblers (along with sharking, distraction, e.t.c.)

 

I've had people on here tell me before that 'once you put your money in, you forfeit any rights to that money, fairness, e.t.c.' - which *is* true, but people like that really are complete cocks. You know that now anyway.

 

I guess the simple thing is to not to gamble #:)


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Posted 13 March 2013 - 07:40 PM

Don't worry about your slip up, we've all been there I've tried loads of times in the past once saving a roses jar with over £500 in change back in the early 90"s bought a keyboard with it then I became 'bored' in the pub and started again, its easier for me now as can't go out as much due to young kids, but the online slots are only a click away, so as said before I only leave approx 20 in bank for onliine when its gone its gone
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Posted 13 March 2013 - 10:38 PM

Unlucky bencrest at least was only a tenner ive not fallen of wagon yet, went to blackpool the other week to see slash gig and didnt play no fruites didnt have much chance really was to busy having a laugh enjoying beer and the music.

 

Skyvegas are upto their tricks again they put 10 pound birthday bonus into my account tempted to load up viz,lady luck charms or whatever but no i will not surrender after spend it by tomorow so will probly just put it on a daft futy bet, this is the only form of gambling ive let myself do and that is very rare never big on betting, but a free tenner is a free tenner.



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Posted 13 March 2013 - 10:44 PM

All depends on how you handle the slip up ben im sure most of you and me included have a relapse and fall back to the old routine back online back to the arcade e.t.c supose its a case of brush yourself down and go again, i still have big urges to play online or in the arcades was a big part of life for other 20 years and not easy to brush under the carpet, as ive said before sites like this and others and the fruit emulators do help.



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Posted 14 March 2013 - 02:16 PM

Found out this morning I've got a new job, starting next week. It's a night shift and covers Thurs > Sat nights, so at least I'll have some cash coming in!

 

In some ways, that will present it's own challenges. Disposable income has been tight the past few months, so getting back into work means more money, and perhaps more 'willingness' to gamble. Will try my hardest to not playing anything, but until my first wages hit my account, it's impossible to predict how I'll feel!

 

Back to how I was pre-slip up. No desire what-so-ever to go to an arcade or anything. I think I was unlucky in that it was a collection of circumstances (being bored, being stuck in town, bit of snow, and me being a cock) that ended up in my last visit. At least I've now learned that's the worst thing to do, and if I find myself in that situation again, I'll pop into Wetherspoons, at least I can grab a coffee or something and have a sit down without having to gamble. 


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Posted 14 March 2013 - 06:32 PM

All this sounds eerily familiar to me and no doubt most of the people on this forum. I started playing fruits when I was ten, first 'helping' an old fella at the cricket club and then progressing to stealing money out of the till in my parents shop as a teenager (not proud of that). At uni in the early 90s I fell in with a couple of players who knew some emptiers (mainly Ace machines lining up the numbers on the reels not the fruits which some silly sod at ace forgot to tell the CPU to count as a win). I therefore financed my degree through gambling and even left with a profit, so all my associations with fruits are positive, as opposed to my associations with spread betting which thankfully are all negative having twice very quickly lost £100 on their 'freeplay' offers. But as time has gone on it became more and more obvious that I was a 'problem gambler' who should really cut it out completely - people like me cannot play the occasional tenner and walk away. 

 

My father was an alcoholic who took himself into the priory and spent 11 years dry before he died. I never really gave him enough credit for that, probably because as an atheist I was offended by the whole AA thing (and GA and NA for that matter) of claiming that you are powerless to help yourself and have to pray to a god to restore a normal way of life. This is utter claptrap of course, but if it helps someone I am not going to get in their way. So addictive, or destructive behaviour is in the genes.

 

If you haven't already Bencrest, I recommend you read 'Addiction is a choice' by Jeffrey Schaler. It's a brilliant book that takes as its theme that the cure for the 'disease' of gambling, or alcholism, is simply 'stop it'. Hence he explains lucidly why addiction is not a disease, just one of many destructive behaviours that humans enjoy. If you REALLY want to stop, you will. He explains this by use of a simple analogy - put an alcoholic's favourite drink in front of him and say 'drink that and I'll shoot you through the head'. Of course they will not take the drink, because the downside is brought sharply into focus. With drinking and gambling, where the downside is a hangover or an empty pocket you cannot really focus on the bigger picture, where your family is destroyed, you are ravaged by debt and ill health etc. 

 

If you really want to stop gambling forever you should probably not even come on here. Unfortunately, like Vec said, the country is gambling crazy because successive governments have enjoyed the massive tax windfall that he gambling act of 2007 brought them by allowing bookies and online casinos to advertise. If you watch sport on Sky every second ad is for betfair, ladbrokes or another online casino, and if you watch daytime telly it is full of bingo ads aimed squarely at the stay at home mums. It is IMPOSSIBLE to live in this country without being offered a gamble many times a day, which makes giving it up very hard indeed. 

 

Stay off the slots and the rest of it, treat yourself to some new clothes or a holiday instead!

 

Cheers

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Posted 19 March 2013 - 10:53 PM

I have now stopped all forms of gambling completely.

 

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Posted 20 March 2013 - 12:00 AM

I have now stopped all forms of gambling completely.

 

All the best to everyone quitting!

Good job you aren't going to the next Birmingham meet-up then too mate... it certainly would've put temptation back in your way. :)


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