dude you guys are amazing pls never stop the podcast

Amazing podcast Jack. Need another podcast with Pie!

I was addicted to gambling once, I sold my best mates shoes to put a bet on a horse. And broke into a racetrack holding stable to try sabatage the competition by feeding em KFC. It's a terrible life I don't reccomend it.

Props to the dude for talking about it. FYI The body releases adrenaline when you 'nearly' win, or a 'near miss' so to speak. A lot of people are addicted to the habitual adrenaline release. So even when they do win shit loads of money, they're never satisfied and feel the urge to gamble again.

Honest guy enjoyed this 1 but felt awfull when he's describing the losses he had and how it effects not just the gambler but the family and friends good luck to you pie 💪💪

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Legend? What by been some millennial talking about his gambling addiction no sympathy for the people around him FAMILY what so ever probaly stole lied and whatever else ! The lad said he still plays poker 😂 as Roy Keane would say .... do me a favour 👍

@@stanleygoodspeed8816 shut up

@@stanleygoodspeed8816 be quiet you peasant

@@stanleygoodspeed8816 I agree with you

Someone once told me, ‘I heard you finally got rid of your addiction.’ I smiled and said, ‘No, addiction doesn’t work like that. Once you have it, you will always have it. I just choose not to feed it.

Congrats mate keep taking everyday as it comes and speak out if you’re getting tempted

well done lad. you’ve got this!!

Well done mate for not betting since 2019.Keep it up. Never forget the misery it brings us all.

Congratulations man that's good stuff

Personally I think you can still be a gambling addict when all you want is the money. Eventually you lose all concept of money and huge bets start to feel like $5 bets

@@Revix4 yeap

Gambling money is 10 pence a bucketload….just another stake

I am gambler who makes a living from betting on Tennis and greyhounds. You lose when you have no strategy that works. And no patience to wait until its time to win. This is why less than 1% of gamblers are successful. Over 99% of gamblers can't wait to win. And a gambler without patience. Is doomed to lose..

@@fender1000100 100%, I just gamble for fun (up $500 on the year), but I'm not patient and could get higher profits if I was more patient. It's that bit of dopamine you get from a win that makes you wanna bet on something else the very next day, but you gotta stay smart and hold if there isn't a good bet.

😂

Not so giggleygiggs

@@willharvey915 wtf is gigglygigs

@@merryethan2497 stevies old gamertag when he was a kid

yeah, another one will finish him

Keep donating so he can gamble

He’s a beefy fella

Beat me at fifa and got his followers to message me and call me a nonce .... as well as defimating my character and calling me a nonce too. But yeah wholesome guy...

@@waynedeegan2218 prove that man I beg

@@ethanjamoore 25 of jan on his stream. It was like around his 11th champs win or something at like 3/4 in the morning

People keep saying this but its so wrong. The wins means alot! We just want more of it! It then becomes stressful because you think you can make a living from it and when you do lose your relieved that you dont have to worry about what to do with the money. UNTIL you realise you have debts/rent/bills to pay and have no money for them. Then the cycle starts again on pay day.

@@DieTryingK Except OP is right. It's an impulse thing. Give a gambler 10 million dollars they will still gamble. Very few people do this for a living. And the few do it in poker where they have charts and use math and skill. Apart from poker, no other game is profitable in the long run. In practically all table games the casino has an edge. Slots? Forget it!

The win means nothing? You what.....tsk

Gambling addiction is on another level when it comes to controlling once addictions

@@DieTryingK thats why the biggest bet ive ever made was on the ksi logan fight (50 quid) and i gained £200 from it but i may buy the odd scratch card or lucky lotto dip but i havnt bought either in months

I feel like gambling addiction is so easy to miss because of the bantering about it. Its easy to disregard and make it seem like it isnt an issue when it actually can be.

