Poker game in the American Civil War【Ways to Make Money Online】
The modern version of Texas Hold 'em was recorded in New Orleans in 1829, when the game was a popular pastime, but only used 20 cards. It spread along the Mississippi River, and by the time the gold Rush spread west, people had begun to play with 52 cards and became a fashionable way of life. Not long after, the American Civil War gave poker a further boost.
By the end of the Civil War, poker had become the most popular card game in the United States, although there were some differences in the way it was played then. Around 1920, a Texas gambler named Brady Fubbs devised the rules for the modern game of Texas Hold 'em, which spread from the small town of Robbs to Dallas, where miners, cowboys and gamblers have lived ever since.【guessing competition,Ball game,sports,】
