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Bloomsbury Academic - The Casino, Card and Betting Game Reader

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Description

Explore the deep histories and complex subcultures of gambling through The Casino, Card and Betting Game Reader. While many scholars avoid these topics due to the social stigma of gambling, this collection looks past those labels to examine the actual games, the people who play them, and the communities they form. This academic reader provides a unique perspective on how casino games and traditional card games facilitate massive global financial flows. By moving beyond the view of gambling as mere deviance, the text uncovers the social and cultural practices that define player life. It is a necessary resource for those interested in the sociology of play and the mechanics of betting cultures. This volume is part of the Play Beyond the Computer series, offering a scholarly look at how betting and card games function in real-world settings. Whether you are studying game theory or social history, this collection offers a broad view of how these games shape human interaction and economic movement.

Key Features

Includes 25 chapters that study the diverse world of casino, card, and betting games.

Provides a scholarly look at the rich histories and idiosyncratic cultures surrounding gambling.

Examines the complex player practices and subcultures found in card rooms and casinos.

Offers an academic perspective that moves beyond the social stigma often associated with gambling.

Part of the Play Beyond the Computer series from Bloomsbury Academic.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
07 October 2021
Listed Since
21 May 2019

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