Not even that, all the fucking UKposts ads for them are aids and the odd gambling UKposts video creeping into my recommended doesn’t help if I’ve stopped for a few months, just makes it start up again Edit: not saying it’s not my responsibility to stop myself but like.... ehhh y’know what I’m saying

I'm currently doing my dissertation at Uni about that very fact, it's disgusting how often you see it just being openly advertised by most of the top teams, every billboard every sleeve sometimes even of kits

I have seen a few gambling addicts. One fella only gambles at night. I saw another take out 5 debit cards. Each one purchased a different set of lottery tickets. Another had set aside some cash to buy scratch cards. It was hard to watch. Its a debilitaing addiction. I would love to go Vegas and gamble just to experience it. But, it never hurts to be careful.

It will only become more prevalent in years to come with the scummy practice of hooking kids with video game gambling. To make matters worse, you tubers glamorise it with massive FIFA pack opening videos etc...

B

Love guy who brings awareness to gamberling and in other breath runs a youtube business gamberling virtual cards. The irony.

it’s such an easy gateway in to gambling for young kids.

Definitely, and research is being done right now to prove that there are similarities between the two. Belgium have already banned the purchasing of packs because they consider it to be gambling

It needs to be banned plenty of times I’ve been on there and thrown 12k points on packed nothing good so thrown another 12k on

@@nb24594 I’ve been in the same boat Black Friday I got paid around £1800 and spent almost all of it on packs thankfully haven’t touched the game for around 2 months

@@nb24594 same I’m trying to stop putting money into fifa but I always put little £5 or £3 into a pack and get nothing but it builds up into hundreds of pounds

Bro he won and quit. He neded that one last win.

@luka pavic I thought he meant that he'd won but didn't realise and had left the money in the machine so he presumed he had lost

If he reads this comment and realises he left that £300 in the machine 🤣

I'm Swedish and lived in Norway about 10 years ago, i've been a gambling addict for about 12 years or so, anyways, i worked the night shift at a gas station at the time and i had this guy come in every single night, guy in his mid 30s, in Norway at the time you couldnt deposit money with your card, you needed to buy paysafe cards, so this guy always came in about 10PM and bought paysafe cards for 20$-30$, he then drove away in his car and i kid you not, he drove back every 30 minutes until 4AM and every time he increased his buy, it started with 20$-30$ and by 4AM he was buying for 200$-300$. he did this EVERY night. I was starting to be able to tell when he was winning because then he wouldnt come in for the rest of the night and he was in a good mood the next day, but 95% of the days he had this look in his eyes that he wanted to kill himself. I never forget that look, you could just tell that he had lost control over it. I tried to talk some sense to into him a few times and give him a free coffee and calm him down but it never worked, i was 20 at the time and in your 30s you dont want some kid to tell you whats best for you. Sometimes i think about that guy and what happened to him, because i've been around addiction my whole life and seen people in terrible shape, but it was something different about this guy, it was like he had given up and gambling was litterally all he had left and the hope of him hitting it big was the only thing keeping him alive.

Peter Kaye has gone downhill.

You're fucking everywhere

@@bugattiwithinternetaccess2598 😂

@@bugattiwithinternetaccess2598 For you to see him everywhere you need to be everywhere as well...

@@ArronMCFC but i dont comment tho

@@bugattiwithinternetaccess2598 Commenting doesnt change the fact you're everywhere fella

Why are you surprised?

Ralphie May is still alive

Judging a book by its cover ?

he’s clearly not that intelligent if he had a gambling addiction

@@lewisairey3591 you’re clearly not the most intelligent if you think that, addiction in any form can happen to anyone, addiction doesn’t just happen to stupid people

That isn’t Jack, that’s Pieface. He’s a twitch streamer.

Where abouts does it start because its something that I want to avoid. I chuck a tenner on here or there but when do you know its becoming an addiction

@@daniellangham5123 I think u know when ur betting excessive amounts and you can’t stop ur doing it continuously and even when ur losing ur still getting money out to go again

@@daniellangham5123 for me it was when I switched from football bets to casino games and it starts taking time away from other things in your life like friends or work or family. The gamblers anonymous site has twenty questions on it that helps

@@daniellangham5123 yeah I agree with these two, if you enjoy a little bet here and there your ok mate. As soon as you start getting annoyed at losing, chase losses, bet large amounts for not even double the bet returns , or start gambling in the 100s that's where your problem is. Avoid casino games at all costs. Stick to enjoying a football bet every weekend , £2-£5 bets returning £1000+. If you win, happy days. And if you lose, it's not much of a loss. :)

How’s josh doing

Can't change what has happenend mate, we always have the ability to start from scratch. Don't blame yourself for the mistakes you made, only look forward.

