Gambling of tens of thousands can I sue?

I can!!!8217;t respond to you all individually as the quote button isn!!!8217;t working on my site. Thanks for your responses and most notably Wesleyan and soolin.

Yes I agree at the end of the day, I made that decision to part with my money and yes I would of been in the same position as I was before if I didn!!!8217;t win but, I feel like I!!!8217;ve been taken advantage of.

I was naive to believe the account managers words that was documented throughout various email conversations that he had a number of winners who had won playing through him, each time I played through him, he sent me diagrams on what he thought the results would end up being, I then followed his recommendations - these results after each play which are decided by a set humans and not software all ended up being well off the mark.

Surely the accounts manager/the company knew his arrangements was totally wrong hence why they swiftly put this to bed after the backlash they received from other players who found out of the arrangement this account manager had with a number of players.

They work hard to prove people this is an open and legit competition and whilst it is as I!!!8217;ve won and a number of other people have won, I don!!!8217;t think the accounts manager should of gone there in the first place contacting someone who!!!8217;s won asking if they wanting to continue to play through them, it!!!8217;s wrong.

It!!!8217;s not like they are loss makers, they make I assume easily triple the prize giveaway costs each time the competition is played.

I don!!!8217;t need to speak to a charity in regards to my gamabling addiction, I have stopped gamabling huge amounts, I haven!!!8217;t been sensible obviously here, but I am sensible in the case that I haven!!!8217;t used credit cards that I have in my possession to gamble, I have essentially gambled what!!!8217;s in my current account.

I would be happy to get back £10,000 of my winnings back from them, this may sound naive but this amount is a drop in the ocean to them.

The communication between me and the accounts manager stating he has helped a number of players who have played through him seems like a massive conflict of interest to me and surely this information being widely put out in the public of players who play this game is something they wouldn!!!8217;t want to be known.

Like I said I acknowledge it was my fault I didn!!!8217;t have a gun sticked to my head but I just feel the accounts manager shouldn!!!8217;t of gone there.

Had he not mention how he!!!8217;s had a number of winners or showed me diagrams predicting the result, or had I played on the website myself then I would say yes, this is totally on me.

Hi Waamo thanks for your response.

Yes I have been reading up about this, I think small claims court for the max limit of 10k would be very cheap to file.

Anything else is up to a limit there!!!8217;s 25k, then another stage of over 25,000 which takes a year or so to get to court..

If I!!!8217;m honest, it would be nice to recoup all my losses but it would be hard as it!!!8217;s not like I!!!8217;ve spent £50,000 back on their website only approx 15,000..

I!!!8217;d be happy with £10,000 back it would bring some sort of closure. I plan on sitting down and sending an email to their accounts manager (not the one I played through this) and just let that person know how I feel and show them the screenshots of the conversations through the other account manager stating how he stated he had got a number of winners by playing through him and I naively fell for this when ultimately he didn!!!8217;t make the decisions that counted - As in me winning.. I followed his diagrams on strategy when playing and they were well off the mark.

I guess it!!!8217;sworth a try, they can either tell me to do one, or willing to recompensate me for some of my losses.

Personally I think the conversations are damaging to their business, one that they work hard to prove people wrong and that they are open and legit and not a scam, they are not a scam but it!!!8217;s clear they operate dubiously in the sense of taking advantage of players when they knew or should I say the account manager, was wrong to do.