Editing Gambling (section)

===Non-casino games===
Gambling games that take place outside of casinos include bingo (as played in the [[Bingo (US)|US]] and [[Bingo (UK)|UK]]), [[dead pool]], [[lottery|lotteries]], [[pull-tab]] games and [[scratchcard]]s, and [[Mahjong]].

Other non-casino gambling games include:
* Non-casino [[card game]]s, including historical games like [[Basset (card game)|Basset]], [[Ecarté]], [[Lansquenet]] and [[Put option|Put]]. Technically, a gambling card game is one in which the cards are not actually played but simply bet on.<ref>[[Parlett, David]] (1991). ''A History of Card Games''. Oxford, NY: OUP. p. 324.</ref>
* [[Carnival game|Carnival Games]] such as [[Razzle (game)|The Razzle]] or [[Hanky Pank (game)|Hanky Pank]]
* [[Coin|Coin-tossing]] games such as [[Head and Tail]], [[Two-up]]<nowiki>*</nowiki>
* [[Confidence trick]]s such as [[Three-card Monte]] or the [[Shell game]]
* [[Dice game|Dice-based]] games, such as [[Backgammon]], [[Liar's Dice|Liar's dice]], [[Passe-dix]], [[Hazard (game)|Hazard]], [[Threes (dice game)|Threes]], [[Pig (dice)|Pig]], or [[Mexico (game)|Mexico (or Perudo)]];

<nowiki>*Although coin tossing is not usually played in a casino, it has been known to be an official gambling game in some Australian casinos</nowiki><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.gamblinginfo.com/95_The_Game_of_Two_up.htm |title=The Game of Two up |publisher=Gambling Info |access-date=2012-09-22 |archive-date=29 August 2012 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120829135407/http://www.gamblinginfo.com/95_The_Game_of_Two_up.htm |url-status=dead }}</ref>