Fanny

Stay strong. Now is your starting point, the past is irrelevant. Use the experience of what’s happened to steer your life in a different direction, where you’ll probably be happier anyway given time. Don’t do anything drastic. 30 is still young and this decade could easily be your best yet. In a few years you’ll probably look back and be really proud of yourself for carrying on. Getting through depressive periods is all about setting goals and making plans.... that way you’re envisioning the future you want rather than wallowing. Ignore the cretins giving you grief for being so open and talking about your struggles. Got to remember this is the type of podcast that typically attracts the ‘lads lads lads’ types who are always likely to post garbage and consider it ‘bantz’. Work on believing in the future, creating positive and reachable goals and plans, and go from there.

Holy moley

Hey man how are things?

I made 10 separate deposits totalling just over £6000 with a well known Irish bookmaker over the course of a few hours. On the last one, I hit a winning streak and ended up trying to cash out £20,000. The second I hit the withdraw button, I was frozen out of my account and couldn’t do a thing. After calling them, they said it was because I had self-excluded in the past. That was almost certainly true but it didn’t matter while I was depositing, only when I went to cash out. Funny that. I had to battle them for 3 months to get the money that I’d deposited back. It was exhausting and stressful. They’re scum, one and all.

@@badofcheese did You get it then

@@swirebuff4341 He literally said in the comment he got the deposit back..... which was £6000 maybe you should have read the comment...

Been there and as someone who’s sort of out of the other side my advice is; keep going, one day at time. It’s like alcoholism and drug addiction, you’re always a gambling addict, the best you can be is a gambling addict who doesn’t gamble. I’ve had my slips but overall, I’m in a good place with it after losing my 20s to the disease. Hope you’re doing alright 👍

Maybe, maybe not. Maybe you was about to hit the big one and he took that away from you. Never know.

@@josheisert8380 lmfao this is awful hahahahaha

@@Gabebox it's the truth though you know it. I wrote a bad check to win 43k back in 2005. I was dead ass broke and back then online the checks would take a day or two to clear. I came in 4th place in a poker tournament, called my dad and said we need to find 215 dollars immediately

@@josheisert8380oh you degenerate, degenerate my boy

If anyone had a question about this subject please post here and I will try to answer. Part of a commitment to myself for making up for my past is to try and help others when I can.

Are you still proverbially chasing losses or has it become habitual at this point? I’m also a compulsive gambler, but it doesn’t matter how much I win anymore, it seems like I play for the thrill of it, any money I win eventually goes back anyways.

with me its only a problem when i start off losing. If i hit the bookies and win my first bet or first spin and i'm up a hundred quid, i'm gone! if i lose £100 to start off, I'd lose a grand trying to get it back and wont leave till im evens or broke. every damn time

@@treggrtgsg102 sounds like my friend. cant stand to lose and feels like you have to do something about it. learning to accept defeat and move on is super important for gambling. not to put more in.

What sort of gambling were you addicted to?

That's it every month we're working is so we can pay off a little bit of our debt but still be riddled with it the next month. It is a horrible cycle to say the least x

These companies and large businesses really don't care about gambling addictions as long as they make profit. The slogans they put to help stop gambling, is like you said, not enough.

Agreed. There should be a ban on adverts for it like there is for smoking

100% agree on advert bans. The government simply aren’t doing enough. I read an article about former England international, Matthew Etherington, on the Talksport website talking about his struggles with addiction. Ironically, the piece had around ten gambling adverts splattered across it. Makes me so sad 😞

@@stewart0.041 Exactly. Having gambling advertised on daytime television helps to normalise gambling, which is awful. Gambling is highly addictive and shouldn't be advertised. A gambling addiction can also lead to other addictions, such as alcohol or drugs, as a means to cope. It really is awful. Shouldn't be promoted on tv, especially not during the day.

Also daytime adverts for gambling should be banned and adverts on the web for gambling sites should be banned it’s very easy for a kid to get into gambling by stealing their mums credit card and using it online.

Never stutters 6:05

Now he spends his career gamerbling fifa packs for virtual cards promoting the biggest gamberling game going on lmfao 🤣🤣🤣

@@jmadz9054 just checked out his channel, never heard of the guy and you are correct! I am gamer, I love football and I play FIFA (including the FUT mode, but I am not addicted). I am very much aware of what FUT is and how addicting they have made that shit. People have it as a 2nd job! (esp. if you do not have money t spend, the pros absolutely need to spend money for a competitive team! so the loser Joe sometimes who plays just for ''fun" might spend money or he just wastes his time griding this shit and EA made sure the grind is NOT FUN and slow!) lol but it is sad, is basically gambling for addicted teenagers and adults...the worst part ? You can not even cash out and rat race begins every year in September when the game drops. YIKES! So yeah, him sharing FIFA pack opening videos does NOT really me tells he thinks ABOUT HIS BEHAVIOUR and what he is actually doing for others by making this shit OK and that it seems harmless.(unless he talks about said stuff, but some objective fans needs to share me some clips where he does that)

Hi mate

Mikkel Litmanen spot on

@@makemoney3282 it's literally on a video about gambling addiction. I've had help multiple times and end up back in the shit randomly because I think I'm over it and can just put a tenner on a football coupon, it loses booom. £400 down chasing the £10 i lost which isn't even significant, once you are addicted to anything you are a lifelong addict, be it a current addict or a recovering addict

@@zakgunning1 im the same age been gambling my whole working life... about 10 years. First few months of gambling I managed to somehow make 25k off a few hundred quid and it was the worst thing that ever happened to me. Ended up losing it of course and have been chasing it ever since. Reckon ive probably lost over 50k not including the 25k i won. Im addicted to checking odds of football, tennis, boxing what ever i can make my next bet on just waiting to get paid... its a horrible life and I wouldnt wish it on anyone.

@@gmann8659 I'm exactly the same mate, I've seen me being skint and ill still sit up all night watching the tennis foreign football etc. Odds thinking what I'd back haha. Every week for years it was make or break on a Thursday night, sit up to midnight waiting on my wage going in, sometimes id worked 60 hours the week previous week, my wage would go in at 12.15 and be away by 1 and then id just sit up the rest of the night depressed chain smoking and thinking of excuses why I couldn't pay owed money, didn't even have my petrol money for my mate who drove to work on the Friday morning, had bumped every payday loan company owed people you didn't want to owe money to money etc. That was through both drugs and borrowing cash to do me the week after losing it all. The best thing that happened to me was a bank machine was installed round the corner from my house, previously the closest one had been 2 miles away. So now I go round and lift my money as it goes bar a 20 quid bet for the basketball to save myself from myself. Doing a lot better now but I fall off the wagon for a few weeks from time to time

@@zakgunning1 your story is very relatable mate. If, when i was younger, someone had told me id be addicted to gambling to the extent that i am id have said there is no chance in hell that will happen, its crazy the way it manifests over the years and gradually gets to the stage of you becoming an absolute degenerate. Glad to hear you're doing better, Im 2k in debt at the moment which is pretty good for me so I fortunately cant even place a bet. Checking the odds is killing me more though... every imaginary bet wins of course.

People should only bet what they can afford

It's not about winning, as PieFace says. If you're a compulsive gambler, you'll just keep going until you're spent out, even if you win some jackpots along the way. It's like a suggesting that an alcoholic should be sensible with their alcohol consumption, but the only sensible thing for an addict is to not do it at all, primarily because they aren't sensible when it comes to their addiction.

@@johnbull1568 yes but when you first start betting the idea of winning money off of something you like to watch seems like a great idea. I still bet with sensible limits that I can afford because it can make the enjoyment of the game higher. That doesn’t mean I’m positive from betting and as a better I’ve accepted that. The bookies are worth fortunes even though you think you’ll win loads of money every week

@Harry Byrne yep absolutely as it’s sold as a shortcut to getting rich

@@johnbull1568 ye i get that . my later casino visits has resulted in me ignoring my TIME limit and going past my $ limit, and instead have not been satisfied unless i get a considerable win or that all my physically available money in my wallet is all gone. The difference between gambling addiction vs (alcohol, smoking, drugs) is that you can rationalize a win in gambling which is possible,, and which is why it furthers the addiction.

