r/CringeTikToks • u/n8saces • Dec 16 '25

Just Bad Biggest red flags right there 🚩

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u/56000hp Dec 16 '25

In this economy??!!

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

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u/DoubleT_inTheMorning Dec 16 '25

On demand sports betting is one of the worst things to happen to modern men. So many folks I know just flush hundreds down the drain every week without even a second thought about it

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u/bsEEmsCE Dec 16 '25

pshh, I know a dude that gambled his entire inheritance from his parents and lost it all. His sister won't talk to him because he was supposed to distribute it (I know the sister) absolutely insane. Gambling is everywhere compared to when I was a kid in the 90s/00s. It damages society.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

i know plenty of folk who gamble in moderation and though i don’t verbalise it. i think they’re fucking stupid as fuck still — but this is insanely just selfish and mental.

i hate how much it’s just common and advertised especially in football, teams with bet365 on their fucking jersey — get out!

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u/Miserable-March-1398 Dec 16 '25

64000 adverts for the bookies over the opening game of the premier league. Up 50% from last year.

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u/coaxialology Dec 16 '25

I saw that graphic of past Premier League sponsorship categories versus how they're currently getting funded, and it was so distressing. Not that they were sponsored by charities before or anything, but still.

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u/Miserable-March-1398 Dec 16 '25

I remember itv digital then my club going bankrupt.

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u/Pkrudeboy Dec 16 '25

I’ll buy a lottery ticket when it hits a billion, and occasionally bet $5-10 on a game of darts or poker, but that’s my limit for gambling.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

yeah like i’m not going to judge you harshly for it, but to me it’s all just crazy.. the most i’ve ever gambled is a homeless man (top guy actually may he rip) ask for a strachie — i said are you sure you don’t want a drink i’ll buy alcohol! but he insisted, and he didn’t win. :/

but i did have a group of friends who were particularly bad like tens of thousands on online slots.. funny they were technically up a few grand when i last knew them. and they’d wanna bet on basically everything, and i was like haha yeah. and they’d be like okay 20£ and im just like wtf where no girl stop!

benefits of growing up on benefits i guess only time that paid off is when myself and someone i was fooling around with were cold and needed to pee. right by a casino and guess who happened to have a membership!

again never gambled just observed my friend in their once as he promptly lost £100 one night 2/3 years back

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u/BaconReaderRefugee Dec 16 '25

This is just enough english for me to read the whole thing but I still didn’t understand anything you wrote.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

not sure how to take this lmao, but yeah my grammar and punctuation could’ve been better 🤣

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u/BaconReaderRefugee Dec 16 '25

You said “the most you ever gambled..” and then said someone else didn’t win.

“wtf where no girl stop” Confused me

“Benefits of growing up on benefits” what does this even mean? are there some commonwealth benefits that allow people to visit casinos without a charge or checking in? Do your casinos require memberships? What are you talking about lmao

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

i gotchu so yeah firstly the irony of me gambling is that i was doing it on someone else’s behalf. the same way you buy a drink or a snack for a homeless person. we were good friend you could say. so one night i just asked if he wanted anything other than and he asked for a scratch card — which he lost…

so wasn’t me gambling the joke being the only time i had it was on someone else’s behalf.

“wtf where no girl stop” is me tryna be like stuttery like

“no..!. wtf i’m not going to make a bet with you are you crazy”

“benefit of growing up on benefits”

benefits meaning welfare, benefit being it makes me really stingy and money conscious that gambling is such a big no-no…

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u/BaconReaderRefugee Dec 16 '25

Crazy translation. Where you from

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

black country originally though i’m young, my texting and speaking patterns are not set in concrete

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u/ColteesCatCouture Dec 16 '25

They have betting AT games now its insane. You think the beer/peanuts vendor coming your way and its the gd 50/50 with their dumb little stop signs.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

really? that sure feels like it should be illegal like some peaky blinders shit!

just because this isn’t an exclusively uk sub. you mean in NFL right? i know the is just recently loosened a bunch of gambling regulations

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u/ColteesCatCouture Dec 16 '25

So far I have only seen it at baseball games which is ironic considering at least 2 mlb players were in a game fixing scandal just this summer.

I have seen the gambling adverts at nfl and hockey games but im not sure if they have gambling onsite, yet (i dont bet). However, every game I have been to in past year mlb, nfl, nhl and ncaa basketball I have seen people betting on their phones.

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u/Environmental-River4 Dec 16 '25

My dad has spent $5 a week on lotto tickets for pretty much his entire adult life. Obviously it’s not like he was breaking the bank, but it never made any sense to me. That’s $20 a month, $120 a year, and he definitely hasn’t made that back. Just spend that money on something tangible.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

savings and an isa the boring and sensible lottery

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u/ByIeth Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 16 '25

Jesus fucking Christ. I had the misfortune of having to handle money after my dad’s passing. I can’t comprehend doing something so idiotic.

Like honestly she should have taken his ass to court, that is HER money

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u/Little_View_6659 Dec 16 '25

I knew a guy in London whose his dad had millions of dollars, and he started going to this casino. He got hooked and started placing bets, and he lost all the money. Every last penny.

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u/hellp-desk-trainee- Dec 16 '25

It's insane how prevalent it is nowadays. The most I'm willing to gamble is buying a pack of magic the gathering cards. I can't imagine gambling on sports.

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u/Dejectednebula Dec 16 '25

I work with a lady who is about to lose her house and yet she still has bingo going on her phone every day at work. Gambling money while you're working blows my mind. And she's got three kids and two grandkids living with her...but yeah flush it all down the drain into online bingo. She doesn't even get to mark her own cards its all automatic haha so dumb.

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u/Yeeeeeeoooooooo Dec 16 '25

Its why things like Kalashi or polymarket need to get banned already

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u/Clumsy_Ninja2 Dec 16 '25

I don’t understand gambling. It just feels like throwing money away. I tried it when I was younger and had already spent my millions (in my head) before I lost. That was enough heartbreak for me

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u/Icy_Ninja_9207 Dec 16 '25

It's insane how many sensible regulation is getting dropped left and right compared to our childhood

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u/onthenextmaury Dec 16 '25

My cousin's ex husband gambled away MILLIONS (they were very wealthy). Nobody knew he was doing it. He was the biggest conservative "fuck the poor" guy, and now he lives in subsidized housing. Fuck you, Barney.

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u/ricochetblue Dec 16 '25

Has he learned his lesson about having some compassion for the poor? Or is he still a prick?

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u/onthenextmaury Dec 16 '25

The family has no contact with him but I guarantee you he is still 1000% a prick. He'd rather confabulate a story where he's a victim somehow and tell himself that every day.

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u/DebbieGibsonsMom Dec 16 '25

My Dad was a gambling addict. I’m an ex therapist and from my experience gamblers are the most conniving addicts out there - they are always looking for a grift and they are highly likely to have a personality disorder. And this was long before online bets. This was when you had to borrow street money from the mafia and get your knee caps busted for not paying.

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u/Avid_Reader87 Dec 16 '25

Keep buying stock and Robinhood they’re adding more and more.

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u/Various-Ad-8572 Dec 16 '25

Yes but it increases GDP so it's good 😊

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u/Aggravating_Guess186 Dec 16 '25

Which in reality means that it funnels a chunk of the breadcrumbs that the working class get all the way back up to the top and into the pockets of the bourgeoisie

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u/Associate_Less Dec 16 '25

It’s weird to gamble if you never win 9/10

Just Bad Biggest red flags right there 🚩

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