What lie did you tell?

[passwordnow]

What a lie OP, I think I've also done that in the past that I've lied to my parents that I've bought food instead because I've lost during I was in high school with my classmates through computers games. Well, what crazy stuff we did before when we were younger but as we grow old, those aren't a thing to us anymore as we've got our jobs, savings, and money. We don't have to tell a lie anymore because we can stand on our own and we can now give back to our parents whether we gamble or not.

[Kittygalore]

From what I can tell, you just got hustled, that's their way of keeping you in he game, they let you win some so they can get you to pull out all the money that you have. I didn't have any experience with this because there's stories that there are people out there that do this and one that I know and familiar with is a chess hustling, it's a coordinated con where there's about 2 or 3 accomplices that will appear as the audience and they appear to solve the puzzle and then until a real one goes in and tries to solve it and it ends up up close to be unsolvable.

[bitzizzix]

Unfortunately I never lied to my parents, and my new OP experience hearing it because I was involved in gambling when I was a teenager and already working and I bet with my working income.
If I were in your position I wouldn't do it because it's a temptation and you don't follow your parents' orders and that's not good, unless you do it out of pocket money your parents give you or wages after buying food. and I hope it doesn't become your habit because if it still happens, you are worse than an addict.

[mu_enrico]

My wife hates gambling and often annoys me when I play. Sometimes, I told her that the deposit money came from monthly bonus, affiliate claim, tips (from @roycilik), and various contests. Just alternate the answer until she gets a bit suspicious. That's how I get away from "punishment"

[tabas]

Bad experience with gambling and choose retired from all gambling site and close all my account gambling, not good for money management because with gambling you waste time and your money, maybe before late stop gambling and better save your money in the bank or use for investing, every one can stop it just you do with your way like step by step to stop until all is finish it.

What you've said is all about the usual thought of everyone about gambling. So what's the experience just as others sharing with what you lied due to gambling?

[bL4nkcode]

Reading those replies that they didn't or never lied to their parents egarding gambling got me thinking that am I a bad kid back then? Haha.

I just remembered way back in high school time my experience in playing billiards with cards, it's also a type of gambling which winner takes all the bet instead the typical billiard/pool game. My weekly allowance didn't make it even wednesday due to the addiction in playing and/mostly losing billiards.
I always give my mom a reason that my teacher ask a lot for school projects and paid with my weekly allowance  .

[Fredomago]

What a lie OP, I think I've also done that in the past that I've lied to my parents that I've bought food instead because I've lost during I was in high school with my classmates through computers games. Well, what crazy stuff we did before when we were younger but as we grow old, those aren't a thing to us anymore as we've got our jobs, savings, and money. We don't have to tell a lie anymore because we can stand on our own and we can now give back to our parents whether we gamble or not.

Funny, but it really happened, as we grow and have our owned money now to use for this activity. Those old days that lingering to our minds, funny things that we escape for telling lies to our parents.

Gambling when we still young are part of those good and bad memories. Sometimes we really enjoy since we won some.

But when shit happened to us, we even suffer, I remember I need to walk from school to our house as I emptied my pocket
losing my money with  local gambling games., I need to tell my parent that I left my wallet in my room just to prevent them nagging at me.

[dunfida]

Reading those replies that they didn't or never lied to their parents egarding gambling got me thinking that am I a bad kid back then? Haha.

I just remembered way back in high school time my experience in playing billiards with cards, it's also a type of gambling which winner takes all the bet instead the typical billiard/pool game. My weekly allowance didn't make it even wednesday due to the addiction in playing and/mostly losing billiards.
I always give my mom a reason that my teacher ask a lot for school projects and paid with my weekly allowance  .

Each person is different and it cant really be denied that there are people who never able to lie on their parents in regards to gambling but its impossible to think of that they havent lied for the first time ever
in regards on other matter.

Even myself did really make out some lie but it isnt really for the matter of gambling situation.We as kids does have that kind of behavior on where we do involve some things which isnt really that
right for our age.

Just normal for you to be scolded since we are just young and need to be guided but there are really times which we do really go too far.

[ChrisPop]

Haha... You learned a good lesson while very young, be grateful. Others learn it the hard way - losing much more and ending up addicted.

I used to parlay on football and tennis back in the days. I had quite a knack at it, but I quickly realised it was a loser's game in the long run, but it is fun especially when your favorite team is playing. Adds a little more spice to the game night.