I recently had a birthday, so my friends and I went gambling in Marina Bay Sans to celebrate.
I hadn’t planned on spending a ton of money, truthfully we only went to the casino in the first place to get dinner.
I’m a broke uni kid and I didn’t want to waste a ton of money since I am extremely unlucky when it comes to gambling.
I had $4 I was willing to spend and choose a random machine not expecting to win much. I didn’t win anything, and I wasn’t surprised. My friend put in a $1 and won over $20 something. She was super excited about it and was kind of rubbing it in my face that I hadn’t won anything and she had doubled her money off of a dollar.
Some time passes and she was still playing off of a couple of dollars, in the end, she won over $50 something, so I decide to play a $5 on a different machine and I jokingly asked if she would press the button for me since she had the “magic touch” as we called it.
I ended up winning over $200 and instead of being happy for me she was immediately pissed off that I had won so much and wanted me to split the money with her since she had pressed the button even though it was my cash that was played.
For the rest of the night, she kept making passive-aggressive comments to me about the $200 I had won being hers after I said I wasn’t going to split it. Keep in mind this was my birthday and she didn’t even get me a gift.
She kept on trying to get me to split it by guilt-tripping me, saying she needed the money for concert tickets. I told her I needed the money myself to pay off a speeding ticket I had gotten that was well over $100. She didn’t budge and was mad at me the rest of the night.
Am I wrong for not splitting the money with her?