"Top 10 Wholesome Peeps in FUT Creators" vid?

PieFace loves Pie too

Need a 5 at the back drop back against the gambling

Annoying voice though, too much Estrogen....

Winning div 1 with a squad full of wholesome peeps?

@3rd Eye 777 I don’t watch pie but I’m really concerned for him. If he doesn’t loose weight he’ll no doubt get medical issues very soon and his chances of heart attack being that big are through the roof

@@trendkill3333 well he's lost a lot of weight recently

29 pies a week.

@@jimmyspiteria9371 30

@@jimmyspiteria9371 30

Where are you in the world that alcohol adverts are banned?

It's not really, cigarettes and alcohol have addictive compounds, gamblings a mental addiction

@@cianobrien3250 they are heavily restricted in the uk

Haha there’s strongbow / carling adverts on the tv in the mornings

@@Boss-hc6sy no they really aren't. Every day I basically see ads for Coors, Heineken, stella, bacardi, Budweiser, absolut vodka etc. They ain't rare at all, perhaps the way they are advertised there is restrictions- ie. not encouraging people to drink a lot or early in the morning. But yeah they ain't banned at all

It's a shame bro. Gambling is doing more damage than good

When you consider how the odds work, gambling is not too bad of a vice when done responsibly. Slots have an RTP of 95%, sports bets have a similar house edge. The problem is when people gamble outside of their means, and then if they are unlucky they can't play again, like if it was a £5 bet, eventually they'd be able to realise their odds and lose only £5 per £100 gambled over time.

@@Occido391 but you don't really stop do you. Started on £500 went all the way to 83k kept telling myself I will cash out at 100k. Cashed out at £20.

Yeah, those machines in betting shops and online gambling can drain people's bank accounts in a few minutes

Nothing to do with the bookies. Even tho most of the owners are terrible people. But it comes down to your own persons self control.

The most common thing I've heard non-addicts say is 'why don't you just stop when you're winning?', but the 'great' thing about winning is that it gives you more ammunition to feed the addiction, it's an endless cycle. A compulsive gambler only stops when they have nothing else to gamble, and non-addicts have this idea about addicts doing it out of some crazy desire to make a financial gain.

Yeah fifa is just gambling, buying fifa points not knowing what you will pack is low-key gambling

@@lukeockwell4137 it’s high key gambling

@@ednamode2334 yeah but not many young people know that

@@lukeockwell4137 so tell them don’t call it low key when it’s straight up gambling

@@lukeockwell4137 but he gets money for spending money on packs

I feel you man ! I’m trying to stop my self it’s not worth losing ur hard earned money

I lost 2000 euros in October to recover it back i gambled with this month's salary as well ...that's 4k in total, two months of hard work thrown away in 2 hours in total ....i know i will loose this month's salary as well ...but can't help it...

Don’t do it bro. Gambling sucks.

@@NaritusPwN it's out of my hand that's why I am watching these videos to back myself down. I know i will surely loose this month salary if i gamble but can't let go the money i lost ... delusional to win all back...

@@abinabraham112 don't do it bro you've got this it's really difficult to cut your losses I get that I really do but you've worked your ass off for that money keep it for yourself.

Was in the exact same place you were going casino every week with my shite apprenticeship wage and blowing the whole lot then getting loans just gets ridiculous so quickly

Stay strong fella.

i know 2 people who have lost their house through gambling...i bet but i tell people who want to start gambling don't find a different hobby .....i don't feel a hypocrite because for me it is different....

King of fifa witch is gamberling

@@jmadz9054 gamberling 😂😂😆

what omg I thought he was in his early 20s

28 stone

@@NathanPaulBell was that needed 🤷‍♂️

@@jaimedevereux6282 he is quite large tho

@@jaimedevereux6282 yes it was 😂 cracked me up 😂

anyone who can win on the football i would like to shake their hand