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Gambling

British people like to be involved in sport even if they are not taking part or watching. • Gambling is widespread( sportman~ gambler) throughout all social classes. • Britain is called as “A nation of gambler” • Eg:in 1993 a total of 12.7 billion was wagered by Brishtish. | 2.Gambling 2.1.gambling in britain British people like to be involved in sport even if they are not taking part or watching. Gambling is widespread( sportman~ gambler) throughout all social classes. Britain is called as “A nation of gambler” Eg:in 1993 a total of 12.7 billion was wagered by Brishtish. 74% of all adults gambled at least once during the year. Britain is the only country in the developed world which allows children to gamble. In 1993,the Grand National race did not take place,it was widely regarded as a national disaster. 2.2 types of gambling. a.horse race. It is very well-known( “who won the 2.30 at Chester”) The central role of horse-racing is shown by one of the names used to denote company and individuals whose business it is take to best. Dog race Dog racing B.the football pools It is very popular form of gambling( apart from the horses and dogs) Every week,more than ten million people stake a small sum on the results of Saturday’ professional matches. C.bingo A game in which numbered balls are drawn at random and players cover the corresponding numbers on their cards It is or middle-aged working class women. D.lottery Britain did not have a national lotery until 1994 Reason:noncomformist religious groups frown upon gambling references http://www.channel4.com/news/articles/ontv/theinsider/britains+gambling+addiction/611277 http://www.google.com.vn/search?hl=vi&source=hp&q=image+of+horse+race&meta=&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai