He said: “When I’ve had a drink, that’s when the big money comes out and I start playing casino games, short and fast. The student believes his addiction stems from the “adrenaline rush” he gets while gambling. “I tried to get into Grosvenor Casino in Anchor Road, another time that I relapsed, but they were very good about it and they didn’t let me in.” 'It can never be satisfied' “It seems like they will let anyone in,” he added. Travelodge reveals weirdest items left behind including Aston Martin and Tiffany ring.Jack says Rainbow does not check if people are on the SENSE list before they enter the casino. My student loan is tight and it’s going to be a difficult few months.” “When I woke up the morning after I lost £1,400, it was the worst thing. I am in my last year at university and I work part-time at McDonald’s – I can’t be losing that kind of money.

I told him I wanted to be banned for life, and he said he would let all the staff know not to let me in. I told him the ban should have been enforced. Jack added: “I felt bad after that night in October, and I spoke to the manager.

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He says he has lost around £6,000 in total during those visits, paying out £700 on one occasion last October. Jack claims Rainbow has allowed him entry on 10 occasions since he banned himself through SENSE. “It seems strange the clubs wouldn’t let me enter and yet Rainbow let me in without doing any checks.” 'I just wanted it to end' “My friend says I was turned away from nightclubs beforehand because I was too drunk,” Jack said. Jack, who is battling a gambling addiction, claims he was “heavily intoxicated”, having drunk about nine pints and several double vodkas on a night out before he went to Rainbow.

The 22-year-old says the casino allowed him in even though he placed himself on the SENSE scheme last February, self-excluding himself from every land-based casino in the UK. Jack* claims he lost the money playing blackjack on Thursday, January 16, during a three-hour visit to the Rainbow Casino on Bristol city centre’s Explore Lane. A student says he lost £1,400 at a casino after he asked to be barred.

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