(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So I got my wages in last week and decided to go to the casino because why the F**k not.

I started with £40 and I had the idea for some reason that number 11 was going to come up. So i covered it and all the numbers around it. It came up number 10 and that brought me t to £90. I was tempted to go then but sure I wasn't in the best of moods. So I decided to gamble it. I ended up losing £50 in 2 spins, again pinning my hopes on number 11. This brought me back down to £40 and I was running out of time as I needed to be somewhere. So I said "F**k it" and placed everything on 11 and the numbers right around it and closed my eyes. When I opened them after i heard the ball stop my screen was highlighted with "£810". You can imagine my reaction.

After texting everyone I know and taking multiple snapchats I decided to go at £800 and put the £10 on a number. That number was 13. It came up.
Another £360 popped up on my screen which took my total up to £1160. I then continued with the snapchats and my bad mood was no more.

I then decided to go at £1100 and place £10 on 6 different numbers. them being 11, 12, 21, 28, 26, 0. It came up 21 and another £360 came up on my screen taking my total now up to £1460. I then did the same bet to go at £1400 and I wasn't fortunate to win 4 times in a row. I had to get the assistant to help me as the winning was too big to put into a card. He congratulated me and I was on my way with a wad of cash.

we all got our lucky days

are you going to share the wealth? let me borrow 100 please

Lulzz

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