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“Paige, you have three days left to find €2,180.” I still remember that sentence. My name is Paige. I’m 34 years old. I live in Cork with my husband, Daniel, and our six-year-old daughter, Emily. We both work. But after rent, bills, and groceries, there’s almost nothing left from our salaries. And now we were also behind on our car payments. Without the car, Daniel wouldn’t be able to get to work. And I wouldn’t be able to take Emily to school. The letter said that we had to pay €2,180 by Friday. Otherwise, the car could be repossessed. I opened my banking app. There was €367 in the account. That night, I couldn’t sleep. I was scrolling through videos when I saw another ad for Chicken Road 2. Before that, I had already come across people showing their gaming sessions. They took small steps. They cashed out at a multiplier. Then they started again with a smaller amount. I didn’t believe it could solve my problems. But I became curious about how the game itself worked. In Chicken Road 2, everything happens very quickly. The chicken takes the first step. The multiplier starts rising. The CASH OUT button appears on the screen. You can take the current amount. Or you can press GO and risk it for a higher multiplier. I started with a small bet. First step. Multiplier: x1.20. I decided to continue. Second step. x1.45. Third step. x1.90. My fingers were already next to the cash-out button. But I pressed GO. The chicken crossed another lane. The screen flashed. The multiplier rose to x2.60. I cashed out and started the next round with a smaller amount. I didn’t bet everything at once. I didn’t try to chase my losses after unsuccessful rounds. I simply made small bets and cashed out earlier more often. Sometimes the chicken got hit on the very first step. Other times, it managed to go much further. That was the most intense part. You watch the multiplier rise, but you know that the next step could end the round. Over several gaming sessions, I managed
