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- In 1867 Fyodor Dostoevsky wrote his famous novel “The gambler” and he wrote the entire tale in just three weeks to pay off his gambling debts.
- The first recorded lottery took place in L’Ecluse, Burgundy in 1420.
- In 1804 a new street in New Orleans was named “Rue de Craps” after the new dice game that had become popular in the city. The name was later changed to Burgundy Street, by the insistence of residents who did not enjoy the association of the word.
- Pierre Oller, in Paris France in 1865, invented the Pari-mutuel system used in horse racing.
- William Lee Bergstrom walked into the Horseshoe casino in Las Vegas in 1980 and asked if he could place a $1 million bet. He returned a little later with a suitcase containing $777,000. The case was taken to the craps table and placed on the Don't Pass line. The woman holding the dice sevened-out in three throws and he left with over $1.5 million.
- At the 2002 World Series of Poker there were 631 players at the Texas Hold’em championship event. There were 13 former World Champions involved in the event and not a single one made it to the final 45.
- The average stay in Yellowstone Park by tourists is 1-½ days, in Las Vegas it’s 3 days.
- Do you like Buffets? Las Vegas has 51 to choose from.
- The standard bingo game in Britain has 90 numbers compared to 75 in US games.
