Paul Ramnora Gambling

WON £5.00+ Just as the day was ending...I decided to do some FREE bets at: Coral/William Hill/ Ladbrokes. I think, I won some money at Coral...; but, only just mere pence. I won £5.30 at William Hills...; the which total I immediately withdrew...it being over the minimum one is allowed to withdraw...which is £5.00 minimum. WENT BACK IN TO GAMBLE, AGAIN Only trouble there was with that one win...; I was instantly 'tempted' to go and gamble some more.  So, I decided this time to invest £10.00 on Ladbrokes Premium Roulette(one of my favourite games). The usual 'up/down' Roller Coaster ride...at one point my money went up to reach £16.++. Only that's when I started to believe I was thoroughly 'invincible'...so didn't wish to 'stop' gambling...; just collect the money and run.  Continuing to gamble, further...I ran into a spot of some seriously bad luck...where I was betting on 'black'...and, 'red' came up 8 times in a row...; each tim...

WAS WINNING.../THEN, LOST EVERYTHING   I continued betting with the £30.00 I'd won from yesterday...; by playing Ladbrokes Premium Roulette. ----- My total went 'up/and, down'... I think, at it's height I was 'up' £50.00+. At it's lowest I was down to: £6.xx. Still continued playing...betting really 'high' when my balance became too low...; and, then, luckily it won. ----- But, at a certain point, I found I could not get back up past the £25.00 mark...; and, eventually, everything went down, down, down...; to when I found myself left with just £2.10p left...; -(I think, there was a run of 6 x black/when I was betting on 'red'...; and, each time doubling up when I lost...; just increased my loosing total)- ...that's when I decided to hell with this...; finally, I quit! ----- GOT TO SET SOME STRICT RULES...IF YOU DON'T WISH TO LOOSE EVERYTHING  One needs to introduce 'stop limits', I'm afraid...if you wish to leave gambling ...

I have to pay for a yearly 60+ FREE London travel pass. -(I should have sent them proof of address/and, £10.00 to renew, yearly; but, unfortunately, I seemed to have missed that email reminder.)-  The cost of renewal is £35.00. As I only had £10.00 inside of my bank a/c.; therefore, I decided to gamble to see if I can make up the rest of the money. I deposited £10.00 into my Ladbrokes a/c.;  choose to play the game: Premium European Roulette. The usual 'up/down' story...; but, at the end of the day, I came away with a winning total of £30.00(or, 300% gain).  

Today, my bank a/c balance said: £50+.  Then I went and did some shopping at Crown Point Lidl Supermarket in West Norwood...the balance when I came back home said just: £27.00 left. But, I was meant to keep, at least, £44.00 balance in there...; in order to pay for my Dulwich Picture Gallery 'friends' yearly membership fee. - https://www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk Honestly, I couldn't 'resist' going out and buying myself some food; as food stocks were getting really low . ----- I brought some biscuits:- - sweet biscuits 2 x packets of chocolate biscuits - salt biscuits: Chedder thins ...together with some food:  1 x packet of Sausage Rolls 3 x Mangos 1 x easy peeler tangerines. 1 x packet of porridge 3 x packets of cereals 5 x jam doughnuts 1 x carton of milk 1 packet of 2 small green cabbages ...basically, the stuff I brought cost on average around £1.00 each; so, I wasn't totally freaking out as I brought more and more stuff. However, I was really surprised ...

When I tried signing into my Ladbrokes a/c.;  I saw that there as a £2.xx balance. I decided I wish to withdraw this sum, immediately, right away. Only trouble there is...the minimum amount you can withdraw is £5.00. So, this meant I had to deposit into my Ladbrokes a/c £5.00; in order to be able to withdraw the £2.xx funds won; bearing in mind, that the minimum deposit is £5.00. ---- Only when I went and deposited in the £5.00;  -(thus, leaving me with a £7.xx balance)-; my mind said why not go and do some Roulette gambling, first; before withdrawing any money. So, I went ahead...; and, initially, made small bets...10p/20p; and, if it lost I then 'doubled up'...until when it won; a gambling strategy which paid off for a while. Only, one can not rely too much on the strategy of, always, 'doubling up'...; as, sometimes, your money runs out completely due to repeated 'losing'. In this case, I bet on 'red'...; and, I believe 'black' came up  somethi...

I started gambling Saturday evening, maybe, 7 PM...; and, stopped Sunday morning at around 2:40 AM. I decided to deposit £10.00 into both Ladbrokes/William Hill playing my favorite game, Roulette. The Ladbrokes £10.00 just simply 'vanished'...and, in almost next to no time...?! That is to say, I recall it went up at one point...; but, mostly, went down...until there was nothing left...just a few measley pence...which is when I gave up. The William Hill £10.00 grew and grew...very slowly...0.25p at a time; until, eventually, I became utterly impatient...and, started betting high...instead, of doubling up/I tripled up...which caused me to triple my losses/as well as, triple my gains...; then, I found my total balance was going all over the place...at one point it had said £49.75/and, at another point, £2.25...?! Then, it went back up to become a 'round' £50.00(which I already decided was my goal of the evening). That's when  I decided I've really had quite enough ...