Topic: The History of Bingo - page 5. (Read 604 times)
So what's the catch here of creating this topic? What are the concerns? What is about to discuss?
Just want to share our thoughts on Bingo? Well, to begin with, I'm really an enthusiast of playing bingo for a long. In fact, I'm just nearby in a mall where there is a bingo hall. I even lured some of my friends that are not into gambling to play bingo online. The reason is, it's just cheap, to begin with.
Since everything is now digital, the traditional bingo that used to be a pastime before is not present anymore.
Not sure though if there is a casino that listed bingo in their platform.
But here in our country, bingo games is very popular as it is being played when there is like a an event with festivities (fiesta). Yes, another kind of games that is so fun and exciting specially during last games that we call "blackout" wherein you have to marked all the numbers in your cards.
I'm not a fan of this game though to be honest.
But here in our country, bingo games is very popular as it is being played when there is like a an event with festivities (fiesta). Yes, another kind of games that is so fun and exciting specially during last games that we call "blackout" wherein you have to marked all the numbers in your cards.
I'm not a fan of this game though to be honest.
The History of BINGO
Bingo is one of the most well-known forms of gambling that can be found all over the world. It is actually very popular among older people in my country and usually has a place of its own, but it can also be found in almost any casino.
It is said to have been brought up in Italy around 1530 as a form of Lottery and was called “Il Gioco del Lotto d’Italia”. Furthermore, it was later exported to France, where it grew to become one of the most favourite games of the French aristocracy.
It was much later named "Bingo" in the US, when it hit the spotlight over there. You can read more about Bingo here
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