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About gambling addiction 1

I got into slot machines when I was 18, and I continued playing for 10 years. I love horse racing, boat racing, bicycle racing, women drinking and smoking. At first, I played at low-rent stores such as 5-slot and 1-slot. As a vocational school student, I had a monthly scholarship and part-time job income of about 180,000 yen, and my parents paid for my tuition, so I was able to go to school and live comfortably. The most I could lose in a day of playing low-rent slot machines was about 40,000 yen. My highest positive balance was about 50,000 yen. I thought this was the most fun period. A few months later, I played a 4-slot machine called O-Okami for the first time, and ended up investing 500 yen and recovering 120,000 yen. As a student, I was able to earn about 120,000 yen in about 1 or 2 hours.

I still remember the excitement and the scenery at that time. I sat down twice and had Dururin and O-Okami on hold.

This was the memory of winning at slot machines burned into my brain, and I would like to think that this is when my brain probably burned out. Well, I didn't know about brain juice at the time, but

From this point on, I stopped playing low-interest slots, and since I felt like I was only playing 20-slot and 4-slot machines, my investment increased all at once.

Yes, the first 20-slot machine I played was a ◯doggie ◯s.

I couldn't see the patterns at all, so I asked my pachinko friends who came with me to do the eye-pressing for me, and I remember that the equivalent exchange was about 5,000 coins that day, so I invested just under 10,000 yen, about 90,000 yen, and then went to eat sushi that didn't spin. Thinking about it now, I only went to that store once, but it was normal.

Minus 20k

After that day, I thought pachinko slots were easy, so I went to pachinko almost every day when I didn't have school or a part-time job. That's all for today.

This is my first post. I'm sorry that the text is difficult to read, but I'll continue on another occasion.

Thank you for reading this far.