Totally Free Money from Online CasinosWritten by Richard Meeuwsen
Totally Free Money, how and where to get it at online casinos!!Yes, there is such a thing as free money Regardless of old adage that "There's no such thing as a free lunch", you can easily get $10 and $15 of totally free money at a number of online casinos. These cash deals do not require that you put up any of your money. How To Get It Simply go to website and download totally free software (no costs or fees of any sort) install it and register - (or if you prefer not to download anything, then just use flash java casinos with no download needed). The software is easy to find, download, install and run. You do have to provide a credit card - but you do not have to spend a single penny nor incur a single penny of cost. The free software that you get is not some crummy castoff. The software is top notch professional and fun to use. I see no reason why anyone would ever want to buy casino software when you can get it for free. In fact, casino pays you to use software. Of course, if you don't want real free money, you could just play games in practice mode. Why They Do This Hey, quite honestly, they want you to try for it for free and then add some of your own money. They hope you'll like playing so much that you will eventually put in some of your own money to play with. It's also a no risk way for you to find out if you like place. You get to look around, play games, judge speed, noise, activity and fun level all for free.
| | Bingo History - The Origins Of Bingo GamesWritten by Mark Falco
The origins of bingo, as with most games, is shrouded in mists of history. However, we can trace idea back to 1500's where Italians invented a lottery game to be played 'en masse' rather like Bingo is today. "Lo Giuoco del Lotto d'Italia" was very first state run lottery which proved to be so popular it is still played today.Perhaps closer to game we know today however is French game of "Le Lotto" which was derived from Italian counterpart. This game was very popular with French noblemen during 18th century. This game involved a caller drawing out wooden discs number from one to ninety from a bag and calling them out the players. Each player had a game board divided into nine rows and three columns of numbers and winner would be person to mark off all numbers in one row. Later cersions of Le Lotto appeared in Germany but this time, it was used not for gambling purposes but rather to teach children their times tables. Today, more of same can be found on children's games market including such things as spelling bingo with, of course, all of gambling elements removed. However, first example of bingo in its modern form appeared during late 1920's when a New York toy salesman stumbled upon an addictive fairground game and had a brainwave. Edwin S. Lowe came across game of "Beano" at a carnival in Georgia. The players at this game had wooden cards full of numbers and a set of dried beans. Every time caller drew out a number they would cover it up with a bean, winner being one to mark off all numbers in a straight line either diagonally, horizontally or vertically. So popular was this game than Lowe never actually got a chance to play but idea of marketing this to mass market was formed right there and then.
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