How gambling started in England
The nobles in England already started gambling in the Middle Ages. The 20 shillings set as the betting limit per day is equivalent to £2800 today. They played games while having tea and cookies at coffee houses or while having a drink at a local saloon. Gambling, food, and drink have always gone together. Gambling venues People did not have to go to casinos to gamble. Games of craps were played in local bars, and by the end of the 11th century, everybody was taking part. One can imagine farmers taking a break from a cold day selling sheep in the Stow’s market, drinking aRead More →